1. Horizontal siding may be attached
| | to wood studs or sheathing. |
| | directly to wood studs. |
| | using bolts. |
| | directly to sheathing. |
2. Structural steel members are
| | designed, fabricated, and assembled in the shop. |
| | shop fabricated and site assembled. |
| | site fabricated and site assembled. |
| | shop fabricated and shop assembled. |
3. Light-gauge steel studs are attached to top and bottom tracksusing
| | rivets. |
| | staples. |
| | nails. |
| | bolts in predrilled holes. |
| | self-tapping screws. |
4. A length of LVL lumber is more likely to warp or deform thansawn lumber of an equivalent size and length.
True
False
5. Light-gauge steel studs are attached to top and bottom tracksusing
rivets.
staples.
nails.
bolts in predrilled holes.
self-tapping screws.
6. A length of LVL lumber is more likely to warp or deform thansawn lumber of an equivalent size and length.
True
False
7. Distinguishing characteristic(s) of platform framingconstruction include (choose most complete overall answer)
| | continuous studs from sole plate to rafters. |
| | a level working platform from which to erect each floor. |
| | built-in fire blocking between floors. |
| | continuous studs from sole plate to rafters, a level workingplatform from which to erect each floor, and built-in fire blockingbetween floors. |
| | a level working platform from which to erect each floor andbuilt-in fire blocking between floors. |
8. In which of the following situations would a light-gaugesteel connector be used?
| | Connection between a roof truss and a top plate |
| | Connection between members of a top plate |
| | Connection between a post and a beam |
| | Connection between floor joists and subfloor |