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Test Bank for Carpentry, 3rd Edition - Page 1 preview imageUnit 1 Wood and LumberMULTICHOICE1.What is the construction material most often used by carpenters?(A)steel(B)concrete(C)wood(D)fibreglassAnswer :(C)2.Which one of the following groups of wood species best resists decay?(A)cherry, mahogany, and walnut(B)redwood, cedar, cypress, and teak(C)oak and maple(D)hickory and ashAnswer :(B)3.Which of the following materials would you choose if insulating value were of criticalimportance?(A)1 inch (25 mm) of wood(B)8 inches (200 mm) of concrete(C)12 inches (300 mm) of brick(D)100 inches (2500 mm) of aluminumAnswer :(C)4.What are the distinct rings formed by the growth of a tree called?(A)annular rings(B)pith rings(C)bark rings
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Test Bank for Carpentry, 3rd Edition - Page 3 preview image(D)medullary ringsAnswer :(A)5.Which characteristics best describe coniferous trees?(A)leaf-bearing softwoods(B)leaf-bearing hardwoods(C)cone-bearing hardwoods(D)cone-bearing softwoodsAnswer :(D)6.Which type of wood might you choose for the inside of a storage chest?(A)ash(B)red oak(C)cherry(D)cedarAnswer :(D)7.Which of the following is known as the process of stacking lumber with cross sticksbetween the layers to allow air flow between the pieces?(A)grading(B)stickering(C)spacing(D)trimmingAnswer :(B)8.How long will the air-seasoning process of lumber likely take?(A)six months to two years(B)three to five years(C)five to ten years
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Test Bank for Carpentry, 3rd Edition - Page 4 preview image(D)ten to fifteen yearsAnswer :(A)9.Which of the following is the method of cutting logs into lumber so that the annular ringsare almost at right angles to the wide surface?(A)plain-sawing(B)slash-sawing(C)quarter-sawing(D)re-sawingAnswer :(C)10.What is another name for quarter-sawn lumber?(A)slash-sawn lumber(B)edge-grain lumber(C)re-sawn lumber(D)plain-sawn lumberAnswer :(B)11.In which season does the densest wood grow?(A)spring(B)summer(C)fall(D)winterAnswer :(B)12.Which characteristic of a tree's cross-section can be used to determine past weatherpatterns?(A)width of growth rings(B)colour of growth rings
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Test Bank for Carpentry, 3rd Edition - Page 5 preview image(C)medullary rays(D)pithAnswer :(A)13.What is lumber called when it is first cut from the log, and contains a large amount ofwater?(A)watery lumber(B)new lumber(C)green lumber(D)fresh lumberAnswer :(C)14.What percentage of moisture content must wood have before it will start decaying?(A)15 percent(B)19 percent(C)25 percent(D)29 percentAnswer :(B)15.What is wood decay caused by?(A)fungi(B)birds(C)dry rot(D)weatherAnswer :(A)16.What is the preferred moisture content of lumber used for framing?(A)15 percent(B)20 percent
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Test Bank for Carpentry, 3rd Edition - Page 6 preview image(C)25 percent(D)29 percentAnswer :(A)17.The water in the cell cavities is the first to be removed from the wood. What is this watercalled?(A)green water(B)overflow water(C)fresh water(D)free waterAnswer :(D)18.At approximately what percentage of moisture content does wood reach its fibre-saturation point?(A)15 percent(B)19 percent(C)25 percent(D)30 percentAnswer :(D)19.What happens to wood as it dries?(A)it swells(B)it shrinks(C)it thickens(D)it maintains its sizeAnswer :(B)20.What point has lumber reached when it has dried to the moisture content of thesurrounding air?(A)equilibrium moisture content point
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Test Bank for Carpentry, 3rd Edition - Page 7 preview image(B)fibre-saturation point(C)dynamic seasoning point(D)19-percent moisture content pointAnswer :(A)21.Which of the following lumber drying processes is most expensive?(A)air-drying(B)forced-air drying(C)kiln-drying(D)stacked dryingAnswer :(C)22.Under what circumstance is a 9 percent moisture content of lumber recommended to beused for exterior finish?(A)when applied to the sunny side of the house(B)in moist climates(C)when applied to the shaded side of the house(D)in dry climatesAnswer :(D)23.Which of the following moisture contents is best suited for trim and cabinet woodwork?(A)8 to 10 percent(B)12 to 15 percent(C)15 to 19 percent(D)20 to 25 percentAnswer :(A)24.Which of the following is a consistent characteristic of green lumber?(A)it is green in colour
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Test Bank for Carpentry, 3rd Edition - Page 8 preview image(B)it is heavier than dry lumber(C)it is lighter in weight than dry lumber(D)it is lighter in colour than dry lumberAnswer :(B)25.What is lumber that is surfaced on four sides called?(A)S lumber(B)SS lumber(C)S4S lumber(D)S2S lumberAnswer :(C)26.Where is lumber straightened, smoothed, and uniformly sized?(A)at a sawmill(B)at a lumber mill(C)at a planer mill(D)at a smoother millAnswer :(C)27.How should lumber be delivered to a jobsite?(A)completely covered with tightly wrapped canvas tarpaulins(B)stacked in order of use(C)stored on the ground with strips between each layer(D)stacked with the shorter pieces on the bottom of the pileAnswer :(B)28.What is the term used to describe a fault in lumber that detracts from its appearance,function, or strength?(A)second
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Test Bank for Carpentry, 3rd Edition - Page 9 preview image(B)discard(C)detract(D)defectAnswer :(D)29.What are checks caused by?(A)uniform drying(B)twisting of the tree(C)the ends drying faster than the rest of the board(D)the centre drying faster than the ends of a boardAnswer :(C)30.Which of the following can help prevent checks in lumber?(A)drying lumber at a faster rate(B)sealing the ends of lumber with paint or wax(C)pre-finishing the lumber with a dark coloured stain(D)wrapping the centre to slow down dryingAnswer :(B)31.What does a cross-section of branches in a tree trunk create?(A)pith(B)knots(C)cups(D)pith pocketsAnswer :(B)32.In which part of the tree are the wood's cells not well-aligned?(A)juvenile wood(B)pith
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Test Bank for Carpentry, 3rd Edition - Page 10 preview image(C)summer wood(D)spring woodAnswer :(A)33.What is the standard thickness of a board?(A)under one inch (25 mm) thick(B)under two inches (50 mm) thick(C)under three inches (75 mm) thick(D)under four inches (100 mm) thickAnswer :(B)34.At what thickness does wood become a timber?(A)2" (50 mm)(B)3" (75 mm)(C)4" (100 mm)(D)5" (125 mm)Answer :(C)35.Which of the following categories would include beams and girders?(A)timbers(B)dimension lumber(C)joists(D)planksAnswer :(A)36.Which of the following shows hardwood graded from best to worst?(A)select, No. 1 common, FAS(B)No. 1 common, FAS, select(C)FAS, select, No. 1 common
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Test Bank for Carpentry, 3rd Edition - Page 11 preview image(D)No. 1 common, select, FASAnswer :(C)37.What is the actual measurement of a nominal 2"×4"?(A)2" (50 mm)×4" (100 mm)(B)1-7/8" (47 mm)×3-1/2" (89 mm)(C)1-1/2"(38 mm)×3-3/4" (95 mm)(D)1-1/2" (38 mm)×3-1/2" (89 mm)Answer :(D)38.In Canada, softwood lumber quantity is calculated in board feet and in what othermeasure?(A)square feet(B)cubic feet(C)square metres(D)cubic metresAnswer :(D)39.Which formula is used to find board feet?(A)length (in feet)×width (in inches) divided by number of pieces(B)width (in inches)×thickness×length (in feet)×number of pieces(C)number of pieces×thickness (in inches)×width (in inches)×length (in feet) ÷ 12(D)number of pieces×thickness (in inches)×width (in inches)×length (in feet) ÷ 12Answer :(C)40.Which of the following hardwood types would be suitable for high-quality furniture?(A)beech(B)hickory(C)walnut
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Test Bank for Carpentry, 3rd Edition - Page 12 preview image(D)pineAnswer :(C)41.Which of the following wood species is used for siding?(A)cherry(B)poplar(C)cedar(D)ashAnswer :(C)42.With proper care, how long will wood last?(A)for 5 years(B)for 20 years(C)for 100 years(D)indefinitelyAnswer :(D)43.How many board measure are in 45 pieces of 1 x 4 x 10 feet long?(A)150(B)160(C)170(D)180Answer :(A)44.Which part of a tree transfers water to the leaves?(A)heartwood(B)pith(C)sapwood(D)hardwood
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Test Bank for Carpentry, 3rd Edition - Page 13 preview imageAnswer :(C)45.What is the best way to learn the characteristics of different species of wood?(A)reading about them(B)working with them(C)taking a walk in the woods(D)talking to a carpenterAnswer :(B)46.Which of the following is a commonly used and abundant softwood?(A)alder(B)basswood(C)fir(D)poplarAnswer :(C)47.When is wood normally kiln-dried?(A)before the log is sawn into boards(B)after sawing and planing(C)after grading(D)after sawing and before planingAnswer :(D)48.Which of the following pairs of hardwood species are most often used for floors?(A)oak and maple(B)beech and birch(C)cypress and bubinga(D)poplar and cherryAnswer :(A)
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Test Bank for Carpentry, 3rd Edition - Page 14 preview image49.What does green lumber contain large amounts of?(A)sap(B)pitch(C)water(D)heatAnswer :(C)50.When we speak of the amount of water in lumber, what do the initials "MC" represent?(A)moisture content(B)more cells(C)most cells(D)moisture in cellsAnswer :(A)
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Test Bank for Carpentry, 3rd Edition - Page 15 preview imageUnit 2 Engineered PanelsMULTICHOICE1.What is another name for large, reconstituted wood sheets or panels?(A)formed panels(B)engineered panels(C)architectural panels(D)construction panelsAnswer :(B)2.What effect does the use of engineered panels have on the rate of construction progress?(A)construction progresses at a slower rate(B)construction progresses at a more controlled rate(C)construction progresses at a faster rate(D)construction progresses at the same rateAnswer :(C)3.What is Canada's largest association of engineered panel grading?(A)Western Panel Association(B)Plywood Association of Canada(C)Grade Stamp Association of America(D)CANPLYAnswer :(D)4.What are non-veneered panels commonly called?(A)plywood(B)composite board(C)oriented strand board(D)cross-laminated wood veneer
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Test Bank for Carpentry, 3rd Edition - Page 16 preview imageAnswer :(C)5.What are the thin sheets of veneer that make up plywood called?(A)panels(B)plies(C)sandwiches(D)layersAnswer :(B)6.In what position are plywood plies glued?(A)at right angles to each other(B)parallel to each other(C)perpendicular to each other(D)randomly to each otherAnswer :(A)7.How does plywood compare to boards?(A)plywood is not as strong as wood boards(B)plywood resists shrinking more than boards(C)plywood will swell more than boards(D)plywood works as well as boardsAnswer :(B)8.To make plywood, to what moisture content is the ribbon veneer dried to?(A)3 percent(B)5 percent(C)10 percent(D)19 percentAnswer :(B)
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