Construction Technology 2.02

A carpenter who works for a commercial contractor is MOST likely to work with:
1. Glass.
2. Nails.
3. Paneling.
4. Steel.
A carpenter who works for a residential contractor is MOST likely to work with:
1. Bridges.
2. Steel.
3. Welding.
4. Wood framing.
Rough carpentry includes:
1. Building stairs.
2. Building wooden forms.
3. Installing doors.
4. Installing doors.
Rough carpentry includes:
1. Building stairs.
2. Erecting scaffolding.
3. Installing doors.
4. Installing molding.
Finish carpentry includes:
1. Building forms.
2. Building scaffolds.
3. Installing cabinets.
4. Installing framework.
Standing, climbing, and squatting, which are sometimes necessary in the carpentry trade, are:
1. Active.
2. Easy.
3. Unnecessary.
4. Unsafe.
Professionalism includes:
1. Building codes.
2. Honesty.
3. Licenses.
4. Pay increases.
Workers who act in a professional manner have better:
1. Competition.
2. Industry image.
3. Pay scales.
4. Worker benefits.
A worker with integrity will:
1. Be unprofessional.
2. Come to work late.
3. Protect his employer’s equipment
4. Report inaccurate time sheets.
A loyal employee:
1. Comes to work late.
2. Measures accurately.
3. Respects confidentiality..
4. Uses sharp tools.