Construction Technology II

The two types of stud drivers used to drive fasteners into concrete to secure runners are the powder actuated tools and the:
1. Air tools.
2. Hammers.
3. Hammer-driven tools.
4. Self-driven tools.
Fire ratings are easier to achieve when framing with steel because metal framing is:
1. Class F rated.
2. Explosive.
3. Noncombustible.
4. Retardant.
Metal stud framing requires the use of durable and dependable:
1. Bolts.
2. Fasteners.
3. Nails.
4. Straps.
Knurled sides on metal studs provide efficient:
1. Crowns.
2. Insulation.
3. Screw contact.
4. Wiring access.
Diagonally braced stud walls shall be provided at locations designated as what type walls?
1. Horizontal
2. Parallel
3. Shear
4. Top
What type of light nonbearing exterior wall is attached to the concrete or steel structure?
1. Curtain
2. Horizontal
3. Parallel
4. Sheer
Radius walls are easier built with metal studs than with what other studs?
1. Concrete
2. Fiberglass
3. Plastic
4. Wood
Proper bracing in metal studs is:
1. Essential.
2. Important.
3. Needed.
4. Unimportant.
Metal bracing is used to prevent:
1. Bending.
2. Cupping.
3. Racking.
4. Warping.
The type of furring channel that is made from 16-gauge steel and often has a black finish is:
1. Acoustic.
2. Cold-rolled.
3. Plain drywall.
4. Resilient.
Metal framing runners are secured to concrete by powder-actuated tools and:
1. Epoxies.
2. Hammer-driven tools.
3. Mastics.
4. Self-driven tools.
Fire ratings are easier to achieve when using metal framing because metal framing is:
1. Explosive.
2. Fire resistant.
3. Noncombustible.
4. Retardant.
Metal stud framing requires the use of durable and dependable:
1. Bolts.
2. Epoxy.
3. Fasteners.
4. Nails.
Screws more easily penetrate metal studs that are:
1. Bundled.
2. Knurled.
3. Smooth.
4. Taught.
What kind of metal stud wall MUST be diagonally braced?
1. Horizontal
2. Parallel
3. Shear
4. Top

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