Construction Technology II

The interior woodwork around the perimeter of a door is the:
1. Casing.
2. Grille.
3. Header.
4. Sash.
The woodwork around a window is the:
1. Casing.
2. Grille.
3. Header.
4. Sash.
Extension jambs are MOST likely to be needed when:
1. A modern replacement window is installed in an older building.
2. Casement windows are used.
3. The new window is not as wide as the old window.
4. The window opening is too high.
The two major classifications of rough and finish refer to:
1. Doors.
2. Hardware.
3. Hinges.
4. Trim.
What type door has rollout glass panes in it?
1. Dutch
2. Flush
3. Jalousie
4. Panel
What type window allows opening of the upper and lower sashes?
1. Double-hung
2. Moveable
3. Single-hung
4. Stationary
The horizontal member at the bottom of a door frame is a:
1. Footer.
2. Rail.
3. Stile.
4. Threshold.
A double-hung window contains:
1. A single, fixed sash.
2. Two fixed sashes.
3. One fixed sash and one moveable sash.
4. Two moveable sashes.
Extension jambs are used with replacement windows to bring the casing flush with the:
1. Interior wall.
2. Exterior wall.
3. Partition wall.
4. Knee wall.
The MOST common types of skylights are domed and hipped because they readily repel:
1. Birds and bugs.
2. Fire and ice.
3. Ice and bugs.
4. Rain and snow.
The MOST common factory-built exterior door is the:
1. Flush door.
2. Hollow-core door.
3. Panel door.
4. Sash door.

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