Load bearing wall - Study guides, Class notes & Summaries

CMP 101 Final Exam Questions and Answers 100% Pass What is the primary purpose of a building's foundation? A) To provide aesthetic appeal B) To support the structure and distribute loads C) To act as a weather barrier D) To accommodate utilities B) To support the structure and distribute loads Which of the following is a common type of load that a building's structure must support? A) Wind load B) Color load C) Temperature load D) Noise load A) Wind load What is the mai...

Columns and piers are generally inspected from _________________. A. the inside of the home B. the outside of the home C. the basement or crawl space D. lifting the subfloor - Answer-C. the basement or crawl space Which action is required by most standards of practice? A. required to enter underfloor crawl spaces and attic spaces if the property has them B. required to probe structural components where deterioration is suspected C. required to report cracks in the foundation only if they...

Combustible Liquid - Correct answer-A liquid with a flash point ABOVE 100F 12.5 - Correct answer-If the current flowing out from an electrical panel is 12.5 amps, and it then flows through an electrical load of 1500 watts, what is the amperage of the remaining current flow of the return circuit? 1000 - Correct answer-If a hair dryer draws 8.3amps (in a home with 120-volt service), what is the wattage? *Power (P) = current (I) x voltage (V) Watts = amps x volts 1987 - Correct answer-The y...

What is the 1st offense penalty for engaging in the practice of residential building without a license? - Answer Not less than $5K and not more than $25K and/or 1 year What is the penalty for engaging in the practice of residential building, resulting in a death? - Answer Not less than $5K and not more than $50K and/or 4 years On your individual builder's license application, what should you write as your "business address"? - Answer Your personal address What is the cost of the indi...

Building Tech Preboard Questions and Answers Already Passed What is the primary function of a building foundation? - A) To provide insulation - B) To support the structure - C) To enhance aesthetics - D) To serve as a barrier B) To support the structure Which of the following materials is most commonly used for framing in residential construction? - A) Steel - B) Concrete - C) Wood - D) Brick C) Wood What does the term "load-bearing wall" refer to? - A) A wall that sup...

Columns and piers are generally inspected from _________________. A. the inside of the home B. the outside of the home C. the basement or crawl space D. lifting the subfloor - Answer-C. the basement or crawl space Which action is required by most standards of practice? A. required to enter underfloor crawl spaces and attic spaces if the property has them B. required to probe structural components where deterioration is suspected C. required to report cracks in the foundation only if they...

Columns and piers are generally inspected from _________________. A. the inside of the home B. the outside of the home C. the basement or crawl space D. lifting the subfloor - ANSWER C. the basement or crawl space Which action is required by most standards of practice? A. required to enter underfloor crawl spaces and attic spaces if the property has them B. required to probe structural components where deterioration is suspected C. required to report cracks in the foundation only i...

Masonry Questions and Answers 100% Verified What is the purpose of a masonry saw? A masonry saw is a power tool used to cut through bricks, concrete blocks, or stone with precision. What does “bed joint” refer to in masonry? A bed joint is the horizontal layer of mortar between two masonry units that helps bond them together. What is the role of a mason? A mason is a skilled worker who specializes in the construction of structures using masonry materials like brick, stone...

Alabama Fire College: Fire Inspector 1 Questions and Answers Already Graded A Fire Enclosure A fire-rated assembly used to enclose a vertical opening such as a stairwell, elevator shaft, and chase for building utilities. Fire Partition An interior wall extending from the floor to the underside of the floor above. Fire Wall A wall with a fire-resistive rating and structural stability that separates buildings or subdivides a building to prevent the spread of fire. Fire Window A window or glass ...

The Structural Inspection AHIT Exam Questions and Answers Columns and piers are generally inspected from _________________. A. the inside of the home B. the outside of the home C. the basement or crawl space D. lifting the subfloor -Correct Answer-C. the basement or crawl space Which action is required by most standards of practice? A. required to enter underfloor crawl spaces and attic spaces if the property has them B. required to probe structural components where deterioration is sus...