Unit No 208 Carrying out first fix frames , partitions and stairs

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Quiz on Unit No 208 Carrying out first fix frames , partitions and stairs, created by Brickwork management on 11/11/2014.
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Question 1

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Door Frames with 25mm rebates are generally used for
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  • fire doors
  • internal flash doors
  • external panel doors
  • hardwood doors

Question 2

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Door linings usually have:
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  • 20 mm rebates
  • a loose door stop
  • no door stop
  • 25 mm rebates

Question 3

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When fixing replacement windows into masonry a suitable method is to use:
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  • masonry nails
  • galvanised steel frame clamps
  • screws and plugs
  • nails and battens

Question 4

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A nylon- sleeved frame fixing anchor is used to fix a door frame when:
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  • it is fixed to a solid wall
  • the brickwork is going up
  • the brickwork is completed but green
  • it is fixed to a timber frame construction

Question 5

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To provide the strongest floor when fitting softwood boarding the heading joints are:
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  • kept in line and fixed
  • staggered randomly and fixed
  • kept in line and left loose
  • staggered randomly and left loose

Question 6

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The best method of fixing chipboard flooring to joists is to:
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  • glue some joints and nail down
  • glue all joints and screw down
  • glue some joints and leave floating
  • glue all joints and leave floating

Question 7

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When fixing 18 mm softwood floor boards the most suitable length of nail is
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  • 38 mm
  • 50 mm
  • 63 mm
  • 18 mm

Question 8

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The purpose of a pitch board is to set out the
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  • rise on the strings only
  • going on the strings only
  • rise and going on the strings
  • wedge room on the strings

Question 9

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When housing out strings it is best to use a:
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  • router and setting out rod
  • router and stair template jig
  • stair template and chisels
  • chisel and tenon saw

Question 10

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To check the treads are level when fixing a stair case it is best to use:
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  • boat level
  • laser level
  • water level
  • Cowley level

Question 11

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The commonly used method to secure noggings when fixing is to :
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  • butt and screw
  • butt and nail
  • mortice and screw
  • mortice and nail

Question 12

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The best way to fix kitchen wall units to a hollow partition wall is to :
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  • screw into prearranged noggings
  • skew nail into the plasterboard
  • screw into the studs if they can be located
  • use plastic plugs and screws

Question 13

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The timber that is most commonly used to form partition walls is :
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  • English hardwood
  • European whitewood
  • Tropical hardwood
  • Russian redwood

Question 14

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When forming openings for services under timber floors, it is important that they are :
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  • left loose for the carpet fitter to fix
  • fixed so no one can remove them
  • fixed but easily removable to gain access
  • left loose at all times to gain access

Question 15

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The piece of timber that is housed to fix treads and risers into is called a :
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  • newel post
  • string
  • spandrel
  • wall plate

Question 16

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What are commonly fixed vertically in between the handrail and string on a staircase
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  • Glue blocks
  • Balusters
  • Spandrel
  • Balustrades

Question 17

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A common timber size used when constructing partition walls is :
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  • 75 mm x 50 mm
  • 75 mm x 75mm
  • 75 mm x 25 mm
  • 100 mm x 75 mm

Question 18

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A commonly used material for flat roof decking is :
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  • sheathing ply
  • hardboard
  • MDF
  • beech ply

Question 19

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The thickness of chipboard flooring used in a new build domestic property should be
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  • 15
  • 18
  • 12
  • 25

Question 20

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The most commonly used manufactured board for flooring is:
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  • MDF
  • hardboard
  • chipboard
  • plywood
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