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Continuing Education Concrete Forming Systems and Techniques
When pouring a concrete slab on grade at the same time as the footing, it is referred to as a                 slab.
  1. Single
  2. Monolithic
  3. Full
  4. One time
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Footings of a foundation wall are considered flatwork. How wide are the footings in comparison to the foundation wall?
  1. twice the wall thickness
  2. same as the wall thickness
  3. three times the wall thickness
  4. does not matter how thick they are
Continuing Education Concrete Forming Systems and Techniques
When constructing a slab on grade, what is placed below the slab to ensure there is adequate support and drainage?
  1. Rocks
  2. Gravel
  3. Asphalt
  4. Top soil
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What is it called when a footing is poured directly into the soil with no footing?
  1. Free pour
  2. Rough pour
  3. Trench pour
  4. Easy pour
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What makes forming a set of suspended stairs more difficult?
  1. No additional support is needed
  2. A form needs to be built on the underside of the stairs
  3. You need to use large lumber
  4. The plywood needs to be thicker
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What are driven into the ground and used to hold flat work forms and footings in place?
  1. nails
  2. level
  3. metal
  4. stakes
Continuing Education Concrete Forming Systems and Techniques
When must be done when building the forms for a concrete driveway?
  1. Make sure the footings don't bend or warp
  2. Use 2x10 lumber
  3. No forms are required for a concrete driveway
  4. Ensure it has a slope to shed water
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What is done to the bottom side of a concrete stair riser form to allow for proper concrete finishing?
  1. A line is cut in it
  2. Less nails are used
  3. A bevel is cut on the bottom
  4. A bevel is cut on the top
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The term CMU refers to the concrete blocks that are often used to build foundation walls. What does the abbreviation CMU stand for?
  1. Certified Masonry Unit
  2. Concrete Masonry Unit
  3. Complete Mason Unit
  4. Concrete Mason Unit
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Which of the following is NOT a typical residential concrete foundation type?
  1. Slab on grade foundation
  2. Above grade foundation
  3. Crawl space foundation
  4. Full basement foundation
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Wall form systems such as snap ties, waler forms, strap ties and quick strip forms are all examples of what kind of forming systems?
  1. Built-in-place forms
  2. Pre cast forms
  3. Pre built forms
  4. Carpenter built forms
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These wall form components are used to transfer the load of the walers to the ties. They are installed tight between the head of the tie and the waler to create a snug fit.
  1. 2 x 4 or 2 x 6
  2. Waler brackets, or wedges
  3. Form ties
  4. Waler ties or brackets
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This foundation type that drives a long cylinder of a strong material into the ground until it hits bed rock or solid soil.
  1. Friction Pile
  2. Concrete pile
  3. End bearing pile
  4. Support Pile
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