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Continuing Education Exterior Installation Techniques and Terminology
What kind of fasteners are acceptable for exterior decks or gazebos?
  1. Hot dipped galvanized
  2. Common
  3. Electro plated galvanized
  4. Any fasteners can be used
Continuing Education Exterior Installation Techniques and Terminology
Common nails should never be used with pressure treated or decay resistant lumber.
  1. True
  2. False
Continuing Education Exterior Installation Techniques and Terminology
Along with footings for a house, deck footings must be sure to extend below the                 in cold climates.
  1. Winter line
  2. Frost line
  3. Cold line
  4. Water line
Continuing Education Exterior Installation Techniques and Terminology
Additional building papers such as asphalt tar paper are used on the exterior face of sheathing to prevent the intrusion of water. What other product is used for this purpose.
  1. Tyvec
  2. Stryofoam
  3. Clear cedar siding
  4. Concrete base siding
Continuing Education Exterior Framing - Decks, Fences, Porches
Railings surrounding a deck are required to be a minimum of                 high.
  1. 24"
  2. 36"
  3. 48"
  4. 60"
Continuing Education Exterior Installation Techniques and Terminology
What is the term used to identify the rough framing material that is fastened to the ends of rafter tails?
  1. Fascia
  2. Sub fascia
  3. Drip edge
  4. Lookout
Continuing Education Exterior Installation Techniques and Terminology
When installing exterior building wrap, or siding it is OK if the top layer does not overlap the bottom layer.
  1. True
  2. False
Continuing Education Exterior Installation Techniques and Terminology
What is generally required to be installed in a soffit to provide air flow into the attic space or roof cavity?
  1. Vents
  2. Fascia
  3. Remove one row of soffit
  4. Power vents
Continuing Education Exterior Installation Techniques and Terminology
Composite decking products have become very popular in the market. These products are generally a mixture of plastic and                .
  1. fibreglass
  2. plastic only
  3. steel
  4. saw dust
Continuing Education Exterior Installation Techniques and Terminology
What is required at the bottom of a window sill to help shed water?
  1. Paint
  2. Drip edge
  3. Additional fasteners
  4. A frieze board
Continuing Education Exterior Installation Techniques and Terminology
The sub fascia, fascia and soffit are constructed and fastened together. These components when built together are called what?
  1. The over hang
  2. The cornice
  3. The roof
  4. The finish
Continuing Education Exterior Installation Techniques and Terminology
When installing vertical panel siding, it is not required to leave a gap between sheets for expansion and contraction.
  1. True
  2. False
Continuing Education Siding and Exterior Finishes
Exterior wood siding needs to be cedar or another type of red wood.
  1. True
  2. False
Continuing Education Siding and Exterior Finishes
What kind of siding profile is also used in manufacturing of hardwood flooring?
  1. Ship lap
  2. Tonge and groove
  3. V notch
  4. Bevel
Continuing Education Exterior Framing - Decks, Fences, Porches
When installing fence posts for a fence that is installed 100' long. What is often done to ensure they are installed in a straight line?
  1. A chalk line is snapped on the ground
  2. A line is pulled from the top and bottom from the corner posts
  3. A straight edge is used for each post
  4. Measurements are taken from something running parallel with the fence
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