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None Characteristics of Wood
This part of the tree transports water from the roots to the leaves.
  1. Cambium layer
  2. Heartwood
  3. Pith
  4. Sapwood
None Characteristics of Wood
What is one characteristic of fir wood that makes it a good material from framing carpentry?
  1. High strength
  2. Resistant to moisture
  3. Tight growth rings
  4. Hardwood
None Characteristics of Wood
Which characteristic best describes the type of trees hardwood is sourced from?
  1. Cone bearing
  2. Evergreen
  3. Broad-Leaf
  4. Coniferous
None Characteristics of Wood
A tree grows outward from the center. What is the name given to the center of a tree?
  1. Heartwood
  2. Splinter
  3. Trunk
  4. Pith
None Characteristics of Wood
What is one downfall of woodworking with the sapwood portion of lumber?
  1. It can only be used when 0% moisture content
  2. Tends to have a higher moisture content, tends to warp
  3. It is very hard to cut with a table saw
  4. It can not be used for carpentry projects
None Characteristics of Wood
Fir, spruce and cedar trees can be put into what category of trees?
  1. Coniferous
  2. Deciduous
  3. Broad leaf
  4. Hardwood
None Characteristics of Wood
Why must a carpenter understand the different growth areas of a tree?
  1. Know how a material will react to different types of fasteners
  2. Predict how a material will perform over time
  3. Be able to see the strength and weakpoints in a piece of lumber
  4. All of the above
None Characteristics of Wood
Softwoods come from the evergreen or needle bearing trees called
  1. Deciduous
  2. Oak
  3. Conifers
  4. Broadleaves
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