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Carpentry Basics 2
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Subjects
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industries
,
carpentry
Instructions:
Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
If you are not ready to take this test, you can
study here
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Match each statement with the correct term.
Don't refresh. All questions and answers are randomly picked and ordered every time you load a test.
This is a study tool. The 3 wrong answers for each question are randomly chosen from answers to other questions. So, you might find at times the answers obvious, but you will see it re-enforces your understanding as you take the test each time.
1. A yellow and purple warning barricade means...
acetylene
4
Radiation hazard
Drive a post or stake
2. The ______ keeps the key to a lock used for lockout/tagout
Taking an improper working position
measuring
Damage the screw head
Person who puts on the lock
3. When using prying tools - be sure to _________
Keep a balanced footing
Legs
can conduct electrical current
Heavy-duty dismantling of woodwork
4. ______ provide the best all around protection of your eyes
educate employees about
ten
Crosspeen
Safety goggles
5. When determining whether a surface is plumb - you gauge the
call an ambulance
The job the sledgehammer is intended to do
vertical surface
red
6. You use a sledgehammer to break up concrete and ____________
False
Drive a post or stake
Crosspeen
Carbon monoxide
7. The angled prying end of the ripping bar is used to ___________
Drive a post or stake
vertical distance
Force apart pieces of wood
check level and plumb surfaces
8. ______ is an example of an usafe act
horizontal surface
The job the sledgehammer is intended to do
Nail pulling tool
Taking an improper working position
9. An ______ is anything that could have caused an injury or damage if it hadn't been caught in time
Incident
Compressed oxygen
easy to read
False
10. A combination square can be used to test work for squareness - measure lengths - widths and angles and
Pull nails out of wood
Compressed oxygen
measuring
check level and plumb surfaces
11. Fire extinguishers that contain water for fighting fires involving ordinary combustibles are ______
Alloy and drop-forged steel
False
class a...
General duty clause
12. Hole covers must be strong enough to support ______ the weight of anything that may be placed on top of them
Place oily rags in an uncovered container
Crosspeen
you
Twice
13. Many states have laws that prevent workers from collecting insurance benefits if they are injured while under the influence of alcohol or illegal drugs
Nail pulling tool
False
True
easy to read
14. All internal combustion engines give off a deadly - odorless - tasteless - invisible gas called ______ as part of their exhaust
Bell-faced claw
hazardous
measuring
Carbon monoxide
15. ______ is not a main cause of accidents
Radiation hazard
The type of screw it fits
Heavy-duty dismantling of woodwork
Weather
16. A ______ has its own clean air supply
Self-contained breathing apparatus
Dentures
90 degree
General duty clause
17. When a plumb bob hangs freely - its string is...
vertical
Pull nails out of wood
flat steel rule
flat steel rule
18. The claw of the claw hammer is used to _______________
report it to your supervisor
The job the sledgehammer is intended to do
Regulator
Pull nails out of wood
19. The information on MSDS includes
Force apart pieces of wood
Taking an improper working position
emergency first-aid procedures
Carbon monoxide
20. The claw of the claw hammer is used to _______________
Twice
Pull nails out of wood
vertical surface
ten
21. OSHA's HazCom rule requires all contractors to ______ on site hazardous chemicals
point
acetylene
Crosspeen
educate employees about
22. A class D fire involves ______
ten
three-wire cord
the force of gravity
metal
23. The rounded face of a ball peen hammer is used for ________
educate employees about
Crosspeen
Aligning brackets
Place oily rags in an uncovered container
24. Observing proper safety precautions when working with or around electrical current is important because the human body ______
aluminum
check level and plumb surfaces
can conduct electrical current
depends on the voltage
25. The safest hammers are those with heads that are _____________
class B
Incident
Alloy and drop-forged steel
Person who puts on the lock
26. The ______ summarizes the intent of the OSHA Act of 1970
General duty clause
Force apart pieces of wood
you
Ultraviolet light
27. When lifting heavy objects - keep as much weight as possible over your
Aligning brackets
Crosspeen
easy to read
Legs
28. Oil or grease in contact with ______ will cause an explosion
Compressed oxygen
Phillips
spirit level
Legs
29. The __________ hammer can drive the nail head flush without damaging the surface of the work
measuring
a hook at the end of the tape
Bell-faced claw
you
30. The minimum safe working distance from exposed electrical conductors
The type of screw it fits
red
oxygen - heat - and fuel
depends on the voltage
31. HazCom classifies all paints - concrete - and wood dust as ______ materials
can conduct electrical current
hazardous
All injuries and incidents
class B
32. A ______ has its own clean air supply
emergency first-aid procedures
At least 1 inch of space
Wear appropriate personal protective equipment
Self-contained breathing apparatus
33. Because of its stiffness - a folding rule is better than a cloth or steel tape for measuring
False
vertical
vertical distance
using the square for prying or hammering
34. If you use the wrong screwdriver head for the job - you might __________
is centered between the lines
lock the spreaders in the fully open position
Damage the screw head
measuring
35. Never use a ______ ladder anwhere near electrical current
aluminum
Legs
4
Bell-faced claw
36. A combination square can be used to test work for squareness - measure lengths - widths and angles and
Radiation hazard
check level and plumb surfaces
90 degree
Dentures
37. The information on MSDS includes
Carbon monoxide
disconnect the circuit
emergency first-aid procedures
aluminum
38. ______ is an example of an usafe act
check level and plumb surfaces
Taking an improper working position
Legs
oxygen - heat - and fuel
39. The most common crosshead screwdriver is the ________ screwdriver
class a...
Phillips
class a...
using the square for prying or hammering
40. The simplest and most common measuring tool is the...
Compressed oxygen
you
Ultraviolet light
flat steel rule
41. Steel measuring tapes are usually wound into metal cases and have
hazardous
Bell-faced claw
a hook at the end of the tape
Alloy and drop-forged steel
42. ______ must be present in the same place at the same time for a fire to occur
Carbon monoxide
using the square for prying or hammering
oxygen - heat - and fuel
Crosspeen
43. If you lean a straight ladder against the top of a 16-foot wall - the base of the ladder should be ______ feet from the base of the wall
call an ambulance
4
Heavy-duty dismantling of woodwork
Tempered steel
44. A class D fire involves ______
inch marks
Phillips
metal
Damage the screw head
45. When determining whether a surface is level - you gauge the
horizontal surface
vertical distance
Heavy-duty dismantling of woodwork
Dentures
46. The carpenter's square is used mainly for...
Force apart pieces of wood
squaring up sections of work
Alloy and drop-forged steel
Ultraviolet light
47. ______ gas is flammable
90 degree
Force apart pieces of wood
acetylene
Place oily rags in an uncovered container
48. Steel measuring tapes are usually wound into metal cases and have
Slotted
a hook at the end of the tape
Split and rip apart pieces of wood
spirit level
49. The safest hammers are those with heads that are _____________
report it to your supervisor
Alloy and drop-forged steel
Nail pulling tool
Person who puts on the lock
50. If a sign has a white background and a red panel with white or gray letters you might see ______ on it
Crosspeen
Slotted
Carbon monoxide
Do not start