Test your basic knowledge |

Carpentry Stair Framing

Subjects : industries, carpentry
Instructions:
  • Answer 30 questions in 15 minutes.
  • If you are not ready to take this test, you can study here.
  • 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 rectangular cavity cut in a piece of wood to receive a tongue or tenon projecting from another piece.






2. Cutout supports for the treads and risers in a staircase; also called a rough stringer and stair horse.






3. Finish material applied to cover the stair carriage.






4. A type of stair installed between walls where the ends of tread and riser are hidden from view.






5. A piece of 1 x 5 stock that is installed around the walls of a closet to support the shelf and the rod; also - blocks fastened to the stair carriage to support the treads.






6. A type of stairway with the ends of the treads and risers visible.






7. In drawer construction - a piece centered above a drawer to keep it form tilting downward when opened.






8. A finished stringer that is dadoed to receive treads and risers of a stairway.






9. A railing on a stairway intended to be grasped by the hand to serve as a support and guard.






10. Also called a stair carriage and a rough stringer.






11. A post to which the end of a stair railing or balustrade is fastened; also - any post to which a railing or balustrade is fastened.






12. A type of stair installed between walls where the ends of tread and riser are hidden from view.






13. The rounded edge of a stair tread projecting over the riser.






14. A type of stairway with the ends of the treads and risers visible.






15. A finished stringer that is dadoed to receive treads and risers of a stairway.






16. Finish material applied to cover the stair carriage.






17. A piece of 1 x 5 stock that is installed around the walls of a closet to support the shelf and the rod; also - blocks fastened to the stair carriage to support the treads.






18. A tread in a stairway - wider on one end than the other - that changes the direction of travel.






19. In drawer construction - a piece centered above a drawer to keep it form tilting downward when opened.






20. Also called a stair carriage and a rough stringer.






21. The rounded edge of a stair tread projecting over the riser.






22. Term used to refer to an entire set of stairs that includes treads - risers - stringers - and balustrade.






23. An opening in the floor for climbing or descending stairs or the space of a structure where the stairs are located.






24. A post to which the end of a stair railing or balustrade is fastened; also - any post to which a railing or balustrade is fastened.






25. A rectangular cavity cut in a piece of wood to receive a tongue or tenon projecting from another piece.






26. Cutout supports for the treads and risers in a staircase; also called a rough stringer and stair horse.






27. A tread in a stairway - wider on one end than the other - that changes the direction of travel.






28. An opening in the floor for climbing or descending stairs or the space of a structure where the stairs are located.






29. A railing on a stairway intended to be grasped by the hand to serve as a support and guard.






30. Term used to refer to an entire set of stairs that includes treads - risers - stringers - and balustrade.