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Carpentry Things Vocab
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industries
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Answer 42 questions in 15 minutes.
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Match each statement with the correct term.
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1. Lumber used to give support and additional strength to another piece of lumber.
Sole plate
Truss chord
Sway brace
Brace
2. The lumber nailed to the ends of the tp chords of the tresses to give a finished look to the roof
Truss
Truss
Let-in-Brace
Fascia Board
3. 2 by 4 lumber placed between trusses at the ridge of the roof which keeps the trusses stable and vertical.
Toenailing
Header
Ridge blocking
Truss
4. A principal piece of lumber which strengthens the top of a wall. Allows one wall to tie o another and serves as a junction.
Cap Plate
Gussets
Toenailing
Brace
5. A principal piece of lumber that serves as the top of a wall and to which studs and cripples are nailed
Let-in-Brace
Truss web
Top plate
Cap Plate
6. Connectors used to bind together truss chords and webs at the joints. They can be made out of wood or metal.
Truss chord
Trimmers
Gussets
Let-in-Brace
7. Used to make the top and bottom chords of the truss
Truss chord
Header
sill
Header
8. Used to support door and window headers and window sills
Trimmers
Gussets
Fascia Board
Header
9. Connectors used to bind together truss chords and webs at the joints. They can be made out of wood or metal.
Fascia Board
Gussets
Cripples
Truss web
10. Heavy lumber used to support the area above an opening. Headers are used above door and window openings.
Brace
Brace
Top plate
Header
11. Gives support and strength to the truss
Truss web
Truss chord
Truss
Studs
12. Used for support and connect the sole and top plates.
Studs
Fascia Board
Channels & Corners
Trimmers
13. A principal piece of lumber that serves as the bottom of a wall and to which studs - trimmers and cripples are nailed.
Truss chord
Sole plate
Cap Plate
Channels & Corners
14. Heavy lumber used to support the area above an opening. Headers are used above door and window openings.
Studs
Brace
Cap Plate
Header
15. The lumber nailed to the ends of the tp chords of the tresses to give a finished look to the roof
Fascia Board
Truss
Studs
Sway brace
16. Lumber put into a wall so the wall will be stable and remain square.
Let-in-Brace
Ridge blocking
Cap Plate
Header
17. 2 by 4 lumber used to support the top chord of the truss and provide backing for nailing finish material
Brace
Brace
Gussets
Gable fill
18. Is a framework made up of lumber members called chords and webs which form a light - strong and rigid structure.
Toenailing
Truss
sill
Sway brace
19. Used for support and connect the sole and top plates.
Cripples
Truss
Brace
Studs
20. Driving a nail at an angle through 2 pieces of wood
Sway brace
Gussets
Toenailing
Cripples
21. An arrangement of lumber used at the corner of a wall or along its interior so that adjoining walls can be attached and nailed.
Fascia Board
Channels & Corners
Sole plate
Header
22. An arrangement of lumber used at the corner of a wall or along its interior so that adjoining walls can be attached and nailed.
Sway brace
Ridge blocking
Cap Plate
Channels & Corners
23. Lumber used to give support and additional strength to another piece of lumber.
Brace
Gussets
Channels & Corners
Trimmers
24. 2 by 4 lumber used to support the top chord of the truss and provide backing for nailing finish material
Cap Plate
Let-in-Brace
Gable fill
Truss web
25. Used to make the top and bottom chords of the truss
Truss chord
Fascia Board
Let-in-Brace
Gable fill
26. A principal piece of lumber that serves as the bottom of a wall and to which studs - trimmers and cripples are nailed.
Sole plate
Truss chord
Brace
Toenailing
27. Gives good support to a truss and the roof structure.
Let-in-Brace
Truss web
Sway brace
Truss
28. A principal piece of lumber that serves as the top of a wall and to which studs and cripples are nailed
Toenailing
Header
Sway brace
Top plate
29. A principal piece of lumber which strengthens the top of a wall. Allows one wall to tie o another and serves as a junction.
Gussets
Trimmers
Cap Plate
Gussets
30. 2 by 4 lumber placed between trusses at the ridge of the roof which keeps the trusses stable and vertical.
Let-in-Brace
Toenailing
Sole plate
Ridge blocking
31. Gives good support to a truss and the roof structure.
Cap Plate
Sway brace
Header
Truss chord
32. Stud size lumber cut in proper lengths and used as a support between the top plate and door or window header and between the window sill and sole plate.
Cripples
Studs
Toenailing
sill
33. Are stud size lumber used between studs in a wall to eliminate upward drft - thereby choking a fire that might start in a wall
Fireblocks
Let-in-Brace
Sole plate
Studs
34. Gives support and strength to the truss
Header
Truss web
Sole plate
Sole plate
35. Used to support door and window headers and window sills
Let-in-Brace
Trimmers
Brace
Sway brace
36. Is a framework made up of lumber members called chords and webs which form a light - strong and rigid structure.
Truss web
Sway brace
Truss
Truss web
37. Driving a nail at an angle through 2 pieces of wood
Toenailing
Gable fill
Brace
Let-in-Brace
38. Stud size lumber cut in proper lengths and used as a support between the top plate and door or window header and between the window sill and sole plate.
Truss
Cripples
sill
Trimmers
39. Lumber put into a wall so the wall will be stable and remain square.
Studs
Gussets
Gable fill
Let-in-Brace
40. 2 by 4 lumber that serves as the bottom of the opening for a window
Top plate
Channels & Corners
sill
Gable fill
41. Are stud size lumber used between studs in a wall to eliminate upward drft - thereby choking a fire that might start in a wall
Gable fill
Fireblocks
Truss chord
Truss web
42. 2 by 4 lumber that serves as the bottom of the opening for a window
Cripples
Let-in-Brace
sill
Fireblocks