CTM-7 Exterior finishings

What is the method called that consists of wide boards placed vertically with narrow strips covering the joints between them?

• Brown Coat

• Building Paper

• Board and Batten Siding

• Fascia

What is the second coat of plaster applied over the scratch coat to provide thickness and strength?

• Cornice

• Brown Coat

• Eaves

• Course

What is the purpose of building paper in construction?

• To provide a decorative finish

• To act as a structural support

• To provide a weather-resistant barrier

• To enhance thermal insulation

Where is the cornice located on a building?

• At the base of the building

• Where the roof meets the wall

• In the center of the roof

• At the corners of the building

What does the term "duty rating" refer to?

• The color of the ladder

• The maximum weight a ladder can support

• The height of the ladder

• The material of the ladder

What are eaves in the context of a building?

• The topmost part of the roof

• The lower edge of a roof extending beyond the wall

• The decorative trim on windows

• The vertical supports of a building

What is the function of fascia on a roof?

• To support the roof structure

• To cover the ends of the roof rafters

• To provide ventilation

• To enhance the roof's aesthetic

What is the final layer of plaster or stucco applied over the brown coat called?

• Freeze Board

• Finish Coat

• Ledger

• Lookout

Which term describes a trim board used to finish off the area between the siding and the eaves?

• Louver

• Plancier

• Freeze Board

• Rabbet

What is a horizontal support beam attached to a wall to support the ends of joists or rafters?

• Ledger

• Rake

• Lookout

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