Roofs and windows

What is a sash window?

• A window with horizontal slats positioned at an angle

• A window with two overlapping parts that slide up and down inside the frame

• A window that extends outward from the main walls of a building

• A window with colored glass commonly seen in churches

Which type of window is hinged and swings open like a door?

• • A) Casement window

• • B) Sash window

• • C) Bay window

• • D) Clerestory window

3. Louvered windows are typically designed with:

• A) Colored glass pieces

• B) Horizontal slats positioned at an angle to let light and air in

• C) Hinged sections that swing open like a door

• D) Two parts that overlap and slide vertically

4. What is the purpose of a clerestory window?

• • A) To extend outward from the walls of a building

• • B) To let light and fresh air in from a high wall section

• • C) To provide a decorative touch using colored glass

• • D) To slide up and down for better ventilation

Which type of window extends outward from the main walls of a building?

• A) Bay window

• B) Sash window

• C) Louvered window

• D) Casement window

Stained glass windows are commonly found in churches and are known for

• • A) Horizontal slats that let air through

• • B) Hinged sashes that swing open

• • C) Colorful glass pieces separated by lead glazing bars

• • D) Sliding up and down within the frame

1. What is the main difference between a cut roof and a fixed roof?

Cool roofs are designed primarily to:

• A) Absorb more heat for colder climates

• B) Reflect heat to reduce indoor temperatures

• C) Create an eco-friendly, plant-based surface

• D) Provide insulation during winter months

Which type of roof is known for being eco-friendly and supporting plant life?

What are the main PROS or CONS of thatched roofs?