Showing posts with label Test Your Knowledge. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Test Your Knowledge. Show all posts

Tuesday, August 25, 2009

Test Your Inspection Knowledge

  1. The point inside of the trap arm at the top of the trap seal is the ________.
  2. A receptor or device that requires both a water supply connection and a discharge to the drainage system, such as water closets, lavatories, bathtubs and sinks is called a _______________.
  3. A natural gas or propane utilization equipment for use with type B flue pipes is called a _______ ____________ _____________.
  4. A self contained appliance from which hot water is circulated for heating purposes and then returned to the appliance is a _______________.
  5. A member or assembly of members supporting the gravitational force exerted on a structure is referred to as ______________________.
  6. The electrical current measured in amperes that a conductor can carry continuously without overheating is the _________________.
  7. An electrical fuse which uses a threaded adapter to accept only a fuse of a specific current rating is a ____________fuse.
  8. Picture molds, chair rails, baseboards, handrails, door and window frames and similar decorative or protective materials are _______________.
  9. The continuous pipes and/or passageways for the transmission of air, which in addition to ducts, includes duct fittings, dampers, plenums, fans, accessory air handling equipment and appliances is the ______ _______.
  10. In roofing, one to four plies of felt, bonded and top coated with granules designed for exposure to the elements, is a ______________________.

Test your knowledge #2

  1. The distance from the finish floor to the top of the window sill is the _______________ ________________.
  2. A degree of examination beyond that of a typical and customary non-invasive physical examination is _______________ _____________.
  3. A fuseholder having a threaded internal shell which accepts fuses to 30 Amperes, once commonly used for residential branch circuits will only accept an ___________ ______________ ______________.
  4. A wall which is designed and constructed to resist lateral seismic and wind loads, commonly made of masonry, concrete, cold formed steel or wood framing is called a _____________ _______________.
  5. A condition other than style or aesthetics that significantly affects the value, desirability, habitability or safety of the building is a _____________ _______________.
  6. A space such as that between roof insulation and roof sheathing for movement of air is an ________________.
  7. Failure of a system or component to perform its normal, proper and characteristic action is a _________________.
  8. All piping, tubing, valves and fittings used to connect fuel utilization equipment to the point of fuel delivery is the ___________ __________.
  9. A reasonable flow of water supply at the highest and farthest fixture from the building main when another fixture is operated simultaneously is ___________________ _____________________.
  10. A small room or chamber used for storage is a ___________________.
Test your Knowledge #3

  1. The distance from the finish floor to the top of the window sill is the _______________ ________________.
  2. A degree of examination beyond that of a typical and customary non-invasive physical examination is _______________ _____________.
  3. A fuseholder having a threaded internal shell which accepts fuses to 30 Amperes, once commonly used for residential branch circuits will only accept an ___________ ______________ ______________.
  4. A wall which is designed and constructed to resist lateral seismic and wind loads, commonly made of masonry, concrete, cold formed steel or wood framing is called a _____________ _______________.
  5. A condition other than style or aesthetics that significantly affects the value, desirability, habitability or safety of the building is a _____________ _______________.
  6. A space such as that between roof insulation and roof sheathing for movement of air is an ________________.
  7. Failure of a system or component to perform its normal, proper and characteristic action is a _________________.
  8. All piping, tubing, valves and fittings used to connect fuel utilization equipment to the point of fuel delivery is the ___________ __________.
  9. A reasonable flow of water supply at the highest and farthest fixture from the building main when another fixture is operated simultaneously is ___________________ _____________________.
  10. A small room or chamber used for storage is a ___________________.
Test your Knowledge #4



  1. A depression between slopes that provides for drainage is called a _______________.
  2. A steel joist or girder with short flanges and a cross section formed like the letter I is an ________________.
  3. An opening in a building such as skylights, vertical windows, doors, glass block etc. is a ______________________.
  4. A counterweight, cord and pulley or spring-loaded device to counterbalance the weight of a vertically opening window is a ______________ _____________.
  5. A bare or insulated conductor made up of three or more strands of wire interwoven for flexibility is a _________________ _________________.
  6. The measurement of electrical current is an _________________.
  7. A narrow strip of non-corrodible metal used at the rake and eave to facilitate water runoff is the _______________ ____________ ________.
  8. A material or device installed to restrict the movement of air within open spaces of concealed areas of building components is the __________ ___________.
  9. A city, town, or other region that has its own local government is called a __________________________.
  10. The most commonly shaped rain gutters; similar to crown molding is an ______________ _____________.
Test your Knowledge #5




  1. A flashing designed to divert water from behind a chimney, skylight or other wide projection through the roof is a ________________.
  2. A ________________ is an inclined structural member which supports the roof, running from the exterior wall to the ridge board.
  3. A ________________ ______________ is an electrically insulated coupling designed to interrupt the conductivity of electrical current between two dissimilar metals to prevent electrolysis.
  4. A flexible insulated electric cable or the top and bottom members of a truss are called a ________.
  5. The _______________ ______________is the water supply and distribution pipes, plumbing fixtures, supports and appurtenances; soil, waste and vent pipes; sanitary drains and building sewers to a point of private or public disposal.
  6. A device which prevents back-siphonage of water by admitting atmospheric pressure is a _______________ ______________.
  7. Materials that are rated as fire resistant are considered ______________.
  8. A ______________ _________________ pipe connects a fuel burning appliance to a chimney.
  9. The section of pipe that runs between a fixture outlet and the trap is the __________________ ____________.
  10. A comprehensive and detailed examination beyond that of a generalist which would include, but would not be limited to specialized knowledge or training, use of special equipment, measurements, calculations, testing, research or analysis is __________________ ________________
Test your Knowledge #6



  1. A flat or low-sloped roof consisting of multiple layers of asphalt and ply sheets is a ___________ ________.
  2. The officer or other designated authority charged with the administration and enforcement of the building codes is the _________ _________.
  3. A ________-______ is a connection between two otherwise separate systems, one of which is potable water and the other waste, sewage or other source of contamination.
  4. A _________ __________ is room or space with one or more fuel burning appliances that lacks sufficient volume to provide adequate combustion air.
  5. A permanently installed appliance, fixture, element, or part of a system is a ___________.
  6. A horizontal member which ties opposing roof rafters together at the plate line is a ___________ ___________.
  7. _____________ __________ is when an electrical receptacle or device which has been wired with the hot and neutral wires reversed.
  8. The lowest plate of a wood framed wall which rests on top of the concrete foundation or slab floor is the __________.
  9. A ______ ________ is a plastic or plastic and metal connector used to splice wires.
  10. An ____________ __________ is the passages within an appliance through which combustion products pass from the combustion chamber to the flue