CARPENTRY AND MOSONRY

SEASONING
- The preparation of good quality lumber includes several stages. When it is dried, the
process involved.
MILLIMETER
- The smallest division of the metric scale that you can find in the steel rule.
54
- What is the conversion equivalent of one inch to centimeters?
Find the total number of board feet of six pieces of lumber with a dimension of
2”x4”x12’. Ans. 48
KILN DRIED
- A seasoned lumber is ideal for carpentry works. Which among the following is best
to use?
RIP SAW
- There are numerous kinds of saw. When sawing along the grain of wood, you need
a?
CALIPER
- In measuring cylindrical object, what is the appropriate too to be used?
NAILS
- Fastening materials are important in woodworks. The most common materials is
______?
PLYWOOD
- A wood product made of three or more veneer slice that are laid one upon the other
and bonded with glue or synthetic resin is?
STEEL SQUARE
- Which of the following tools is used in checking the squareness of the corners and
flatness of a surface?
MORTISE AND TENON
- The strongest form of wood joint applicable for table legs is?
SANDING
- You are almost finished with your project. One of the procedure below is done
before the application of finishing materials.
S4S
- A surfaced lumber where four of its sides are smooth or planed is called?
FISHING
- In carpentry, splicing or joining of wood using two side blocks is called?
BUTT JOINT
- There is considerable number of wood joints. The simplest and easiest to make is?
 HEADER
- in a wooden floor system, the major horizontal support member upon which the
floor system is laid is the?
TRUSS
- a type of roof frame consisting series of triangles used to distribute loads and stiffen
the structure of the roof is ________?
60 DEGREES
- A triangular file is used to sharpen a saw. What is the angle of the file set against the
bevel of the tooth of a cross cut saw?
OPAQUE FINISH
- What kind of wood finishing materials is used when you want a solid color instead of
a wood pattern finish?
30-45 DEGREES
- A saw angle should be adjusted depending on the kind of wood. What is the
recommended angle for soft and thin wood?
WOOD
- Which is considered to be the oldest and most commonly used building materials?