4th MONTHLY TEST IN TLE 10 (CARPENTRY)

NAME: ____________________________________ SECTION: ______________________ SCORE:_______

I. MULTIPLE CHOICE
Directions: Read each statement carefully. Choose the letter that best describes the statements. Write the letter of
the correct answer on a separate answer sheet.

___1. What is the ability of a material to be bent repeatedly without damage or injury?
A. Shear Stress B. Elasticity C. Flexibility D. Axial Stress
___2. What is the angular deformation of an object taken to be the sideways displacement of two adjacent planes divided by
the distance between them?
A. Shear Stress B. Elasticity C. Flexibility D. Axial Stress
___3. What is the ability of an object to return quickly to its original shape and size after being bent, stretched or squashed?
A. Shear Stress B. Elasticity C. Flexibility D. Axial Stress
___4. What is a twisting direction which is either tightening or loosening?
A. Axial Stress B. Elasticity C. Flexibility D. Shear Stress
___5. This is the characteristics of a wood that the quantity of water filtered or passing through a unit surface area of a
specific thickness of the wood.
A. Durability B. Permeability C. Strength D. Hardness
___6. This is refers to the ability of timber to resist fungal or insect attack. Good wood is expected to be durable and capable
of resisting the damage of termites, fungi and other insect.
A. Durability B. Moisture Content C. Strength D. Hardness
___7. What is the woods ability to resist forces, stress or pressure when it is used as columns and beams?
A. Permeability B. Durability C. Strength D. Hardness
___8. It is the capacity of the wood to resist penetration through a harder body?
A. Permeability B. Durability C. Hardness D. Workability
___9. What characteristics of a wood with lesser moisture content have higher strength properties that those with higher
content of moisture?
A. Moisture Content B. Strength C. Hardness D. Workability
___10. What characteristics of a wood that the ability are shaped and cut in the required shapes?
A. Permeability B. Durability C. Strength D. Workability
___11. Wood defects that warp happen along the edge of a board. This is most common in wood that was cut from the centre
of the tree near the pith.
A. Twist B. Cupping C. Crook D. Bow
___12. These wood defects warping along the face of a board across the width of the board. This often occurs when one side
dries faster the other side?
A. Cupping B. Check C. Twist D. Wane
___13. These wood defect is a longitudinal separation of the fibers which extends to the opposite face of a piece of sawn timber?
A. Bow B. Cupping C. Split D. Twist
___14. These is wood defect is when there is missing wood or an untrimmed edge along the side or corner of a board?
A. Twist B. Cupping C. Wane D. Pitch
___15. These wood defects are curve on the face of a board, typically extending from one end to the other?
A. Bow B. Crook C. Check D. Split
___16. These wood defects are warping in lumber where the ends twist in opposite direction?
A. Twist B. Cupping C. Crook D. Bow
___17. These wood defects have holes in the woods caused by insects and beetles?
A. Cupping B. Crook C. Check D. Wood Bores
___18. These wood defects are darkening of the wood due to overheating by the machine knives or rolls when pieces are
stopped in a machine.
A. Twist B. Cupping C. Machine Burn D. Check
___19. What is a system of structural members used temporarily to support loads during construction?
A. Propping and Centering B. Shuttering C. Formwork D. Provision of chamber
___20. These are the acts as moulds for pouring concrete?
A. Propping B. Formwork C. Shuttering Formwork D. Provision of chamber
___21. These are the formation of a sharp nice corner is practically difficult and the concrete at corners is easily chipped and
broken into pieces during the removal of concrete formwork?
A. Provision of chamber B. Formwork C. Shuttering Formwork D. Propping
___22. These are a tool with weight and string, used to check the vertical alignment of structures?
A. Spirit Level B. Hose level C. Ruler D. Plumb bob
___23. This is one of the best and most accurate tools for guiding work and in establishing a horizontal level?
A. Hose Level B. Plumb Bob C. Ruler D. Spirit Level
___24. What instruments are used both for guiding and testing the work according to a vertical or horizontal position?
A. Plumb Bob B. Hose Level C. Ruler D. Spirit Level
___25. What is a mould or open box, like container into which fresh concrete is poured and compacted?
A. Formworks B. Scaffolding C. PPE D. Materials
___26. What is commonly available material and has excellent strength, weight and cost factor?
A. Metal B. Lumber C. Plywood D. Plastic
___27. What is a manufactured wood product consisting a number of veneer sheets, or plies?
A. Plywood B. Metal C. Lumber D. Plastic
___28. The initial cost of _______________ is more than timber formwork but the number of reuses of metal formwork is
higher than that of timber.
A. Timber formwork B. Plastic formwork C. Metal formwork D. Lumber
___29. These have impervious surfaces that usually create a smooth finish to the concrete?
A. Timber formwork B. Lumber C. Metal formwork D. Plastic formwork
___30. What is a simpler than for other concrete units as the actual forces against it are less, most of the load being carried
vertically downwards?
A. Column formwork B. Wall formwork C. Slab formwork D. Beam formwork
___31. This is floors require a large area of formwork to be provided usually from beam to beam?
A. Wall formwork B. Column formwork C. Beam formwork D. Slab formwork
___32. It consists of open through section and because it is not closed at the top requires more supporting framework to
restrain the sides.
A. Beam formwork B. Slab formwork C. Column formwork D. Wall formwork
___33. What formwork that is made usually with either timber or metal panels?
A. Wall formwork B. Slab formwork C. Column formwork D. Beam formwork
___34. This is the supporting portion of a structure located below the floor construction or grade including the footing?
A. Beam B. Foundation C. Footing D. Wall
___35. This refers to the spreading course or courses at the base of a foundation wall or column.
A. Footing B. Beam C. Header D. Stud
___36. This is a horizontal structure extending to one or more stories of a building.
A. Beam B. Foundation C. Flooring D. Wall
___37. This is a vertical structure for support. It may be circular or rectangular in shape.
A. Footing B. Column C. Wall D. Stud
___38. This is a principal structural member used between posts, columns, or walls.
A. Beam B. Foundation C. Flooring D. Joist
___39. This is one of parallel framing members used to support floor and ceiling loads. It is supported by beams, girders, or
bearing wall.
A. Joist B. Column C. Header D. Flooring
___40. This refers to one of a series of structural wood lying vertically along walls and partitions.
A. Header B. Stud C. Flooring D. Bridging
___41. This refers to the top or one of two sides of a door or window frame which touches the door or sash.
A. Sidings B. Jamb C. Flooring D. Rafter
___42. These are diagonal braces fitted into studs to reinforce the corners of a frame structure.
A. Corner Braces B. Column C. Header D. Flooring
___43. This is a horizontal structural member that supports the load over an opening such as a window or a door.
A. Sidings B. Stair C. Header D. Rafter
___44. This is a horizontal piece lying at the bottom of the opening into which a window or a door is set.
A. Sill B. Corner Braces C. Header D. Flooring
___45. This is the trimming around a door or window.
A. Sidings B. Jamb C. Header D. Casing
___46. This is a series of steps with or without landings or platforms, usually between two or more floors in a building.
A. Sill B. Corner Braces C. Rafter D. Stair
___47. This refers to the finish covering of the outside wall of a building.
A. Jamb B. Stair C. Header D. Sidings
___48. This is the finish covering of the joist of a roofing system.
A. Ceiling B. Corner Braces C. Jamb D. Truss
___49. This is one of a series of structural members of a roof designed to support roof loads.
A. Rafter B. Jamb C. Ceiling D. Sidings
___50. This is a structural unit assembled in the form of a triangle. It provides a rigid support over wide spans with minimum
amount of material.
A. Ceiling B. Truss C. Jamb D. Corner Braces