A) Tree location B) Tree height C) Tree species D) Tree health and maturity
A) Pressure-treated lumber B) Redwood C) Untreated softwood D) Cedar
A) Lag bolts B) Treehouse Attachment Bolts (TABs) C) Nails D) Screws
A) To provide extra stability B) To make the treehouse look better C) To allow for tree growth and movement D) To reduce construction costs
A) Enough space to allow for tree growth. B) 1 foot C) Direct contact D) 6 inches
A) Tunnel B) Trampoline C) Teleporter D) Ladder
A) Even weight distribution around the tree B) Ignoring weight distribution C) Concentrating weight on one side D) Distributing all weight to the largest branch
A) To learn how to climb trees faster B) To get permission from the tree C) To find the best building materials D) To assess tree health and structural integrity
A) Not using any nails B) Building as high as possible C) Installing railings D) Using no safety equipment
A) Use waterproof roofing materials B) Drill holes for water drainage C) Use paper as the roof D) Leave it exposed to the elements
A) Saw B) Microscope C) Drill D) Level
A) A decorative element B) A permanently fixed attachment C) A type of screw D) An attachment that allows for tree movement
A) To confuse builders B) To guide construction and ensure safety C) To attract squirrels D) To decorate the tree
A) Square B) A shape that fits the tree and design. C) Round D) Triangle
A) Use as many attachments as possible. B) Use fewer and smaller attachments. C) Wrap the entire tree with the treehouse. D) Cut off branches for easier building.
A) Ignore the tree after construction. B) Add fertilizer directly to the treehouse structure. C) Regularly inspect the tree and attachments. D) Paint the treehouse a bright color.
A) Suspending it from the ground B) Using beams attached to the tree C) Building it on a single branch D) Balancing it on branches
A) A type of bandage B) A tree branch C) A diagonal support beam D) A brace for your knee
A) Less insect activity B) Better views C) Increased wind exposure D) Easier access
A) Throwing them up B) Teleportation C) Rope and pulley system D) Using a forklift
A) Make it wobbly for fun B) Ensure it is securely attached C) Omit the ladder entirely D) Use a very short ladder
A) Tree permit B) Building permit C) Squirrel permit D) Cloud permit
A) Child-safe railings and features B) Very high platforms C) Dangerous sharp edges D) No safety features
A) To prevent water damage around attachments B) To make the treehouse shiny C) To attract birds D) To hold branches together
A) Metal B) Cardboard C) Wood D) Rope
A) Ignore it completely B) Inspect and maintain it regularly C) Paint it black D) Burn it down
A) Trees move with the wind. B) To make the treehouse bounce C) To save money D) To confuse animals
A) Nail the structure directly to the tree. B) Use protective padding between the tree and structure. C) Cut away bark where the structure touches. D) Wrap the tree in metal.
A) Carefully trim the branch if necessary. B) Saw off the entire branch. C) Ignore it and let it break the treehouse. D) Wrap the branch in duct tape.
A) Attach speakers directly to the tree. B) Shout loudly from the treehouse. C) Play loud music all the time. D) Use sound-dampening materials. |