A) To attract more insects B) To make the house look nicer C) To increase ventilation D) To reduce heat transfer
A) Floors B) Basement C) Attic D) Walls
A) Material cost B) Thermal resistance C) Fire resistance D) Airflow
A) Fiberglass batt B) Rigid foam board C) Cellulose D) Spray foam
A) Mineral wool B) Cellulose C) Concrete D) Spray foam
A) Attracting rodents B) Skin and respiratory irritation C) Increased home value D) Mold growth
A) Fiberglass batt B) Rigid foam board C) Spray foam D) Rockwool
A) Adds structural support B) Waterproofing C) Reduces air leaks D) Increases air pressure
A) To increase heat loss B) To dry out the insulation C) To attract birds D) To prevent moisture buildup
A) Cellulose B) Polystyrene C) Fiberglass D) Spray foam
A) Hammer B) Screwdriver C) Utility knife D) Saw
A) Over recessed lighting without IC rating B) In the attic floor C) Under the subfloor D) In exterior walls
A) No safety gear needed B) Gloves, mask, and eye protection C) Flip-flops and shorts D) Just a hat
A) Requires no ventilation B) Higher cost C) Low R-value D) Easy installation
A) Spray foam B) Rigid foam board C) Fiberglass batts D) Loose-fill cellulose
A) To prevent moisture from entering the wall cavity B) To improve the R-value of insulation C) To increase airflow D) To prevent pests
A) In the middle of the insulation B) Vapor barriers are not needed C) On the warm side of the insulation D) On the cold side of the insulation
A) Increases water usage B) Reduces energy consumption C) Increases greenhouse gas emissions D) Adds to landfills
A) Never B) Only in the summer C) Only in the winter D) Any time the attic is accessible
A) It can settle or compress, reducing its effectiveness B) It becomes fireproof C) It cleans itself D) It becomes more effective over time
A) Imported rigid foam B) Standard spray foam C) Recycled denim D) New fiberglass
A) Insulate the floor only B) Insulate the walls and air seal C) Ventilate heavily D) Leave it uninsulated
A) Fiberglass batts B) Mineral wool C) Spray foam (closed cell) D) Rigid foam
A) Rated for use in crawlspaces B) Rated for outdoor use C) Rated for contact with insulation D) Rated for industrial use
A) Add a new roof B) Seal air leaks around penetrations C) Remove the existing insulation D) Paint the attic
A) Weather stripping B) Caulk C) Duct tape D) Expanding foam
A) Insulation is only needed in cold climates B) Different climates require different R-values C) All climates need the same insulation D) Climate doesn't impact insulation needs
A) Purify the water B) Make pipes rust faster C) Increase water pressure D) Prevent freezing and heat loss
A) It decreases home value B) It can increase home value C) It has no effect on home value D) It only matters for new constructions
A) Rigid foam board with framing and drywall B) No insulation needed C) Fiberglass batt directly against the wall D) Spray foam directly on the concrete |