A) Clay, sand, and straw B) Wood and nails C) Steel and concrete D) Cement, gravel, and water
A) Mansard roof B) Butterfly roof C) Gable roof D) Flat roof
A) To act as a foundation B) To channel rainwater C) To provide insulation and enclosure D) To support the roof
A) A joint held together with screws B) A decorative molding C) A type of adhesive D) A joint where one piece fits into a hole in another
A) Metal sheets B) Straw or reeds C) Concrete tiles D) Asphalt shingles
A) Lime, sand, and water B) Gypsum and water C) Clay and water D) Cement, sand, and water
A) To provide a stable base for the structure B) To insulate the building C) To collect rainwater D) To decorate the exterior
A) Sustainability and environmental friendliness B) Lower cost C) Increased durability D) Easier installation
A) Compacting earth within a form B) Using earth to make bricks C) Mixing earth with concrete D) Covering a structure with earth
A) Forms the ridge B) Covers the roof C) Supports the rafters D) Provides drainage
A) Yurt B) Igloo C) Minka D) Tipi
A) A specialized tool for timber framing B) A structural support beam C) A type of decorative timber carving D) Infill between timbers, often brick or wattle and daub
A) Adobe B) Cob C) Wattle and Daub D) Rammed Earth
A) To protect the logs from the elements B) To decorate the exterior of the cabin C) To provide structural support D) To fill gaps between logs
A) High strength and durability B) Breathability and moisture regulation C) Low cost D) Water resistance
A) Concrete foundations B) Asphalt shingle roofing C) Exposed timber beams D) Hidden structural supports
A) Insulating foundations B) Waterproofing roofs C) Strengthening mortar D) Protecting and whitening walls
A) Waste reduction B) Energy efficiency C) Reliance on non-renewable resources D) Use of locally sourced materials
A) To make the mixture lighter B) To provide tensile strength C) To improve water resistance D) To increase insulation
A) To reduce heating costs B) To increase structural strength C) To prevent moisture buildup and rot D) To improve aesthetics
A) Fitting timbers precisely to irregular shapes B) Calculating the exact amount of timber needed C) Using a laser level for alignment D) A type of decorative timber carving
A) Asbestos B) Sheep's wool C) Fiberglass D) Spray foam
A) To provide insulation B) To connect the frame to the foundation C) To support the roof D) To act as a decorative element
A) Providing irrigation for plants B) Collecting rainwater for storage C) Controlling groundwater and drainage D) Draining sewage
A) Pine B) Fir C) Cedar D) Spruce
A) Is always cheaper B) Reduces environmental impact and waste C) Guarantees higher quality D) Simplifies the construction process
A) Using dark-colored materials throughout B) Orienting the building to maximize sunlight exposure C) Installing large windows on all sides D) Planting trees around the building
A) A shallow trench filled with soil B) A foundation made entirely of concrete C) A trench filled with rubble to provide drainage and support D) A type of raised foundation
A) To make the oven easier to clean B) To improve the oven's insulation C) To add a decorative element to the oven D) To protect the oven structure from high temperatures
A) Concrete nails B) Iron nails C) Drywall screws D) Stainless steel or aluminum nails |