Preview Questions Carpenter | Role Specific Skill

Question 1: When creating a raised panel door, which router bit profile is commonly used to cut the panel's edge?

Which action should you take?

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Straight bit

Ogee bit

Bead bit

Cove bit

Question 2: What is the proper method for measuring and cutting "decking boards" to fit around corners?

Which action should you take?

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The corners of decking are irrelevant unless the decking is made of specialized material

Measure the space between each joist and cut the decking boards at the correct length, adjusting for any overhang

Simply cut all boards to the same length without measuring for corners

Decking boards do not need to be measured precisely; cutting them by eye is sufficient

Question 3: To cut a series of identical pieces of wood accurately, what method should be used?

Which action should you take?

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Use a sliding miter saw with a stop block

Measure each piece individually

Use a hand saw for better control

Use a jigsaw with a template

Question 4: What is the key advantage of using a mortise and tenon joint in woodworking?

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It can be adjusted easily after construction

It is strong and resistant to movement

It provides a large surface area for glue

It is quick to assemble

Question 5: How should a carpenter handle the disposal of hazardous materials such as asbestos when encountered during demolition?

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According to OSHA, hazardous materials like asbestos should be properly labeled, sealed, and disposed of by certified professionals

Hazardous materials should be left on site for proper municipal disposal

The carpenter is responsible for determining how to dispose of hazardous materials

Asbestos can be disposed of with regular waste as long as it's handled carefully

Question 6: How does a dovetail joint enhance strength in drawer construction?

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It weakens the joint, making it easier to disassemble

It is primarily decorative, adding minimal strength to the structure

It requires a lot of glue and no mechanical reinforcement

The interlocking shapes resist pulling forces and provide strong, durable joints