Preview Questions Carpenter | Role Specific Skill

Question 1: How does planing wood help in achieving uniform thickness?

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It removes thin layers from the wood's surface to create a smooth, even thickness

It shapes the edges but does not affect the center thickness

It only sands the surface, which does not affect thickness

It roughens the surface, making the wood more susceptible to damage

Question 2: In woodworking, which of the following is the most accurate way to measure and mark wood for a miter cut?

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Use a combination square and pencil

Use a framing square and chalk line

Use a ruler and protractor

Use a caliper for precise measurement

Question 3: When cutting with a circular saw, what is the most effective technique to ensure straight, accurate cuts?

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Making rough cuts and adjusting with sandpaper afterward

Using a guide rail or clamp to secure the material and align the saw

Measuring once and cutting without any additional reference or tool

Cutting freehand with no guides for speed

Question 4: When reading blueprints, how should the "scale" of the drawing be used to determine the actual size of a building?

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The scale is used to measure the thickness of materials only

The scale indicates the ratio of the drawing's dimensions to the real-life measurements, allowing you to calculate actual sizes

The scale is irrelevant, as it only provides aesthetic dimensions

The scale is used to estimate costs, not actual sizes

Question 5: How do you ensure that "mortise and tenon joints" are aligned perfectly for a precise fit?

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Use a tenon saw and a mortising chisel to ensure clean, straight cuts that fit precisely

The joint can be adjusted during installation to ensure alignment

Mortise and tenon joints do not require alignment as long as the pieces fit loosely

It is sufficient to use a jigsaw to cut the tenon and mortise quickly

Question 6: How do you read "window and door schedules" in blueprints to ensure proper installation?

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Window and door schedules provide detailed specifications for each opening, including dimensions, types, and installation instructions

Window and door schedules are used only to determine the building's style, not structural integrity

The schedules only describe the materials used for windows and doors, not their placement

Window and door schedules are irrelevant and do not affect the installation process