Preview Questions Carpenter | Role Specific Skill

Question 1: What is the safety protocol for handling "high voltage electrical equipment" during carpentry tasks?

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It is acceptable to work with high voltage equipment as long as the carpenter is not touching it

Electrical equipment can be worked on without safety gear as long as the power is off

High voltage equipment should be de-energized and tagged out before any carpentry work begins, with workers wearing proper protective gear

Only electrical workers need to handle high voltage equipment; carpenters do not

Question 2: Which of the following is a critical component to inspect when using a portable power tool on a construction site?

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The brand name of the tool

The aesthetic appearance of the tool

The color of the tool's handle

The electrical cord for damage

Question 3: What is the typical method for indicating a change in the direction of a wall in a blueprint?

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A corner detail with an arc

A break in the wall with a bend symbol

A square symbol

A thick line with an angle

Question 4: What is the proper method for measuring "floor joists" when preparing for subfloor installation?

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Measure the distance between each joist and ensure it aligns properly with the beams, then cut the joists accordingly

Floor joists are measured based on the total floor area, and can be adjusted during installation

Joists do not need precise measurements; just cut to fit the space

Floor joists should be cut freehand, adjusting as needed

Question 5: How should the "roof framing plan" be used to understand the structure of the roof in blueprints?

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The roof framing plan is only used to calculate the total area of the roof

The roof framing plan is irrelevant if the building has a flat roof

The roof framing plan shows the placement of rafters, trusses, and other roofing elements to ensure proper load distribution

The roof framing plan is only necessary for aesthetic design choices

Question 6: In a blueprint, what does the notation "1/4" = 1'-0" mean?

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1 foot equals 1/4 inch

1/4 inch equals 1 foot

1/4 inch equals 1/4 foot

1 inch equals 1/4 foot