B51 MODULE 1 EXAMINATION BUILDING TECHNOLOGY 2

Answer the questions

1. Tagalog Term for Eaves –

2. Tagalog Term for Scaffolding -
3. Tagalog Term for Stirrups-
4. Tagalog Term for Framework -
5. Tagalog Term for Diagram -
6. Tagalog Term for Stockpile -
7. Tagalog Term for Roof –
8. Tagalog Term for Meter-
9. Tagalog Term for Laborer –
10. Tagalog Term for Panel –
11. Tagalog Term for Mitre Joint –
12. Tagalog Term for Pattern –
13. Tagalog Term for Pea Gravel –
14. Tagalog Term for Hinge –
15. Tagalog Term for Jamb –
16. Tagalog Term for Adobe Anchor–
17. Tagalog Term for Water Closet–
18. Tagalog Term for Septic Tank –
19. Tagalog Term for Wood Plank -
20. Tagalog Term for Window Jamb –
21. Tagalog Term for Window Head -
22. Tagalog Term for Projection -
23. Tagalog Term for Plastered Course -
24. Tagalog Term for Ridge roll -
25. Tagalog Term for Handrail -
26. Tagalog Term for Bottom Chord –
27. Tagalog Term for Pitched roof –
28. Tagalog Term for Renovate -
29. Tagalog Term for Parapet -
30. Tagalog Term for Curtain wall –
31. Tagalog Term for Mezzanine -
32. Tagalog Term for Doorstep –
33. Tagalog Term for Plain GI strap -
34. Tagalog Term for Valley –
35. Tagalog Term for Closed stringer –
36. Tagalog Term for Weathering -

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37. Tagalog Term for Decking -
38. Tagalog Term for Roof decking –
39. Tagalog Term for Ridge -
40. Tagalog Term for Downspout –

Kinds of LAP joints for Dadoes and Rabbets

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42.
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44.

Kinds of Dovetail Joints

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51. Another term for Rain Tree – (a.Acacia b. Pine tree c. Douglas
Fir)
52. Is that fibrous substance which composes the trunk and
branches of a tree? (a. Bark b. Wood c.Pith)\
53. S4S is dressed lumber having 4 smooth sides.( True or False)
54. The strongest portion of a tree trunk lies between the (a. Bark
and Medullary ray b. Wood and timber c.Pith and the bark)
55. Plank is a wide piece of lumber from 4 to 13 cm. thick. ( True or
False)
56. Grain and interesting color are used for interior detailing,
furniture, and flooring. (a. Straight b. Parallel c.Variegated)
57. Flitch is a piece of lumber less than 1 ½ “ or 4 cm. ( True or
False)
58. Board is a thick piece of lumber. ( True or False)

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59. Yacal or Guijo Kind of wood used for posts, girders, girts, stair
stringers and treads, floor joists, and wood plates in contact with
concrete. ( True or False)
60. Grains are used for structural construction.(a. Straight b.
Parallel c.Variegated)
61. Board is a thick piece of lumber. ( True or False)
62. Is a term applied to wood after it has been sawed or sliced into
boards, planks, timber, etc. (a. Bark b. Wood c.Lumber)
63. Is an undressed or unplaned lumber. (a. Rough lumber b.
Smooth Wood c.Lumber)
64. Is lumber which has been planed with one or two smooth
surfaces. (a. Rough lumber b. Surfaced or dressed lumber c.Lumber)
65. S2S is dressed lumber having 3 smooth sides.( True or False)
66. Slab is a lumber which is cut tangent to the annual rings,
running the full length of the log with at least one flat surface. ( True
or False)
67. Plank is a piece of lumber whose smallest dimension is no less
than 5 in. or 13cm. ( True or False)
68. Apitong Kind of not used for floor frames, wall studs, and ceiling
frames. ( True or False)
69. Tanguile Kind of used for panel doors, fascia boards,
architectural mouldings, cabinet frames and flooring. ( True or False)
70. Narra Kind of used for architectural elements such as
mouldings, ballusters, doors, etc. ( True or False)
71. (a.Splicing b. Lapping c. Finishing) is a method of joining two
pieces of timber to act as one
72. (a.Splicing b. Lapping c. Finishing) is joining one member to
another by over-lapping.
73. (a. Splicing b. Lapping c. Finishing) is joining the ends of two
pieces of timber using two side blocks.
74. Scarfing is joining the two members by cutting away the
opposite sides of each piece then over-lapping the two ends to create
one piece of uniform thickness. ( True or False)

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75. trees which increase in size by growth of new wood each year
on the outer surface under the bark called extrogenous trees, ( True
or False)

DRAW THE FOLLOWING:

75 to 80 Ship or Head (Mortise and Tenon joints)
80 to 85 Haunch blind (Mortise and Tenon joints)
86 to 90 Splice - ( Plain or butt end joints)
91 to 95 Finger - ( Plain or butt end joints)
91 to 95 Wedged – (Lap joints Keyed and Wedged)
96 to 100 Keyed - (Lap joints Keyed and Wedged)