Name: _________________________________ Score:_________________

Course-Block:___________________________ Date:__________________
FINISH CARPENTRY
Final
I. Fill in the blanks
1. _____________________ wainscoting consists of a series of interlocking
boards.
2. Avoid _______________, which will leave a poor surface for finishing or
painting.
3. The ______________ is an easy-cut- alternative to the mortise-and-tenon.
4. Paneled ceilings, also known as ______________________.
5. ___________________ are an adaptation of frame-and-panel techniques.
6. To close a gap at the toe of a miter, place the wedge ________ inchers form
the end of the casing and make the cut.
7. If you decide to use stain, it is a good idea to apply the _____________ before
installing the ceiling.
8. A window sill is fastened to the wall studs with a ______________.
9. To avoid damaging the _____________ of intricate molding, you can install a
shim behind the piece that is recessed as an alternative to chiseling the proud
piece.
10. A good _______________ lets all the light and beauty of the outdoors in.
11. A mitered _____________ is glued onto the apron below a window sill.
12. Picture-frame casing compromises four pieces of molding mitered at ___ that
frame a window.
13. You can fix a gap in a miter joint by adjusting the ____________ on the power
miter saw.
14. To back-cut a miter using a block plane, secure the casing is vise so the miter
is roughly _________ to the work surface.
15. _____________________ table makes it much easier to line up straight.
II. ENUMERATION
1-4. Steps in installing Tongue-and-Groove wainscoting
5 – 9 Steps in installing Frame-and-Panel wainscoting
10-11 two basic parts of window
12-15 Molding of picture-frame casing
16-18 Steps in installing a double-hung sash window
19-21 Steps to install a jamb extension
22-25 Steps to install picture-frame casing.
Prepared by:

MARIBEL G. CORLET
Instructor