Saturday, December 12, 2015

Roofing Inspection Section#2 Steep Roof Flashings Quiz#6

You should have finished Study Session 5 before starting this study session. This study session covers skylight and solarium flashings and dormer flashings. Sloped to flat roof flashings are mentioned, but the discussion is deferred to the Flat Roofing Section.
The estimated completion time is sixty minutes.
Objectives
At the end of this study session, you should be able to:
  • Describe how these flashings should be done.
  • Explain what problems occur and why they occur.
  • Explain how to identify these problems.
  • Question 1

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    Ungraded
    How can you tell whether it's leakage or condensation that has caused streaking inside a solarium?
    Selected Answer:
    Leakage is often concentrated. Condensation is often more uniform and wide-spreaded
    Correct Answer:
    Correct 
    Leakage is usually concentrated. Condensation is usually more uniform. Condensation only appears in cold weather.
    Response Feedback:[None Given]
  • Question 2

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    Ungraded
    List as many common causes for leaks as you can.
    Selected Answer:
    1. Poor installation
    2. Low quality skylights
    3. Mechanical damage
    4. Cracked glass or acrylic
    5. Condensate drainage backup
    Correct Answer:
    Correct 
    - Poor installation - Low quality skylights - Mechanical damage - Cracked glazing - Condensate drain backup
    Response Feedback:[None Given]
  • Question 3

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    Ungraded
    List as many common skylight conditions as you can.
    Selected Answer:
    1. Leakage 
    2. Rot
    3. Mechanical damage
    4. Patching
    5. Cracked or broken glazing
    6. Loss of seal on double-glazed units
    Correct Answer:
    Correct
    - Leakage - Rot - Mechanical damage - Patching - Cracked glazing - Lost seal - Missing or low curb - Incomplete flashings - Loose - Window is used as a skylight
    Response Feedback:[None Given]
  • Question 4

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    Ungraded
    The purpose of the 45° bend in the bottom of a drip edge is:
    Selected Answer:
    To prevent water falling off from running along the fascia
    Correct Answer:
    Correct 
    To direct water away from the fascia
    Response Feedback:[None Given]
  • Question 5

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    Ungraded
    There are two types of double glazing systems on skylights. Hermetically sealed and:
    Selected Answer:
    Vented
    Correct Answer:
    Correct 
    Ventilated
    Response Feedback:[None Given]
  • Question 6

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    Weak spots on solariums include:
    Selected Answer:
    1. Intersections of solarium roof with the walls of the house
    2. Joints around the glass are a second area of vulnerability
    Correct Answer:
    Correct 
    Joints between the solarium and the walls of the house and the joints around the panes of glass
    Response Feedback:[None Given]
  • Question 7

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    Ungraded
    What is the function of a drip edge flashing?
    Selected Answer:
    It protects the lower edge of the roof and directs roof water runoff into gutters or away from the roof. 
    Correct Answer:
    Correct 
    To direct water runoff into gutters, away from the roof and to protect the lower edge of the roof.
    Response Feedback:[None Given]
  • Question 8

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    Ungraded
    Where a dormer roof meets the main roof, a valley is created. How is the valley flashing different here than where two main roof slopes meet?
    Selected Answer:
    [None Given]
    Correct Answer:
    Correct 
    The valley flashing straddles the two roofs and extends down the main roof, at least two inches below the point where the roofs intersect.
    Response Feedback:[None Given]
  • Question 9

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    Correct
    Windows should not be used as skylights. Anything that has more than a ______ degree slope off vertical should not be treated as a window.
    Selected Answer:
    Correct 15
    Correct Answer:
    Evaluation MethodCorrect AnswerCase Sensitivity
    CorrectExact Match15
    CorrectExact Matchfifteen
  • Question 10

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    Correct
    Can ice damming be an issue on skylights?
    Selected Answer:
    Correct 
    Yes
    Answers:
    Correct 
    Response Feedback:
    Good work
  • Question 11

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    Correct
    Do ASHI® standards require you to identify whether glass in the skylight is tempered?
    Selected Answer:
    Correct 
    No
    Answers:
    Correct 
    Response Feedback:
    Good work
  • Question 12

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    Correct
    Dormer flashings are difficult to inspect because they may include:
    Selected Answer:
    Correct 
    all of the above
    Answers:
    Correct 
    Response Feedback:
    Good work
  • Question 13

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    Correct
    Is the following drip edge flashing installed correctly: The drip edge flashing extends three inches onto the roof. There is no Ice and Water Shield but the flashing extends up under the underlayment. The flashing extends two inches down the fascia behind the gutter.
    Selected Answer:
    Correct 
    Not correct
    Answers:
    Correct 
    Response Feedback:
    Good work
  • Question 14

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    Correct
    On an interior inspection of a skylight, you might use:
    Selected Answer:
    Correct 
    all of the above
    Answers:
    Correct 
    Response Feedback:
    Good work
  • Question 15

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    Correct
    Which type of skylight is most likely to be successful, a skylight mounted on a curb or a skylight that is mounted directly on the roof?
    Selected Answer:
    Correct 
    On curb
    Answers:
    Correct 
    Response Feedback:
    Good work
  • Question 16

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    Correct
    A solarium is much more reliable and less likely to leak than a skylight.
    Selected Answer:
    Correct False
    Answers:
    True
    Correct False
    Response Feedback:
    Good work
  • Question 17

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    Correct
    Drip edge flashings are always required.
    Selected Answer:
    Correct False
    Answers:
    True
    Correct False
    Response Feedback:
    Good work
  • Question 18

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    Correct
    During an inspection, you should never lift on the edge of a skylight.
    Selected Answer:
    Correct False
    Answers:
    True
    Correct False
    Response Feedback:
    Good work
  • Question 19

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    Incorrect
    Leaking skylights can lead to structural problems.
    Selected Answer:
    Incorrect False
    Answers:
    Correct True
    False
    Response Feedback:
    That's not correct
  • Question 20

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    Correct
    You should always walk on solarium roofs.
    Selected Answer:
    Correct False
    Answers:
    True
    Correct False
    Response Feedback:
    Good work

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