Tuesday, April 19, 2016

Exterior Inspection Section#2 Exterior Cladding Quiz#3

You should have finished Study Session 2 and Quick Quiz 2 before starting this Study Session. This Study Session deals with wood siding, including plank or lap siding, shingles and shakes, plywood, hardboard and oriented strandboard (OSB).
The estimated completion time is 90 minutes.
Objectives
At the end of this study session, you should be able to:
  • List five types of wood siding (board type).
  • List four common materials used for wood shingles and shakes.
  • Name and describe in one sentence each the four grades of wood shakes.
  • List five common problems with wood siding.
  • Describe in one sentence each: plywood, hardboard and OSB.
  • Describe in one sentence tempered hardboard.
  • Describe in one sentence waferboard.
  • List five common problems with plywood, OSB and hardboard.
  • Question 1

    Needs Grading
    Ungraded
    Describe in three sentences the problems that have been experienced with Inner-Seal siding.
    Selected Answer:
    1. Like any manufactured wood product, the edges of the siding are vulnerable to water penetration. 
    2. Rainwater can be absorbed at butt joints, nail holes, wall penetrations, intersections with other materials such as door and window frames, and at the bottom edges of the panels
    3. When OSB siding absorbs moisture, it swells and the plies will separate. This allows more water penetration and supports growth of mold, mildew and fungus. 
    Correct Answer:
    Correct
    The siding has prematurely swelled, rotted, buckled, checked, cracked, delaminated or supported fungal growth when exposed to normal weather conditions. This may be a result of improper installation, but a settlement has been reached and financial help is available for homeowners with damaged siding until January 2003. Butt joints in the material are particularly vulnerable to water absorption.
    Response Feedback:[None Given]
  • Question 2

    Needs Grading
    Ungraded
    Describe in two sentences a siding nail and why it has special characteristics.
    Selected Answer:
    The nails are often round-headed siding nails. The round heads are designed to help promote good drying at the front and back of each board, by keeping the boards slightly apart. The round head holds the overlying board away from the board below.
    Correct Answer:
    Correct 
    A siding nail has a rounded head to hold the board on top away from the board underneath. This promotes good drying potential.
    Response Feedback:[None Given]
  • Question 3

    Needs Grading
    Ungraded
    Explain in two sentences the one-nail versus two-nail controversy with respect to lap siding.
    Selected Answer:
    1 nail introduces cupping, resulted in cracks.
    2 nail caused expansion and contraction, resulted in cracks.
    Correct Answer:
    Correct 
    One nail may promote cupping. Two nails can cause shrinkage cracking as the board is pinned.
    Response Feedback:[None Given]
  • Question 4

    Needs Grading
    Ungraded
    List five common problems with conventional wood siding (boards, shingles or shakes).
    Selected Answer:
    1. Rot
    2. Splitting
    3. Warping
    4. Paint/stain problems
    5. Loose
    Correct Answer:
    Correct 
    Rot Splitting Warping Paint/stain problems Loose
    Response Feedback:[None Given]
  • Question 5

    Needs Grading
    Ungraded
    List five common problems with plywood, OSB and hardboard.
    Selected Answer:
    1. Rot, swelling and delamination
    2. Buckling and cracking
    3. Loose
    4. Mechanical damage
    5. Inner-Seal@ siding problems
    Correct Answer:
    Correct 
    Rot, swelling and delamination Buckling or cracking Loose Mechanical damage Inner-Seal Siding problems
    Response Feedback:[None Given]
  • Question 6

    Needs Grading
    Ungraded
    List five different types of wood siding.
    Selected Answer:
    1. Bevel
    2. Board and batten
    3. Tongue and groove
    4. Shiplap
    5. Channel and drop
    Correct Answer:
    Correct 
    Bevel Board and Batten Tongue and Groove Shiplap Channel and Drop
    Response Feedback:[None Given]
  • Question 7

    Needs Grading
    Ungraded
    What are the best two nail materials used for wood siding?
    Selected Answer:
    Aluminum or stainless steel nails
    Correct Answer:
    Correct 
    Aluminum and stainless steel
    Response Feedback:[None Given]
  • Question 8

    Needs Grading
    Ungraded
    What is the effect of vines growing on wood siding?
    Selected Answer:
    Vines hold water and reduces the drying potential 
    Correct Answer:
    Correct 
    Vines hold water, and reduce the drying potential.
    Response Feedback:[None Given]
  • Question 9

    Needs Grading
    Ungraded
    What material is Inner-Seal?
    Selected Answer:
    Oriented Strand Board with was-impregnated paper covering
    Correct Answer:
    Correct 
    Inner-seal is OSB with a wax impregnated paper covering.
    Response Feedback:[None Given]
  • Question 10

    Needs Grading
    Ungraded
    Why is drying potential important with respect to the life of wood siding?
    Selected Answer:
    Quick drying prevents rot, mold and mildew. Good drying potential is also important to stop cupping. If the front of the board is dry and the back is wet, the board will tend to cup. 
    Correct Answer:
    Correct 
    Because the sun drives moisture into the wood, so it needs to escape from the backside of the siding. The faster and more completely wood dries, the longer it will last.
    Response Feedback:[None Given]
  • Question 11

    0 out of 0 points
    Incorrect
    Hardboard is a type of _____ board.
    Selected Answer:
    Incorrect manufactured
    Correct Answer:
    Evaluation MethodCorrect AnswerCase Sensitivity
    CorrectExact Matchfibre
    CorrectExact Matchfiber
    Response Feedback:
    That's incorrect.
  • Question 12

    0 out of 0 points
    Correct
    In a siding application, typically _____ layers of shingles are used. (Insert a number.)
    Selected Answer:
    Correct 2
    Correct Answer:
    Evaluation MethodCorrect AnswerCase Sensitivity
    CorrectExact Match2
    Response Feedback:
    Good work!!
  • Question 13

    0 out of 0 points
    Correct
    Plywood, hardboard and OSB siding should be kept _____ inches above grade level. (Insert a number.)
    Selected Answer:
    Correct 8
    Correct Answer:
    Evaluation MethodCorrect AnswerCase Sensitivity
    CorrectExact Match8
    Response Feedback:
    Good work!!
  • Question 14

    0 out of 0 points
    Correct
    Wood siding should be kept _____ inches above grade level. (Insert a number.)
    Selected Answer:
    Correct 8
    Correct Answer:
    Evaluation MethodCorrect AnswerCase Sensitivity
    CorrectExact Match8
    Response Feedback:
    Good work!!
  • Question 15

    0 out of 0 points
    Correct
    Which is stronger?
    Selected Answer:
    Correct 
    plywood
    Answers:
    Correct 
    Response Feedback:
    Good work
  • Question 16

    0 out of 0 points
    Correct
    Which siding would perform better?
    Selected Answer:
    Correct 
    6 inch wide board
    Answers:
    Correct 
    Response Feedback:
    Good work!!
  • Question 17

    0 out of 0 points
    Correct
    Which siding would perform better?
    Selected Answer:
    Correct 
    3/4 inch wide board
    Answers:
    Correct 
    Response Feedback:
    Good work!!
  • Question 18

    0 out of 0 points
    Incorrect
    Which siding would perform better?
    Selected Answer:
    Incorrect 
    smooth board
    Answers:
    Correct 
    Response Feedback:
    That's incorrect.
  • Question 19

    0 out of 0 points
    Correct
    Which siding would perform better?
    Selected Answer:
    Correct 
    6 foot long board
    Answers:
    Correct 
    Response Feedback:
    Good work!!
  • Question 20

    0 out of 0 points
    Correct
    Which tends to swell more when it gets wet?
    Selected Answer:
    Correct 
    OSB
    Answers:
    Correct 
    Response Feedback:
    Good work!!

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