Preview Questions Carpenter | Role Specific Skill

Question 1: On a set of blueprints, how is the location of a door typically marked?

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A solid rectangle with measurements

A rectangle with an arc indicating swing

A circle with a label

A rectangle with a diagonal line

Question 2: 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 3: When installing baseboards in a room, what is the proper angle for making corner cuts to ensure a tight fit?

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Using a 45-degree angle with a miter saw for accurate corner joints

Cutting at any random angle as long as the baseboard fits the wall

Cutting at a 90-degree angle with a handsaw to match the baseboard edges

Using a 30-degree angle to create a less visible seam

Question 4: When constructing a dovetail joint, what is the ideal saw blade tooth configuration?

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Coarse-toothed, rip blade

Fine-toothed, crosscut blade

Medium-toothed, combination blade

Extra-fine-toothed, miter blade

Question 5: How do you ensure that "mortise and tenon joints" are aligned perfectly for a precise fit?

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Use a tenon saw and a mortising chisel to ensure clean, straight cuts that fit precisely

The joint can be adjusted during installation to ensure alignment

Mortise and tenon joints do not require alignment as long as the pieces fit loosely

It is sufficient to use a jigsaw to cut the tenon and mortise quickly

Question 6: When reading a set of blueprints, how do you interpret the "grid lines" to assist with layout and positioning?

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Grid lines serve as a reference for positioning walls, columns, and other structural elements to ensure accurate alignment

Grid lines are irrelevant for interior layout but help in determining window placement

Grid lines are optional and used only for aesthetic purposes

Grid lines are used solely for measuring floor space, not structural accuracy