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One of the advantages of sheathing interior walls with drywall is its durability

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Drywall should be stored on edge on a clean, dry floor

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Which sizes are most commonly used in construction

3/4" and 5/8"

1/4" and 3/8"

1/2" and 5/8"

1/2" and 9/16"

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There should be applications of joint compound to a seam. The first application is to attach the to the seam. The second application should the tape. The third application is a . There should be very little sanding required.

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It is important to leave plenty of joint compound on the seams to sand off later for a professional finish

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You are attaching drywall to framing. Your first screws hit a stud 13" from the edge of the drywall. The next stud is likely to be from the same edge.

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How many sheets of 4' x 8' drywall would you need to cover the walls and ceiling of a 10' x 12' room with 8' ceilings?

15

11

14.75

7

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Metal corner bead is used for

Inside corners

Outside corners

Both types of corners

Neither

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A is used to score drywall

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Taping refers to fastening drywall panels together for greater strength

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A properly driven screw in sheetrock will

Have the head of the screw flush with the surface of the panel

Will be screwed into the panel about 1/2 the thickness of the panel

Just deep enough to break through the paper

None of the above

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Staggering joints refers to

Attaching drywall in both horizontal and vertical orientations depending on what is easier

Making sure butt joints meet tapered joints

Hang drywall so that the butt joints do not create a continuous line

Adding blocking to sheetrock so the sheets are a few inches off the floor

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A drywall T-square can be used to

Help make a square cut in the drywall

Lay out 16 "stud spacing

Both

Neither

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Blueboard is required when

The room will not be air-conditioned

When the room is going to get a plastered finish

When it's cheaper

When greater wall strength is required by code

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For 1/2" thick drywall, use a screw long

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In residential work, drywall is generally oriented horizontally

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What is another name for sheetrock?

hardboard

drywall

plasterboard

cement board

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What is sheetrock made of?

wood

gypsum

concrete

plastic

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Drywall commonly comes in these sizes

4x8, 4x10, 4x12, 5x10

4x8, 4x9, 4x10, 4x12, 4x14

4x8, 4x9, 4x11, 4x12, 4x14

4x8, 5x8, 4x10, 4x11, 4x14

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What is the purpose of sheetrock taping?

sealing joints

making it stronger

adding texture

adding color

Sheetrock Basics

Sheetrock Basics

One of the advantages of sheathing interior walls with drywall is its durability

Drywall should be stored on edge on a clean, dry floor

Which sizes are most commonly used in construction

It is important to leave plenty of joint compound on the seams to sand off later for a professional finish

How many sheets of 4' x 8' drywall would you need to cover the walls and ceiling of a 10' x 12' room with 8' ceilings?

Metal corner bead is used for

Taping refers to fastening drywall panels together for greater strength

A properly driven screw in sheetrock will

Staggering joints refers to

A drywall T-square can be used to

Blueboard is required when

In residential work, drywall is generally oriented horizontally

What is another name for sheetrock?

What is sheetrock made of?

Drywall commonly comes in these sizes

What is the purpose of sheetrock taping?

One of the advantages of sheathing interior walls with drywall is its durability

Drywall should be stored on edge on a clean, dry floor

Which sizes are most commonly used in construction

It is important to leave plenty of joint compound on the seams to sand off later for a professional finish

How many sheets of 4' x 8' drywall would you need to cover the walls and ceiling of a 10' x 12' room with 8' ceilings?

Metal corner bead is used for

Taping refers to fastening drywall panels together for greater strength

A properly driven screw in sheetrock will

Staggering joints refers to

A drywall T-square can be used to

Blueboard is required when

In residential work, drywall is generally oriented horizontally

What is another name for sheetrock?

What is sheetrock made of?

Drywall commonly comes in these sizes

What is the purpose of sheetrock taping?