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1. (201) Before you erect a structure, obtain the required information needed from the
working drawings.
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2. (201) To determine the size, the number, and the location of structural members constituting the building framework, which plan should you review?
Framing.
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3. (201) Which project drawing would you reference to see construction assemblies and installations on a large-scale drawing that were not clearly shown in other drawings?
Details.
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4. (201) To specify construction for the military services, which specification would you use?
Uniformed Facilities Guide Specifications (UFGS).
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5. (202) You identify each sheet in a set of construction drawings by referring to the
title block in the bottom right corner.
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6. (202) Where on a construction drawing would you refer to determine the total width and length of a building?
Outer dimension lines on a floor plan.
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7. (202) To determine window locations on a construction drawing you should refer to the
centerline measurements on the floor plans.
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8. (202) When reading a slab foundation plan, you can determine if there are any interior footings below the slab because they are shown as
hidden lines.
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9. (203) When sketching working drawings, which view would you use to show an object as if you are standing directly over it and looking down on it?
Plan.
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10. (203) When sketching working drawings, you may write an angle dimension outside of the angle when the angle is extremely
acute.
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