The Nrca Roofing Manual: Steep Slope Roof Systems
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Starter courses are installed because they shed water that may migrate through the joints and cutouts of the shingles in the overlying first course and hold the leading edge of the first course.
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True
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False
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Explore the basics of steep slope roof systems with this focused quiz. It covers key aspects such as shingle types, sizing, and installation techniques. Ideal for learners in construction and architectural engineering, enhancing understanding of practical roofing applications.
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A = Interlocking Shingle, B = Double Laminate, C = Specialty, D = Triple, E = Multi-Tab
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A = Interlocking Shingle, B = Triple Laminate, C = Double Tab, D = Triple, E = Multi-Tab
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A = Three-Tab Shingle, B = Laminated Shingle, C = Specialty Shingle, D = Specialty Laminated, E = Interlocking Shingle
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A = Three-Tab Shingle, B = Laminated Shingle, C = Specialty Shingle, D = Specialty Laminated, E = DoubleLocking Shingle
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A. A = Three-Tab Shingle, B = Laminated Shingle, C = Specialty Shingle, D = Specialty Laminated, E = Interlocking ShingleExplanation
Chapter 3—Asphalt Shingles - Page 32Rate this question:
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A = A-Type, B = B-Type
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A = L-Type, B = T-Type
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A = T-Type, B = L-Type
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A = Z-Type, B = T-Type
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A. A = L-Type, B = T-TypeExplanation
Chapter 5—Roof Re-covering - Page 46Rate this question:
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Standard-sized shingles are _______ inches-wide, or __________ inches-wide for metric. Typical exposure for standard-sized shingles is ________ inches, or _______ for metric.
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34", 37" - 4", 5"
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36", 39 5/8" - 5", 5 5/8"
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36", 39 1/3" - 5", 5 1/3"
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36", 38" - 4", 6"
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A. 36", 39 5/8" - 5", 5 5/8"Explanation
Chapter 3—Asphalt Shingles - Page 40Rate this question:
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This is an example of an Open Valley
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This is an example of an Closed Cut Valley
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This is an example of an Woven Valley
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A. This is an example of an Closed Cut ValleyExplanation
Chapter 3—Asphalt Shingles - Page 49Rate this question:
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A = 4", B = 2"
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A = 8", B = 4"
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A = 2", B = 4"
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A = 4", B = 8"
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A. A = 4", B = 2"Explanation
Chapter 5—Roof Re-covering - Page 72Rate this question:
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Review the image. Although these vary by product and system - what is the standard minimum for a end lap and side lap?
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End Lap = 2", Side Lap = 2"
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End Lap = 3", Side Lap = 2"
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End Lap = 4", Side Lap = 4"
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End Lap = 4", Side Lap = 2"
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A. End Lap = 4", Side Lap = 2"Explanation
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A = 5/8", B = 1"
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A = 1/3", B = 1 1/2"
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A = 1/4", B = 1"
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A = 1", B = 1"
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A. A = 5/8", B = 1"Explanation
Chapter 3—Asphalt Shingles - Page 43Rate this question:
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With asphalt shingle roof systems, there are three basic types of valleys:
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Open Valley, Modified valley, and Bituminous valley
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Open Valley, Modified valley, and Woven valley
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Open Valley, Cut valley, and Woven valley
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Open Valley, Closed-cut valley, and Woven valley
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A. Open Valley, Closed-cut valley, and Woven valleyExplanation
Chapter 3—Asphalt Shingles - Page 47Rate this question:
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A = Lap = 2" MIN.
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A = Lap = 4" MIN.
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A = Lap = 6" MIN.
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A = Lap = 8" MIN.
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A. A = Lap = 6" MIN.Explanation
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