What is a common defect in timber?, Knots, Smoothness, Color, Grain, Which defect is caused by fungi?, Warping, Decay, Knots, Splits, What is the purpose of timber seasoning?, Increase weight, Reduce moisture, Change color, Add defects, Which method is used for seasoning timber?, Kiln drying, Painting, Polishing, Sanding, What is a sign of poorly seasoned timber?, Warping, Smooth surface, Uniform color, Even grain, Which defect is a result of improper drying?, Cracks, Color change, Smoothness, Grain pattern, What is a knot in timber?, Branch base, Fungal growth, Water stain, Color variation, Which defect is caused by insects?, Borer holes, Warping, Knots, Cracks, What is the effect of seasoning on timber strength?, Increases, Decreases, No effect, Weakens, Which is a natural defect in timber?, Knots, Warping, Decay, Splits, What is the main goal of timber seasoning?, Reduce moisture, Increase weight, Change color, Add defects, Which defect results from rapid drying?, Splits, Knots, Decay, Warping, What is a common method of identifying timber?, Grain pattern, Weight, Color, Size, Which defect is visible on the surface?, Knots, Decay, Borer holes, Splits, What does kiln drying do to timber?, Removes moisture, Adds color, Increases weight, Causes decay, Which defect is caused by uneven drying?, Warping, Knots, Decay, Borer holes, What is the result of over-seasoning timber?, Brittleness, Strength, Flexibility, Smoothness, Which is a sign of insect damage in timber?, Borer holes, Knots, Warping, Splits, What is the effect of seasoning on timber weight?, Reduces, Increases, No change, Doubles, Which defect is a result of natural growth?, Knots, Splits, Decay, Warping.

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