1) The thickness of a lightweight internal door is a) 25mm b) 35mm c) 44mm d) 54mm 2) The thickness of an external door is usually a) 25mm b) 35mm c) 44mm d) 54mm 3) The thickness of a half hour internal fire door is usually a) 25mm b) 35mm c) 44mm d) 54mm 4) A 35mm thick pressed MDF six panel door is best described as an a) An External hardwood door b) a bathroom door c) a cupboard door d) an internal flush door 5) A five-lever mortice deadlock would most likely be fitted on: a) An external hardwood door b) a Bathroom door c) a cupboard door d) an internal flush door 6) When covering the joint between plasterboard and a door frame ,you would use : a) Architrave b) Skirting board c) dado rail d) picture rail 7) Skirting board could be described as something to : a) Cover uneven flooring b) provide a decorative finish between walls and doors c) stop rising damp d) provide a decrotive finish between walls and floors 8) When fixing high quality hardwood skirting ,it is best to use : a) screws and pellets b) round headed nails c) screws and wood filler d) lost head nails 9) The best tool to use when cutting a scribe joint on intricate mouldings is a : a) block plane b) coping saw c) compass plane d) jigsaw 10) Architraves are fixed using : a) round head screws b) nails left showing c) screws countersunk flush with the surface d) nails punched below the surface 11) A plinth block is used where: a) Skirting boards are jointed in lenght b) architraves are jointed at corners c) skirting boards and architraves meet d) architraves and dado rails meet 12) The encasing of surfaces involves: a) Forming a box to use up spare timber b) covering pipes and wires so they can not be seen c) running wires to enable the electrician to do his or her work d) covering pipes to stop the plumber gaining access 13) The best concealed method of fixing tongue and groove cladding is to : a) secret screw through the face b) use colour headed screws c) nailthen punch below the surface d) secret nail through the tongue 14) A datum point is a : a) horizontal point that all levels are taken from b) vertical poit that some levels are taken from c) vertical that all levels are taken from d) horizontal point that some levels are taken from 15) Before starting to fix wall and floor units ,the first thing to do is : a) unpack all the units b) determine a vertical datum line c) determine a horizontal datum line d) fit the doors to the units 16) Most proprietary wall units are fixed with: a) an adjustable plastic hanger screwed through the cupboard back b) a solid bracket that hooks itself onto a plastic hanger plate c) a solid bracket that is nailed through the cupboard back d) an adjustable bracket that hooks itself onto a steel hanger plate 17) When cutting apertures in post-formed laminate worktops ,it is best to use a : a) hardpoint panel saw b) jigsaw c) hardpoint tenon saw d) circular saw 18) When jointing post-formed worktops ,it is best to use : a) a jig to form male and female cuts b) a jig and circular saw to cut mitres c) a circular saw to cut butt joints d) a handsaw to cut male and female joints 19) When base units have been levelled and fixed together ,they should : a) be fixed to the appliances b) have doors fitted c) have shelves fitted d) be fixed to the wall 20) The best way to protect pipes and wires when fitting floor units is to : a) place them in plastic conduit b) place them where fixings are required c) form solid boxings to hide them d) cover them in masking tape

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