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1. 1. Where you have found evidence of footing (a)Adding a
settle-ment, how can you predict whether draft
there will be fur-ther settlement? inducer
fan.
(b)Adding a
(a) You can count the number of planes of
rain cap.
movement.
(b)You can determine the type of foundation
materi-al.
(c) You cannot predict settlement from a
single inspec-tion.
(d)You can determine the depth of the footing.

2. 2. You typically identify a Freon leak
(a)As an oil stain
(b)As refrigerant coming out of the Freon
line in the form of a cold mist.
(c)By the strong odor.
(d)By looking for evidence of ice along the
refrigerant lines

3. 3. Typical wood frame wall assemblies
include all of the following components
EXCEPT.

(a)Studs
(b)Bridging
(c)Sheathing
(d)Siding

4. 4. All of the following are common approaches
to im-proving chimney draft EXCEPT




, NHIE Full Exam with all Correct & 100% Verified Answers |Actual
Complete Exam |Already Graded A+
You cannot predict settle-ment from a single in-spection




As an oil stain




Bridging




Resloping the cap






, NHIE Full Exam with all Correct & 100% Verified Answers |Actual
Complete Exam |Already Graded A+
(c)Extending the chimney upward.
(d)Resloping the cap.

5. 5. All of the following statements are true of shrinkage Vertical shear
is associated
cracks EXCEPT that with shrinkage cracks

(a)Shrinkage cracks do not typically go into
the foot-ings.
(b)Shrinkage cracks do not necessarily have
corre-sponding cracks
elsewhere in the building.
(c)Vertical shear is associated with shrinkage
cracks.
(d)Shrinkage cracks are common with poured
con-crete foundation
walls.

6. 6. Which of the following is NOT typically a component Pressure
regulator
of a private water supply system?

(a)Foot valve
(b)Pump
(c)Pressure regulator
(d)Pressure tank

7. 7. Split-system, air-cooled, central air- Two
conditioning systems have how many fans?

(a)None
(b)One
(c)Two


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(d)Four

8. Overheat

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