PLTW CEA EXAM QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS SOLVED CORRECTLY
LATEST UPDATE 2027 GRADED A+
Question 1.
The maximum compressive stand without failure.
Correct Answer: stress a material can with- Compression Strength
Question 2.
A solid, hard material produced by combining Portland cement, aggregates, sand, water
and sometimes additional mixtures.
Correct Answer: Concrete
Question 3.
The difference between the indoor temperature in winter and the outdoor design
temperature in winter. The design temperature differential or design range is used in
calculating the space heating requirements of a dwelling unit under the engineering-based
methodology.
Correct Answer: Design Temperature Differential
Question 4.
The finish board covering the edges of rafters and eaves.
Correct Answer: Fascia
Question 5.
The lowest, widest utes the load over
Correct Answer: part of the foundation that distrib- Footing a broad area of the
soil.
Question 6.
The lower part of loads from the building
Correct Answer: a building, which transfers structural Foundation to the soil.
Question 7.
The energy needed building through other areas.
Correct Answer: to warm outside air leaking into a Heat Loss cracks around
doors, windows, and
,Question 8.
Energy radiated or form of particles.
Correct Answer: transmitted as rays or waves, in the Radiant Heat
Question 9.
Member of a roof structural frame that supports the sheathing and other roof loads.
Correct Answer: Rafter
Question 10.
Steel bar used to reinforce concrete.
Correct Answer: Rebar
Question 11.
The numerical value the flow of heat.
Correct Answer: used to indicate the resistance to R-Value
Question 12.
The plate placed at the bottom of a wall.
Correct Answer: Sole Plate
Question 13.
In roofing, 100 square feet of roofing material.
Correct Answer: Square (Quantity of Shingles)
Question 14.
The maximum stress ing load can withstand
Correct Answer: a material subjected to a stretch- Tensile Strength without
tearing.
Question 15.
The process of heat mitting kinetic energy
Correct Answer: transfer through a solid by trans- Thermal Conduction from one
molecule to the next.
Question 16.
Heat transmission by the circulation of a liquid or a heated gas or air.
, Correct Answer: Thermal Convection
Question 17.
Heat loss/gain resulting from the conduction of heat through the building envelope.
Correct Answer: Transmission Load
Question 18.
A measure of the heat transmission through a building part (as a wall or window) or a
given thickness of a material (as insulation) with lower numbers indicating better
insulating properties.
Correct Answer: U-Factor
Question 19.
the quality of an objects that deals with art, beauty, and taste
Correct Answer: Aesthetics
Question 20.
a curved structure to support a vertical sion
Correct Answer: for spanning an opening, designed Arch load primarily by axial
compres-
Question 21.
an individual trained ing and constructing
Correct Answer: Architect in the art and science of designbuildings
Question 22.
the pleasing or harmonious arrangement or proportion of parts or elements in a design or
composition
Correct Answer: Balance
Question 23.
solid walls that provide the roof of a structure
Correct Answer: support for each other and for Bearing Walls
Question 24.
an engineer trained public works, such facilities
LATEST UPDATE 2027 GRADED A+
Question 1.
The maximum compressive stand without failure.
Correct Answer: stress a material can with- Compression Strength
Question 2.
A solid, hard material produced by combining Portland cement, aggregates, sand, water
and sometimes additional mixtures.
Correct Answer: Concrete
Question 3.
The difference between the indoor temperature in winter and the outdoor design
temperature in winter. The design temperature differential or design range is used in
calculating the space heating requirements of a dwelling unit under the engineering-based
methodology.
Correct Answer: Design Temperature Differential
Question 4.
The finish board covering the edges of rafters and eaves.
Correct Answer: Fascia
Question 5.
The lowest, widest utes the load over
Correct Answer: part of the foundation that distrib- Footing a broad area of the
soil.
Question 6.
The lower part of loads from the building
Correct Answer: a building, which transfers structural Foundation to the soil.
Question 7.
The energy needed building through other areas.
Correct Answer: to warm outside air leaking into a Heat Loss cracks around
doors, windows, and
,Question 8.
Energy radiated or form of particles.
Correct Answer: transmitted as rays or waves, in the Radiant Heat
Question 9.
Member of a roof structural frame that supports the sheathing and other roof loads.
Correct Answer: Rafter
Question 10.
Steel bar used to reinforce concrete.
Correct Answer: Rebar
Question 11.
The numerical value the flow of heat.
Correct Answer: used to indicate the resistance to R-Value
Question 12.
The plate placed at the bottom of a wall.
Correct Answer: Sole Plate
Question 13.
In roofing, 100 square feet of roofing material.
Correct Answer: Square (Quantity of Shingles)
Question 14.
The maximum stress ing load can withstand
Correct Answer: a material subjected to a stretch- Tensile Strength without
tearing.
Question 15.
The process of heat mitting kinetic energy
Correct Answer: transfer through a solid by trans- Thermal Conduction from one
molecule to the next.
Question 16.
Heat transmission by the circulation of a liquid or a heated gas or air.
, Correct Answer: Thermal Convection
Question 17.
Heat loss/gain resulting from the conduction of heat through the building envelope.
Correct Answer: Transmission Load
Question 18.
A measure of the heat transmission through a building part (as a wall or window) or a
given thickness of a material (as insulation) with lower numbers indicating better
insulating properties.
Correct Answer: U-Factor
Question 19.
the quality of an objects that deals with art, beauty, and taste
Correct Answer: Aesthetics
Question 20.
a curved structure to support a vertical sion
Correct Answer: for spanning an opening, designed Arch load primarily by axial
compres-
Question 21.
an individual trained ing and constructing
Correct Answer: Architect in the art and science of designbuildings
Question 22.
the pleasing or harmonious arrangement or proportion of parts or elements in a design or
composition
Correct Answer: Balance
Question 23.
solid walls that provide the roof of a structure
Correct Answer: support for each other and for Bearing Walls
Question 24.
an engineer trained public works, such facilities