Interior wall and ceiling finish/ unit
58 questions and answers (verified
for accuracy)
True - answer Predecorated gypsum board panels are commercially
available for installation
False - answer Gypsum board should be cut with a course tooth
handsaw or a circular saw
True - answer The double ply system of installing wallboard
provides greater sound transmission than the single ply system
True - answer Joints in drywall should be staggered when possible
True - answer Most new homes are constructed with gypsum board
wall finish
True - answer Drywall may be applied with screws
False - answer Laminating and stud adhesives may be used to
fasten gypsum board directly to concrete or masonry
False - answer Standard sizes of readily available plywood paneling
are 4' x 8' and 4' x 12'
True - answer Predecorated gypsum board requires no additional
finish during installation
, True - answer The cutting, placing and nailing of paperless gypsum
board drywall is basically the same as traditional drywall
False - answer Hardboard paneling does not require
preconditioning before application
True - answer Nails, adhesives or screws may be used to fasten
gypsum board to interior walls
False - answer Gypsum board has no sound insulating qualities
True - answer Plywood paneling is commercially available with
plain or textured surfaces
False - answer A resawn finish on a solid board panel is smooth
True - answer Tongue and groove boards are blind nailed at a 45
degree angle
True - answer Carpenters may hang gypsum board
False - answer Adhesives are not suitable for installing gypsum
board on interior walls
True - answer The majority of plywood paneling sold today is
prefinished at a fabricating plant
True - answer Plywood paneling should be stored on the job site for
several days prior to application
True - answer Gypsum board has good fire resistant qualities
58 questions and answers (verified
for accuracy)
True - answer Predecorated gypsum board panels are commercially
available for installation
False - answer Gypsum board should be cut with a course tooth
handsaw or a circular saw
True - answer The double ply system of installing wallboard
provides greater sound transmission than the single ply system
True - answer Joints in drywall should be staggered when possible
True - answer Most new homes are constructed with gypsum board
wall finish
True - answer Drywall may be applied with screws
False - answer Laminating and stud adhesives may be used to
fasten gypsum board directly to concrete or masonry
False - answer Standard sizes of readily available plywood paneling
are 4' x 8' and 4' x 12'
True - answer Predecorated gypsum board requires no additional
finish during installation
, True - answer The cutting, placing and nailing of paperless gypsum
board drywall is basically the same as traditional drywall
False - answer Hardboard paneling does not require
preconditioning before application
True - answer Nails, adhesives or screws may be used to fasten
gypsum board to interior walls
False - answer Gypsum board has no sound insulating qualities
True - answer Plywood paneling is commercially available with
plain or textured surfaces
False - answer A resawn finish on a solid board panel is smooth
True - answer Tongue and groove boards are blind nailed at a 45
degree angle
True - answer Carpenters may hang gypsum board
False - answer Adhesives are not suitable for installing gypsum
board on interior walls
True - answer The majority of plywood paneling sold today is
prefinished at a fabricating plant
True - answer Plywood paneling should be stored on the job site for
several days prior to application
True - answer Gypsum board has good fire resistant qualities
