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Carpentry - Module 4 Exam Questions and Answers 100% Solved | Graded A+ Benchmark - a point established by the surveyor on or close to the building side used as a reference for determining elevations during construction Contour Line - imaginary lines on a site plan that connect points of the same elevation. Easement - A legal right-of-way provision on another person's property that cannot be built on Elevation View - A drawing providing a view from the front or side of a structure. Front Setback - The distance from the property line to the front of the building. Monument - Physical structures that mark the location of a survey point

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Carpentry - Module 4 Exam Questions

and Answers 100% Solved | Graded A+


Benchmark - ✔✔a point established by the surveyor on or close

to the building side used as a reference for determining elevations

during construction

Contour Line - ✔✔imaginary lines on a site plan that connect

points of the same elevation.

Easement - ✔✔A legal right-of-way provision on another person's

property that cannot be built on

Elevation View - ✔✔A drawing providing a view from the front or

side of a structure.

Front Setback - ✔✔The distance from the property line to the front

of the building.

Monument - ✔✔Physical structures that mark the location of a

survey point.
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, Nominal Size - ✔✔approximate or rough size by which lumber,

CMUs, etc are commonly known and sold as. Normally slightly

larger than actual size.

Plan View - ✔✔A drawing that represents a view looking down on

an object.

Property Line - ✔✔the recorded legal boundaries of a piece of

property.

Riser Diagram - ✔✔A schematic drawing that depicts the layout,

components, and connections of a piping system.

Topographical Survey - ✔✔An accurate and detailed drawing of a

place or region that depicts all the natural and man-made physical

features, showing their relative positions and elevations.

Hidden Line - ✔✔A line type that represents an edge that is not

directly visible.

Cutting Plane Line - ✔✔Used to indicate a plane or planes in

which a sectional view is taken.


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