Question

1. which of the following blueprint views is drawn as if you were looking at the face of the building?teks 19b

a. elevation \tc. cross section
b. floor plan \td. detail

1. what type of drawing view is identified as an aerial view of the entire property?teks 19b

a. site plan \tc. cross section
b. floor plan \td. elevation

1. in which blueprint would you find specifications on what type of floor joists to use?teks 19b

a. architectural \tc. mechanical
b. structural \td. electrical

1. in which blueprint would you find specifications about the plumbing?teks 19b

a. architectural \tc. mechanical
b. structural \td. electrical

1. where on a set of blueprints would you find the required window sizes?teks 19b

a. window schedule \tc. elevation plan
b. window plan \td. architectural plan

1. which drawing would you refer to when determining how to fasten the sill plate to the foundation wall?teks 19b

a. detail \tc. cross section
b. floor plan \td. elevation

1. what is the name of the vertical member of a wall system that is supported by a bottom and top plate?teks 19b

a. stud \tc. post
b. beam \td. header

Explanation:

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Elevation view in blueprints shows the face of a building, like a front, side, or rear view. Floor plan is a top - down view of a floor, cross - section shows internal structure, and detail is for specific small parts. So the answer is a.

A site plan is an aerial view of the entire property, showing the layout of the land, buildings, etc. Floor plan is for a building's interior, cross - section is internal, and elevation is the face of the building. So the answer is a.

Structural blueprints deal with the structural elements of a building, including floor joists. Architectural blueprints are more about the overall design, mechanical about systems like HVAC, and electrical about electrical systems. So the answer is b.

Answer:

a. Elevation

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