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Good roofers are experienced in installing flashing and other materials that provide an extra layer of protection from the elements. They can also diagnose ceiling leaks and determine how water is getting into a building. Why might roofers earn more money than drywall hangers?

A
Drywall hangers do not often need to account for complex situations involving weather.
B
Drywall hangers do not need to understand the architectural plans for a building.
C
Drywall hangers are not responsible for the building’s structural integrity whereas roofers are.
D
Drywall hangers do not require on-the-job training like roofers.
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Match each type of carpentry with the structure a carpenter might build. Drag and drop the types to the structures.

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Why might safety be more of a concern for a carpenter working on a construction site than for a joiner working in a workshop?

A
Jobsite carpenters generally work on industrial applications, whereas joiners work on residential jobs.
B
Joiners are required to have safety certifications that jobsite carpenters do not have.
C
Jobsite carpenters sometimes have to operate dangerous tools while standing on a ladder.
D
Joiners do not use power tools whereas jobsite carpenters use power tools frequently.
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Although skyscrapers are mostly composed of steel and glass, carpenters are often employed to help with construction. How might a skyscraper construction crew use carpenters? (Select all that apply.)

A
to create roof trusses
B
to create the building’s framework
C
to build the forms for pouring concrete
D
to construct the scaffolding for workers to stand on
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Match the terms with the correct definitions.

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