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Caiter2013

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Slate roofing is fastened to the sheathing with _____.
 
  A) metal stripping laid across the top of each course
  B) roofing cement applied to each tile
  C) two nails driven through predrilled holes in each tile
  D) four nails driven through predrilled holes in each tile

Question 2

If a fastener is stripped during the installation of a standing-seam metal roof, you should _____.
 
  A) remove the stripped fastener and replace it with a fastener of the next larger size
  B) remove the stripped fastener, seal the hole with roofing cement, and drill a hole 2 from the original for a
  new fastener
  C) leave the stripped fastener in place and put another fastener alongside it
  D) remove the stripped fastener and replace it with a fastener of the same size



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Answer to Question 1

Answer: C

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Answer: A





 

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