3-59. A main entrance door is normally what  size? 1. 1 1/2 in.   thick, 2 ft 8 in. wide, 6 ft 8 in. high 2. 1 3/4 in.   thick, 3 ft 0 in. wide, 6 ft 8 in. high 3. 1 3/4 in. thick, 2 ft 8 in. wide, 6 ft 8 in. high 4. 1 3/4 in. thick, 3 ft 0 in. wide, 7 ft 0 in. high 3-60. Securing  a  doorframe  to  the  framing members  requires  what  nail (a) size and (b) type? 1. (a) 16d (b) casing 2. (a) 12d (b) common 3. (a) 10d (b) finish 4. (a)  8d  (b)  duplex 3-61. Where on each side of a jamb should shims  be  located? 1. Bottom only 2. Bottom and top only 3. Center only 4. Bottom, top, and center 3-62. Heat  loss  through  metal  window frames is less than through wood window  frames. 1. True 2. False 3-63. The small wood members that separate the lights in a sash are known by what term? 1. Meeting  rails 2. Parting  beads 3. Muntins 4. Weather  strips 3-64. Which  of  the  following  windows  has a wood sash with a single large light? 1. Casement 2. Double  hung 3. Hopper 4. Stationary 3-65. What advantage does a casement window  have  over  a  double-hung window? 1. Provides  more  light 2. Provides  better  insulation 3. Provides  better  ventilation 4. Is easier to install 3-66. What  feature  best  distinguishes sheet  glass  from  plate  glass? 1. Plate glass is polished flat on both sides 2. Color 3. Thickness 4. Only plate glass is manufactured  in  a  continuous ribbon and then cut in large sheets 3-67. Because of its high rate of expansion,  what  type  of  glass requires the most careful cutting, handling,  and  glazing? 1. Laminated 2. Wired 3. Tempered 4. Heat  absorbing 3-68. Which of the following types of glass should be used where the hazard of flying glass must be avoided? 1. Wire 2. Laminated 3. Insulating 4. Safety 3-69. When  cutting  glass,  what  allowance should you deduct from the measurements  to  allow  for expansion? 1. 1/16 in. 2. 1/8  in. 3. 3/16 in. 4. 1/4  in. 17