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NKBA Kitchen Design Quiz
Test your knowledge of kitchen design with our interactive NKBA quiz! Whether you are a seasoned professional or just starting out, this quiz will challenge your understanding of kitchen layout, construction standards, and design principles.
Topics covered include:
- Work aisle requirements
- Shelf frontage for small kitchens
- Kitchen lighting definitions
- Cabinet construction materials
- Preferred methods for joining wood
What is the minimum work aisle required for a kitchen with one cook?
36"
42"
48"
54"
In a kitchen under 150 square feet (4572 square cm), the MINIMUM combined shelf/drawer frontage is which of the following?
720"
960"
1200"
1400"
What is the MINIMUM dimension for the work aisle in a two-cook kitchen?
36"
42"
48"
54"
Which of the following is an example of asymmetrical balance (i.e., unequal forces that attract equal attention because of placement)?
Two tall cabinets side by side extending to the ceiling
Two tall cabinets on each end of a cabinet run at the same height, with wall cabinets in between
A tall cabinet extending to the ceiling at the end of a cabinet run, with wall cabinets and open space above at the opposite end of the cabinet run
A 42" (1067 mm) wall cabinet next to a 36" (914 mm) wall cabinet with both bottom edges level and crown molding at the top
Three colors equal distance apart on the color wheel is an example of a(n) arrangement
Triad
Analogous
Complementary
Split complementary
In frame construction, studs are MOST commonly placed:
12" (305 cm) on center
16" (406 cm) on center
20" (508 cm) on center
24" (610 cm) on center
Which documents make up a complete set of design project documents?
Construction plan, floor plan, mechanical plan, elevations
Floor plan and elevations
Specifications and building permits
Interpretive drawings and design statement
Which of the following is considered by many to be the preferred method of joining two pieces of wood together for drawer box construction?
Mortise and Tenon joint
Butt joint
Dowel joint
Dovetail joint
"Integrated," when referring to refrigerators or other appliances, is defined as which of the following?
The refrigerator is placed between a wall and tall cabinet and is 24" deep
The appliance has a wood panel attached with a trim kit for a built-in appearance
The appliance is completely designed into the cabinetry
The appliance is framed with panels that extend to the floor
The following definition describes which lighting term? “____ is a term we use to measure the amount of illumination that falls on a surface in which all parts are 1 foot from the candle."
Foot-lambert
Foot-candle
Foot-candela
Candela
In cabinet construction, the term "MDF" stands for:
Medium density fiberboard
Manufactured dry fiber
Denser fiberboard
Material density factory
Which of the following would be considered a national building code?
Uniform Building Code
Southern Building Code Congress
International Congress of Building Officials
International Residential Code
Which type of water could not be used for flushing a toilet?
White water
Black water
Gray water
Fresh water
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