laid over a subfloor. welding a corrugated steel sheet to flat a. Subfloor steel sheet, forming a series of b. Flooring raceways for electrical wires and cable. c. Tiles a. Composite decking d. Finish flooring b. Metal decking 2. The act, process, or manner of c. Form decking constructing the structural frame of d. Cellular decking floor. 8. A steel pin welded to the top flange of a a. Joist steel beam or girder and embedded in a b. Floor framing concrete slab so as to cause the beam c. Rough floor and the concrete to act as a structural d. Rim joist unit. 3. Any of a series of small, repetitive a. Shear stud parallel beams for supporting floors, b. Firecut ceilings, or flat roofs. c. Beam pocket a. Joist d. decking b. Floor framing 9. Material used for the wearing surface of c. Rough floor a floor, such as hardwood, terrazzo, or d. Rim joist floor tile. 4. Metal decking serving as permanent a. Strip flooring formwork for a reinforced concrete slab b. Wood flooring until the slab can support itself. c. Finish flooring a. Composite decking d. Plank flooring b. Metal decking 10. Flooring composed of boards wider c. Form decking than strip flooring, usually side and end- d. Cellular decking matched. 5. Metal decking serving as permanent a. Strip flooring formwork and tensile reinforcement for b. Wood flooring a concrete slab bonded to it by a c. Finish flooring deformed or dovetail rib pattern. d. Plank flooring a. Composite decking 11. Flooring composed of long, narrow b. Metal decking wood strip usually side and end- c. Form decking matched. d. Cellular decking a. Strip flooring 6. Sheet steel strengthened for use as b. Wood flooring floor or roof decking by cold-rolling a c. Finish flooring series of ribs or flutes into it, and d. Plank flooring usually galvanized for corrosion 12. Finish flooring in the form of wood resistance. strips, planks, or blocks. a. Composite decking a. Strip flooring b. Metal decking b. Wood flooring c. Form decking c. Finish flooring d. Cellular decking d. Plank flooring 13. A mosaic floor or paving composed of a. Unit block marble or other stone chips, set in a b. Laminated block cementitious or resinous matrix and c. Slat block ground when dry. d. Joist block a. Standard terrazzo 19. Material, esp. a nonfrabric material, b. Terrazzo such as vinyl or ceramic tile, used to c. Palladiana cover a floor. d. Venetian terrazzo a. Floor covering 14. A floor composed of short strips or b. Vinyl sheet blocks of wood forming a pattern, c. Resilient flooring sometimes with inlays of other woods d. Vinyl tile or other materials. 20. A resilient floor tile composed a. Parquetry principally or polyvinyl chloride in b. Parquet combination with mineral fillers and c. Solid block flooring pigments. d. terrazzo a. Vinyl sheet 15. Mosaic work of wood used for floors b. Cork tile and wainscoting. c. Vinyl tile a. parquetry d. Resilient flooring b. parquet 21. The mortar base on which terrazzo c. solid block flooring topping is applied. d. terrazzo a. Topping 16. A flooring block made by joining short b. Bonding agent lengths of strip flooring edgewise, c. Resinous matrix usually tongued on two adjoining sides d. Underbed and grooved on the other two to ensure 22. A stone of chips and cementitious or proper alignment in setting. resinous matrix that produces a a. Unit block terrazzo surface. b. Laminated block a. Topping c. Slat block b. Bonding agent d. Joist block c. Resinous matrix 17. A flooring block made by assembling d. underbed narrow slats or fingers of hardwood into larger units. a. Unit block b. Laminated block c. Slat block d. Joist block 18. A flooring block made by bonding three or more wood veneers with a moisture- resistant adhesive, usually tongued on two opposing sides and grooved on the other two to ensure proper alignment in setting.