Match the construction material to its correct properties.

Fitting together of pieces to give a structure support and shape, combination of beam, column and slab. Framing materials are usually timber, engineered timber, or cold-formed steel. Bracing and tie-down are critical.	Answer 1 Question 6Choose...GlassPaints and coatingsMortarsPlasterboardFraming
These are primarily for aesthetics and protection from the elements. Also, can be used primarily to prevent substrate deterioration or for corrosion protection. Properties include ease of application, durability, quick drying, colour stability.	Answer 2 Question 6Choose...GlassPaints and coatingsMortarsPlasterboardFraming
Comprised of a fusion of sand, soda, lime, or other materials, heated until they become molten liquid, then rapidly cooled. Properties include transparency, strength, workability, transmittance, U value, and recycling.	Answer 3 Question 6Choose...GlassPaints and coatingsMortarsPlasterboardFraming
Also known as gypsum board and Gyprock. Composed of a plaster core encased in and bonded to paper liners to form flat rectangular boards. Lightweight, easy to install and repair, fire resistance.	Answer 4 Question 6Choose...GlassPaints and coatingsMortarsPlasterboardFraming
Mixture of sand, a binder such as cement or lime, and water. Applied as a paste which then sets. The main property of this material is adhesion. Other properties are strength, mobility.	Answer 5 Question 6Choose...GlassPaints and coatingsMortarsPlasterboardFraming