Applying wallpaper to walls and ceilings level 3 test

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The method of bonding two materials together in order to produce a specialist wallcovering is known as

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a wet embossing

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b heat expansion

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c laminating

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d flocking.

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a heat expansion

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b flocking

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c laminating

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d dry embossing.

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a Passing ink through a fine mesh fabric.

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b Pressing ink covered blocks onto paper. .

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c Applying ink to a rubber roller.

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d Injecting ink onto the paper by machine

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a Pattern matches diagonally across the length.

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b The pattern can be reversed.

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c The pattern match is random.

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d Pattern matches diagonally across the width

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c supadurable

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d laminate

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a photo murals

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b hand prints

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c weftless

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a An area subject to dust.

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b An enclosed small area.

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c A high traffic area.

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d A kitchen area.

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a Track trimmer and a straight edge.

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b Trimming knife and a straight edge.

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c Casing wheel freehand.

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d Trimming knife freehand

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a casing wheel

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b track trimmer

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c joint cutter

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d hacking knife.

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a The seams will not butt properly.

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b The edges will take longer to dry.

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c The surface will delaminate.

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d The paper could split.

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a splicing

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b surface jointing

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c butt jointing

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d overlap and trim.

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a Length of the roll.

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b Width of the roll.

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c Design repeat.

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d Design number.

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b Cellulose.

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c Starch ether.

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d Ready mixed.

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a has a high ph value

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b contains strong fungicide

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c is almost ph neutral

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d contains PVA.

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a Handprints.

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b Weftless.

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c Hessian.

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a It enables easy removal.

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b It is cost effective.

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c It has high initial grab.

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d It prevents damp.

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a It changes colour.

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b It becomes thinner.

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c It solidifies completely.

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d It becomes slightly thicker.

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a Blistering.

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c Staining.

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d. Delamination.

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a Type of window.

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b Height of the walls.

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c The surface colour. .

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d Decorative centre piece

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a improve heat insulation on surface

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b improve sound insulation on surface

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c prevent mould forming on surface

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d provide an absorbent surface.

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a walls with uneven corners

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b staircase walls with a long drop

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c walls which are very smooth

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d feature walls.

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a It provides heat insulation.

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b It prevents mould forming.

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c It equalises the porosity.

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d It reduces damp.

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a Wall height ÷ width of roll ÷ number of drops per roll. .

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b Wall length ÷ width of roll ÷ number of drops per roll.

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c Width of roll x wall height x wall length.

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d Number of drops x width of roll x wall length

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a ensure the pattern is the same

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b ensure the colour is the same .

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c reduce wastage from off cuts

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d reduce the working time

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a ensure the wall is flat

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b allow for unevenness of the ceiling line

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c reduce the chance of air bubbles

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d ensure each length runs diagonally.

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a delamination

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b blistering

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c joint gapping

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d sheen patches.

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a small brush

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b short pile roller

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c large brush

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d long pile roller.

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a are easier to handle and control

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b are lighter than lap folds

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c require less paste

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d reduce waste.

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a There is less wastage.

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b They can resist damp walls.

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c The wall below will not need lining.

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d They can save time

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a Cutting Lincrusta.

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b Splicing wide vinyl joints.

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c Splicing mitre joints in borders.

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d Cutting vinyl across switches.

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a Longest drop first and work up.

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b Shortest drop first and work down.

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c Start in the middle and work either way.

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d Longest drop and work to the centre.

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b waste bin

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c sharps box

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d cardboard box.

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b brushing

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d stretching.

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a cleaned with wire wool

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b sharpened after each task .

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c cleaned to prevent paste build up

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d wiped and oiled

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a It will be difficult to remove it in future.

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b The paste will react with the surface.

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c Mould will form on the surface.

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d The paper will not adhere.

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a shading at the joints .

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b excessive wastage

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c joints opening up

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d fraying at the edges

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a the least expensive adhesive

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b any ready mixed adhesive

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c the strongest adhesive available

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d the adhesive suitable to the paper type.

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a Frequent washing with fungicide.

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b Washing using warm soapy water.

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c Regular scrubbing with a scouring pad.

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d Washing with sugar soap weekly.

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a Avoid splicing over lining paper.

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b Remove nibs on the surface.

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c Avoid using blunt tools.

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d Remove excess paste.

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a resist dampness

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b dampen sound

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c can be scrubbed clean

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d contain fungicide.

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a 5 -12 mm.

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b 13-20 mm.

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c 21-28 mm.

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d 29-36 mm.

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a Staining.

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b Blistering.

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c Polishing.

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d Shrinking.

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