The Main Difference Between a Modified Casement Window and a Standard

question 6

Multiple Choice

The main difference between a modified casement window and a standard casement window is that in the former

• A) The fixed lights are framed with rails and stiles
• B) The opening casements are rebated
• C) The fixed lights are glued into the frame
• D) The transom extends beyond the face of the frame
• E) The sill extends beyond the face of the frame

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Definitions:

Normal Good

A type of good for which demand increases as consumers' income increases, and vice versa.

Inferior Good

A category of product whose demand falls when the income levels of buyers rise, in opposition to normal goods.

Consumer Choice

The range of preferences and decisions consumers face regarding the use of products, influenced by income, price, tastes, and preferences.

Demand for Product

The quantity of a good or service that consumers are willing and able to purchase at various prices during a specified period.