Humber/Ontario Real Estate Course 2 Exam Practice

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What description fits the historical material used for joists in home construction?

Concrete
Metal
Plywood
Stone
Wood
Compressed fiber

The correct answer is: Wood

The historical material commonly used for joists in home construction is wood. Wood has been a traditional choice for joists due to its strength, availability, and workability. It is a natural material that can provide the necessary support for floors and ceilings in a home. Concrete, metal, plywood, stone, and compressed fiber are not typically used as joist materials in traditional home construction practices.