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The triangular delta on the stair opening matches which revision entry in the title block?

Correct Answer

D) REV 5 - East stair opening

The target graphic marker on Sheet G-911 points to REV 5 - East stair opening; the other choices are visible but tied to different markers.

Answer Options
A
REV 2 - Lobby ceiling
B
REV 3 - Door hardware
C
REV 4 - Roof drain
D
REV 5 - East stair opening

Why This Is the Correct Answer

The target graphic marker on Sheet G-911 points to REV 5 - East stair opening; the other choices are visible but tied to different markers.

Why the Other Options Are Wrong

Option A: REV 2 - Lobby ceiling

REV 2 - Lobby ceiling is printed elsewhere on this navigation excerpt, but its graphic marker is not attached to the target condition.

Option B: REV 3 - Door hardware

REV 3 - Door hardware is printed elsewhere on this navigation excerpt, but its graphic marker is not attached to the target condition.

Option C: REV 4 - Roof drain

REV 4 - Roof drain is printed elsewhere on this navigation excerpt, but its graphic marker is not attached to the target condition.

Memory Technique

Marker memory for revision delta: choose the label the graphic owns.

Reference Hint

Open Sheet G-911; follow the leader, cloud, boundary, or hatch marker to its printed label.

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