Casement windows have a handle that "cranks" them open on their "hinges". Double-hung windows have two parts that can be moved up and down to open. Bay windows have multiple pieces of glass and "project" from the wall. Dormer windows are usually seen on a "gable" or "gambrel" roof and have their own roof.
These are questions that the above text answers:
1. What are the different types of windows mentioned in the text?
2. How do casement windows open?
3. What are the features of double-hung windows?
4. How do bay windows differ from other types of windows?
5. Where are dormer windows typically found?
6. What type of roof are dormer windows commonly seen on?
7. How many parts can be moved on double-hung windows?
8. What is the purpose of the handle on casement windows?
9. How do bay windows extend from the wall?
10. What distinguishes dormer windows from other types of windows?