At the ____, siding may end against the bottom edge of the frieze.
A) rakes
B) eaves
C) foundation
D) sill

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The eaves are the horizontal lower edges of a sloping roof that extend beyond the walls of a building. It is common for the siding to end against this edge, especially if there is a frieze (decorative band) that covers the upper portion of the wall. The rakes refer to the sloping edges of a gable roof and the sill is the bottom horizontal member of a window or door frame. The foundation is the base upon which a building is constructed and is not typically where siding would end.

At the ____, Siding May End Against the Bottom Edge