____, one of two basic types of stiffening joists in a wooden floor system, is more commonly accomplished with two diagonal metal braces attached at intervals between the joists.
A) Diagonal bracing
B) Cross bridging
C) Traverse bracing
D) Intersect bridging

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The description matches cross bridging, which is achieved by placing wooden or metal braces between joists at right angles to them. Diagonal bracing is accomplished with diagonal wooden or metal braces attached between the joists, while traverse bracing involves horizontal members attached perpendicular to the joists. Intersect bridging is not a standard term in construction terminology.

____, One of Two Basic Types of Stiffening Joists in a Wooden