Construction Information,Drawings and symbols.

The drawing shown would be known as?

• a Component Range drawing.

• an Elevation drawing.

• a Plan drawing.

• a Block plan.

Answer explanation

The drawing shown would be known as an Elevation drawing because it shows the vertical view of an object or structure.

A Block plan drawing would usually be produced to which of the following scale ratio's?

• 1:100

• 1:500

• 1:2500

• 1:10

Answer explanation

A Block plan drawing is usually produced to a scale ratio of 1:500, making it the correct choice among the given options.

The British Standard code for drawings is;

• BS1969

• BS1192

• BS1945

• BS1066

Answer explanation

The correct British Standard code for drawings is BS1192, as it is the most widely used standard for architectural and engineering drawings in the UK.

The sign shown is the sign to show a what?

• Boundary

• Datum

• Ley line

• Horizon.

Answer explanation

The sign shown is the sign to show a Datum, not a Boundary, Ley line, or Horizon. Datum is the correct choice for this sign.

When you see this sign on a drawing which direction is it identifying?

• South

• West

• North

• East

Answer explanation

The sign indicates North direction on a drawing.

Which member of the building team will prepare a Bill of Quantities?

• The Project Manager.

• The Quantity Surveyor

• The Site Engineer.

• The Clerk of Works.

Answer explanation

The Quantity Surveyor is responsible for preparing a Bill of Quantities.

When an operative receives a delivery on site which document must be checked prior to the delivery being accepted?

• The Manufacturers Instructions.

• The Delivery Note.

• The Bill of Quantities.

• The Specification.

Answer explanation

The Delivery Note must be checked prior to the delivery being accepted, ensuring all items are accounted for and in good condition.

A "Block Plan" drawing shows?

• the front and side of the proposed building.

• the ends of the building.

• the location of the site in relation to the surrounding area.

• the floor plan of the building.

Answer explanation

A 'Block Plan' drawing shows the location of the site in relation to the surrounding area, not the building's details like front, side, ends, or floor plan.

Which of the following is a common scale used for site plan's?

• 1:100

• 1:1250

• 1:200

• 1:10

Answer explanation

The common scale used for site plans is 1:200, making it the correct choice among the options provided.

On a site plan what would the abbreviations RWP stand for?

• Round wide pipe.

• Rain water pipe.

• Real wood partition.

• Rendered with plaster

Answer explanation

On a site plan, the abbreviation RWP stands for Rain water pipe, which is used to indicate the location of pipes designed to carry rainwater away from the site.