Qualification Quiz

The subject area of the qualification is (a)  

• Engineering
• Construction
• Information Technology
• Business Management

Answer explanation

The qualification specifically pertains to the field of Construction, which focuses on the processes and practices involved in building and infrastructure development, distinguishing it from other areas like Engineering or IT.

When was the range in units first updated?

• June 2013

• July 2013

• February 2014

• July 2014

Answer explanation

The range in units was first updated in June 2013, making it the correct choice. The other options represent later dates when updates may have occurred, but the initial update was in June 2013.

What is the subject of Unit 202/602?

• Producing thin joint masonry

• Principles of building construction, information and communication

• Building solid walling

• Carrying out cavity walling activities

Answer explanation

Unit 202/602 focuses on the 'Principles of building construction, information and communication', which encompasses foundational knowledge essential for understanding various building techniques.

What does TQT stand for in the context of the document?

• Total Qualification Time

• Total Quality Time

• Total Quantitative Time

• Total Quota Time

Answer explanation

In the context of the document, TQT stands for Total Qualification Time, which refers to the total time required to achieve a qualification. This distinguishes it from other options that do not accurately represent this concept.

What is a requirement for staff who quality assure qualifications?

• Experience in marketing

• Knowledge of quality assurance procedures

• Skills in graphic design

• Expertise in financial management

Answer explanation

Knowledge of quality assurance procedures is essential for staff who quality assure qualifications, as it ensures they understand the standards and processes necessary to maintain the integrity of the qualifications.

What is the age restriction for City & Guilds qualifications?

• No age restriction

• Under 18

• Under 16

• Under 21

Answer explanation

City & Guilds qualifications have an age restriction of 'Under 16', meaning individuals younger than 16 can pursue these qualifications. This ensures that the qualifications are appropriate for the age group.

What is the percentage of questions related to selecting resources for setting-out work?

• 12%

• 16%

• 20%

• 24%

Answer explanation

The correct answer is 16%, which indicates that a significant portion of the questions focuses on selecting resources for setting-out work, highlighting its importance in the overall assessment.

Which outcome has the second highest number of questions?

• Know how to interpret information to establish setting-out requirements

• Know how to prepare construction sites for setting-out activities

• Know how to select resources for setting-out work

• Know how to set out regular-shaped masonry structures on level ground

Answer explanation

The correct choice, 'Know how to interpret information to establish setting-out requirements', has the second highest number of questions, indicating its importance in understanding setting-out processes.

What is a Cantilever?

• A beam built into a wall and held down at one end

• The top cover of a pier, wall, or chimney stack

• Part of a brick greater than one-quarter

• A board covering the ends of horizontal timbers

Answer explanation

A cantilever is defined as a beam that is fixed at one end and extends outwards, supported only at that end. This matches the correct choice, which describes a beam built into a wall and held down at one end.

What is included in the structure of units?

• Only the title and level

• City & Guilds reference number, title, level, and credit value

• Only the unit aim and learning outcomes

• Only the guided learning hours

Answer explanation

The correct choice includes the City & Guilds reference number, title, level, and credit value, which are essential components of a unit's structure, providing necessary identification and context.