L1 Setting out buildings

The planning portal provides this definition for a location plan. What is the typical scale range for this type of plan?

• 1:5 - 1:10

• 1:50 - 1:100

• 1:200 - 1:500

• 1:1,250 - 1:2,500

A site / block plan. What is the typical scale range for this type of plan?

• 1:5 - 1:10

• 1:50 - 1:100

• 1:200 - 1:500

• 1:1,250 - 1:2,500

On a drawing produced at a scale of 1:100 the length of the front elevation of a property is drawn at 120mm. What would the actual length of the front elevation be?

• 1.2m

• 12m

• 100m

• 120m

On a drawing produced at a scale of 1:200 the length of the side elevation of a property is drawn at 70mm. What would the actual length of the side elevation be?

• 700mm

• 3.5m

• 7m

• 14m

On a drawing produced at a scale of 1:500 the length of the front elevation of a property is drawn at 25mm. What would the actual length of the front elevation be?

• 5m

• 7.5m

• 12.5m

• 7500mm

On a sectional drawing produced at a scale of 1:50 the height from DPC to Wall Plate is is drawn at 85mm. What would the actual distance between DPC and Wall Plate be?

• 2.5m

• 4.25m

• 8.5m

• 40.250m

On a drawing produced at a scale of 1:1250, the proposed structures are shown, the street names and surrounding area, what type of drawing is this?

• Site plan

• Location drawing

• Detailed drawing

• Assembly drawing

All construction drawings are produced and construction should conform to which legal document and why?

• Health & safety & British Standard

• Building regulations & Rule of Law

• Health & safety law & Local planning

• Site safety & Health & Safety Executive

Types of service to a dwelling will NOT include...

• Drainage

• Gas

• Broadband

• Water

What is the image shown

• DPC

• FFL

• TBM

• OBM