level 3 chapter 2 end quiz

Which one of the following is an advantage of using CAD.

(Computer Aided Design)

• It can be quickly produced and easily corrected or altered.

• It's a cheap method.

• No trainings is required.

• Its a slow process.

What does CAD stand for in the context of design and engineering?

• Computerized Analysis Division

• Controlled Access Device

• Centralized Application Data

• Computer Aided Design

Which of the following is a disadvantage of using CAD?

• It requires expensive software and hardware.

• Designs can be easily modified.

• It increases productivity.

• It allows for 3D visualization.

Which industry commonly uses CAD software for its operations?

• Fashion Design

• Automotive Engineering

• Food Processing

• Event Management

Which one of the following scales is used to produce a location plan?

• 1:5

• 1:100

• 1:1250

• 1:4500

Which one of the following three- dimensional drawings has the lines drawn back at 30 Degree's

• Isometric drawing

• Orthographic projection

• Perspective drawings

• Oblique

Which one of the following is a document that contains a promise to carry out work for a specific sum.

• An Estimate

• A Quotation

• A Specification

• Bill of quantities

Who usually produces the Bill of Quantities?

• Builder

• Architect

• Clerk of works

• Quantity Surveyor.

A description of how a task will be carried out is called?

• Method statement

• Risk assessment

• programme

• Specification

Which document outlines the quality and standards required for materials and workmanship in a construction project?

• Risk assessment

• Specification

• Programme

• Quotation