Quiz 2

Who is typically the head of the architectural office?

• A. Project Manager

• B. Architect/Engineer

• C. Senior Draftsman

• D. Specification Writer

What does the term “pass-through business” imply for an architectural firm?

• A. Legal responsibilities are shared

• B. Income and legal responsibilities pass to the proprietor

• C. The firm is owned by the government

• D. Partners share equal income

What is the main responsibility of a Project Manager?

• A. Drafting working drawings

• B. Designing landscape layouts

• C. Supervising the entire project

• D. Checking code compliance

In smaller offices, the Job Captain’s role is closest to which of the following?

• A. Engineer

• B. Project Manager

• C. Librarian

• D. Trainee

Which of the following is a key duty of the Senior Draftsman?

• A. Meeting clients

• B. Delivering office materials

• C. Checking working drawings for omissions or conflicts

• D. Taking phone calls

How many years of experience does an Intermediate Draftsman typically have?

• A. 8–10 years

• B. 1–2 years

• C. 3–5 years

• D. No experience

What best describes a Beginning Draftsman?

• A. Has extensive experience in construction

• B. Responsible for managing contracts

• C. Limited experience and assists with drawings

• D. Only traces architectural history

The Construction Administrator is responsible for which of the following?

• A. Budgeting office expenses

• B. Typing contracts

• C. Administering all projects under construction

• D. Preparing presentations

Which personnel prepares preliminary and final specifications?

• A. Designer

• B. Construction Administrator

• C. Specification Writer

• D. Trainee

Who is responsible for preparing schematics and renderings in the design process?

• A. Project Manager

• B. Designer

• C. Senior Draftsman

• D. Engineer