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WorksheetsL3 Core 07 Analysing technical information, quantities and c
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 39mins
Name
Class
Date
1.
Who draws/creates the plans?
a)
The architect
b)
Builder
c)
Quantity Surveyor
d)
Customer
2.
A scale for a block plan is?
a)
1:2500 and 1:1250.
b)
1:100 and 1:1250
c)
1:100 and 1:200
d)
1:500 and 1:1000
3.
Which of the following are contract documents?
a)
drawings, specifications and phone allowance
b)
Car leasing and ground rentals
c)
drawings, specification and conditions of contract schedule
d)
Bill of rights and council orders
4.
The main purpose of a specification is to give you;
a)
a full list of materials that is required for tender
b)
Information that the drawings cannot
c)
a good image when you are going through tender
d)
Names and address of all builders and clients
5.
What is the purpose of the bill of quantities?
a)
every thing that isn't in the dawings
b)
the collective name for all the drawings
c)
a time list of when all the jobs have to be completed by
d)
An in depth price for all materials
6.
What is a penalty clause?
a)
To see exactly what is involved with the job
b)
If the job overruns the contractor have to pay a fee
c)
if you break anything its what you have to pay
d)
A fee the contactor has to pay if he misses dinner time
7.
What does the approved document A cover?
a)
Loading, ground movement and disproportionate collapse
b)
foundations
c)
working at heights
d)
Health and safety
8.
Which approved document deals with stairs?
a)
Approved document S section S1
b)
Approved document K section K1
c)
Approved document BE section RE3
d)
Stairs
9.
What is the role of the Building Inspector?
a)
Ensure that all work is done not to regulations
b)
to make cups of tea
c)
Ensure that all work is done to regulations
d)
to enforce safety regulations
10.
what is the scale for general location drawings?
a)
1:200, 1:100 and 1:50
b)
1:1, 1:50 and 1:100
c)
1:200, 1:250 and 1:100
d)
1:2000, 1:1000 and 1:500
11.
When were the first Building Regulations covering all England and Wales introduced?
a)
1985
b)
1974
c)
1969
d)
1990
12.
Why were planning laws introduced?
a)
Introduced to create more jobs
b)
Introduced to ensure houses are high in value
c)
Introduced to make buildings safer.
d)
Introduced to stop constructing whatever, wherever
13.
State the two types of planning you can apply for;
a)
Full planning & Original Planning
b)
Outline planning & Full planning
c)
Outline planning & Original planning
d)
Full Planning only
14.
List four things that might be included in the layout for a large site;
a)
site office, First Aid room, transport route, waste area
b)
Toilets, Lunch area, Local Hospital, storage
c)
cranes or hoists, Local Shop, Toilets, site office
d)
site office, First Aid office, Lunch area
15.
What is a programme of work?
a)
Sectional drawings
b)
Site drawings
c)
Block plans
d)
Timescale for each method of construction
16.
Which drawing projection is this?
a)
Orthographic projection
b)
Isometric
c)
Pictorial
d)
Oblique
17.
What drawing projection has an angle of 30 degrees?
a)
Orthographic
b)
Isometric
c)
Oblique
d)
Pictorial
18.
What drawing projection has an angle of 45 degrees?
a)
Orthographic
b)
Isometric
c)
Oblique
d)
Elevation
19.
What best describes a scaled drawing?
a)
A method of drawing large objects on paper
b)
A drawing that is the same size as an object
c)
A drawing that shows all measurements
d)
A drawing that show materials details
20.
On a scale of 1:20 what does 500mm represent?
a)
50.000mm
b)
5.000mm
c)
1.000mm
d)
10.000mm
21.
What does CAD stand for?
a)
Computer Aided Drawings
b)
Customer Altered Drawings
c)
Computer Aided Design
d)
Computer Aided Details
22.
What does BIM stand for?
a)
Building Information marketing
b)
Building in Models
c)
Building Information modelling
d)
Build in modules
23.
What is a programme of work also known as?
a)
Specifications
b)
Schedule
c)
procedures
d)
Gantt Chart
24.
What does a floor plan show that a elevation does not?
a)
Different angles
b)
Measurements
c)
Internal walls
d)
Materials
25.
Which of these would not be included in a specification?
a)
The address and description of the site
b)
On-site services e.g. water and electricity
c)
Material descriptions
d)
environmental policy
26.
What is a Tender?
a)
An approximate price
b)
A competitive quotation against other companies
c)
A fixed price
d)
A contract
27.
Who might give you a delivery note?
a)
The postman
b)
An architect
c)
A supplier
d)
A contractor
28.
What system is gradually taking over from CAD as a way to produce drawings?
a)
SIM
b)
TIM
c)
BIM
d)
CITB
29.
Which of the following is usually a bid for work in competition with other companies?
a)
Estimate
b)
Quotation
c)
Tender
d)
Invoice
30.
If 5 workmen are being paid £25 / hour and they are working 4 hours, what would be the cost?
a)
£500
b)
£100
c)
£600
d)
£125
31.
To calculate the area of a room which two measurements are needed?
a)
Length x Width
b)
Length x Height
c)
Height x Width
d)
Length x Circumference
32.
Some contracts state that if a deadline is missed a fine has to be paid. What are these called?
a)
Wastage
b)
Terms and conditions
c)
Penalty clause
d)
critical date payment
33.
Whish of the following would not affect profitability?
a)
Bad weather
b)
Planned Holidays
c)
Unexpected delays
d)
Material cost increase
34.
A quote you have given = £3500 and you need to add the VAT. How much will the total be?
a)
£4200
b)
£4000
c)
£3709
d)
£3900
35.
On a drawing what does C/C mean?
a)
Closed Centres
b)
Consistant Centres
c)
Centre to Centre
d)
City Centre
36.
What is provided by the architect and given to the builder, showing any alterations?
a)
Bill of quantities
b)
Memo
c)
Variation order
d)
Invoice
37.
When working out prices, what does the term "Mark Up" mean?
a)
Adding tax
b)
Profit
c)
Adding National Insurance
d)
Subtracting tax
38.
π(pi) =?
a)
3.99
b)
3.00
c)
3.17
d)
3.14
39.
What chart describes the different levels of responsibility, authority and power in a business?
a)
Gantt
b)
Pie
c)
Bar
d)
Hierarchy
40.
What does P.A.Y.E mean?
a)
Profit and yield expences
b)
Pension assessment yearly earning
c)
Pay as you earn
d)
People always yearn excellence
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