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Construction Industry quiz

Total questions: 13

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Architect vs. Civil Engineer

a)

There is no difference.

b)

The architect is for buildings and the Civil Engineer is for heavy constructions (as roads, bridges ect)

c)

The architect is the one who creates plans of a building, while a civil engineer implements these plans, completing the constructions.

d)

A civil engineer has to deal with more aesthetics

than physics. Physics and functionality are for an architect.

2.

What is the main instrument of a SURVEYOR

a)
b)
c)
d)
3.

Choose the main profession for the construction at the photo

a)

carpenter

b)

plumber

c)

painter

d)

civil engineer

4.

Construction Inspector

a)

doesn't need a bachelor degree

b)

Is similar to civil engineer

c)

obtains bachelor’s degrees or at least participating in a 3-4 year training program

d)

is not a profession

5.

A crane operator

a)

needs no training

b)

doesn't find easy employment

c)

has no responsibilities

d)

once is well trained, will be in high demand

6.

Electricians

a)

need to obtain certification from an electrical licensing board and attend technical school before they can work

b)

require some training to deal with those complicated water lines

c)

are the ones who come to the construction site to smooth out and level the concrete after it's poured

d)

can't work either in industrial, commercial, or residential settings

7.

what is the common between painter, drywall installer and concrete finisher

a)

they are not well paid

b)

training is required for these jobs, and can be obtained through an apprenticeship

c)

they all need bachelor degree

d)

These jobs require the knowledge and experience with small glass-cutting tools

8.

This job requires long hours of heavy lifting and bending down

a)

Painter

b)

Plumber

c)

Crane operator

d)

Tile Contractor

9.

Need a bachelor degree

(more than one correct answer)

a)

Civil engineer

b)

Architect

c)

Glazier

d)

Surveyor

10.

Working in constructions means working outside in a practical role

a)

The only job roles in construction involve working outside

b)

There is a wide variety of careers in construction which can involve working in a whole range of different locations and workplaces including a ‘live’ construction site, an office, a workshop or working from home.

c)

All job roles in construction are practical or manual jobs

11.

The construction industry is an old fashioned and traditional industry

a)

The construction industry has not moved with the times and is still very old fashioned

b)

The construction industry does not use new technologies

c)

Modern construction develops and uses some of the latest technology including Building Information Modelling (BIM), Computer Aided Design (CAD) and even nanotechnology.

12.

The construction industry is bad for the environment

a)

Many construction careers are focused on green technologies and sustainability, making sure the environment is protected during the construction process.

b)

The construction industry harms the environment

c)

Construction companies do not care for the environment and not not have processes in place to protect it

13.

A deceptive painting called ...............................................

It is difficult to determine if the man is inside or outside the house. . 🖤

Swedish artist Eric Johansson

a)

the design

b)

the false

c)

the architect

d)

the man