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WorksheetsPD 957
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Name
Class
Date
1.
Housing projects should be in conformity with the laws and regulations of the city/municipality where there they are located, thus, shall be in suitable sites for housing
a)
Zoning Ordinance’
b)
Land Use
c)
CLUP
d)
Fire Zone
2.
Refers to housing projects where prices of house and lot packages are within suggested price ranges as determined through HUDCC resolution
a)
Open market and Medium cost
b)
Open market and High cost
c)
Open market and Low cost
d)
Close market and High cost
3.
A parcel of land bounded on the sides by streets or alleys or pathways or man-made features, and occupied by or intended for buildings
a)
Block
b)
.Alley
c)
Pathwalk.
d)
.Easement
4.
A building or group of buildings, in which units are owned individually, and the structure, common areas and facilities are owned by the owners on a proportional undivided basis
a)
Condominium
b)
.Socialized Housing
c)
Economic Housing
d)
Subdivision
5.
A building in which each individual unit is held in separate private ownership and all floor space, facilities and outdoor areas used in common by all tenants are owned, administered and maintained by a corporation created pursuant to the provisions of the appropriate statute
a)
Condominium
b)
Socialized Housing
c)
Economic Housing
d)
Subdivision
6.
A building, or group of buildings, used for office, businesses, professional services and other commercial enterprise organized, owned and maintained as a condominium.
a)
Commercial Condominium
b)
Socialized Housing
c)
Economic Housing
d)
Subdivision.
7.
Means the entire project excepting all units separately granted, held or reserved
a)
Common areas
b)
Dwelling Unit
c)
Single Detached
d)
Rowhouse
8.
Facilities or structures intended to serve common needs and for the benefits of the community
a)
Community Facilities
b)
Dwelling Unit
c)
Single Detached
d)
Rowhouse
9.
Means part of the condominium project intended for any type of independent use or ownership
a)
Condominium unit
b)
Dwelling Unit
c)
Single Detached
d)
Rowhouse
10.
Shall mean any person directly engaged as principal in the business of buying, selling or exchanging real estate whether full time or part-time basis
a)
Dealer
b)
Bulk buyer
c)
Developer
d)
Owner
11.
Shall mean any person who acquires a lot or a portion of the subdivision and who, sells the same, under its previous license to sell or in a new license to sell in his name to the public
a)
Bulk buyer
b)
Dealer
c)
Client
d)
Owner
12.
Structure designed or used as residence
a)
Dwelling Unit
b)
Single Detached
c)
Rowhouse
d)
Duplex
13.
A dwelling unit completely surrounded by yards
a)
Single Detached
b)
Duplex
c)
Rowhouse
d)
Dwelling Unit
14.
A dwelling unit with one side attached to a firewall
a)
Single Attached
b)
Duplex
c)
Rowhouse
d)
Dwelling Unit
15.
A dwelling unit containing 2 separate living units each of which is separated from another by a firewall
a)
Duplex
b)
Rowhouse
c)
Dwelling Unit
d)
Single Detached
16.
Dwelling units containing 3 or more living units that abut each other and are separated from each other by a firewall
a)
Rowhouse
b)
Dwelling Unit
c)
Single Detached
d)
Duplex
17.
Any wall which subdivides a building so as to resist the spread of fire
a)
Firewall
b)
Fence.
c)
.Abutment
d)
.Lot Line
18.
Portion of a subdivision or any parcel of land intended as a unit for transfer or ownership for building development
a)
Lot
b)
Phase
c)
Block
d)
Area.
19.
A lot situated at the intersection of two or more streets
a)
Corner Lot
b)
Regular lot
c)
Interior lot
d)
Through lot
20.
A lot fronting on one street and the remaining sides bounded by lot lines
a)
Regular lot
b)
Interior lot
c)
Through lot
d)
Irregular lot
21.
A lot located at the inner portion of a block with a minimum of 3 meters wide access
a)
Interior lot
b)
Through lot
c)
Irregular lot
d)
Corner Lot
22.
A lot bounded on two opposite sides by roads
a)
Through lot
b)
Irregular lot
c)
Corner Lot
d)
Regular lot
23.
Any lot which is not rectangle nor square-shaped
a)
Irregular lot
b)
Corner Lot
c)
Regular lot
d)
Interior lot
24.
Shall refer to an area reserved exclusively for parks and playgrounds, recreational uses, schools, roads, places of worship, and other similar facilities and amenities
a)
Open Space
b)
Covered Space
c)
Parks and playgrounds
d)
Vacant Lot
25.
Access road right-of way may be constructed either by who
a)
Developer or LGU
b)
Architect.
c)
.HLURB
d)
Civil Engineer
26.
Adequate and safe means of vehicular and pedestrian circulation and easements for utilities and planting streets, shall be provided
a)
Streets
b)
Future connection
c)
Easements
d)
Existing roads
27.
Shall be provided to the living units from streets, parking spaces and from living units to play areas
a)
Walks
b)
Easements
c)
Alleys
d)
Pathwalk
28.
Suitable recreational area shall be allocated within the subdivision, shall be cleared and free from any debris
a)
Parks and playgrounds
b)
Covered Space
c)
Parks and playgrounds
d)
Vacant Lot
29.
Allow rain water to be channeled into street drains
a)
Slope
b)
Tube
c)
Plant box
d)
Curb
30.
Suitable trees with a caliper diameter of or more, shrubs and desirable ground cover shall be preserved
a)
200 mm
b)
300 mm
c)
250 mm
d)
350 mm
31.
Shall be banked and preserved for finishing grades of yards, playgrounds, parks and garden area
a)
Good quality top soil
b)
Bad quality top soil.
c)
Asphalt.
d)
Concrete.
32.
Grass, shrubs, plants and other landscaping materials used for cover shall be planted so as to allow well-tended cover of the area
a)
Ground cover
b)
Easements
c)
Lot
d)
Future expansion
33.
Subdivision projects shall observe and conform to the provisions of water code on water bodies, NPC on transmission lines, PHIVOLCS on identified fault traces, other public utilities companies, and for projects abutting national roads
a)
Easements
b)
Existing roads
c)
Roads
d)
Streets
34.
An access within the project site which shall be made part of the subdivision plan, shall be improved
a)
Existing roads
b)
Roads
c)
Streets
d)
Future connection
35.
Shall conform to sound engineering practices
a)
Roads
b)
Streets
c)
Future connection
d)
Easements
36.
Should conform to the contours of the land as far as practicable and shall be laid out at right angles to minimize critical intersections
a)
Streets
b)
Future connection
c)
Easements
d)
Existing roads
37.
A mandatory provision where a proposed project adjoins undeveloped property
a)
Future connection
b)
Easements
c)
Existing roads
d)
Roads
38.
Shall bear the cost of installation of street names/ signs coincident with the construction of streets
a)
Developer.
b)
Buyer
c)
Architect
d)
Owner
39.
Maximum saleable area
a)
70%
b)
60%
c)
80%
d)
50%
40.
Minimum non-saleable area
a)
30%
b)
40%
c)
20%
d)
50%
41.
Shall be mandatory for projects 1 hectare or more and shall be deemed non-buildable area
a)
Parks & Playgrounds
b)
Covered Space
c)
Parks and playgrounds
d)
Vacant Lot
42.
Minimum area allocated for parks and playgrounds
a)
100 square meters
b)
150 square meters
c)
250 square meters
d)
350 square meters
43.
Allocation for parks/playground with a density of 20 and below
a)
3.5%
b)
5%
c)
6%
d)
7%
44.
Allocation for parks/playground with a density of 21-25
a)
4%
b)
5%
c)
6%
d)
7%
45.
Allocation for parks/playground with a density of 26-35
a)
5%
b)
4%
c)
6%
d)
7%
46.
Allocation for parks/playground with a density of 36-50
a)
6%
b)
5%
c)
4%
d)
7%
47.
Allocation for parks/playground with a density of 51-65
a)
7%
b)
6%
c)
5%
d)
4%
48.
Allocation for parks/playground with a density of above 65
a)
9%
b)
5%
c)
8%
d)
7%
49.
A mandatory provision of area for a non-saleable community facility for open market and medium housing projects with area of 1 hectare and above
a)
Neighborhood Multipurpose Center
b)
Convenience/retail center, Elementary, Tricycle terminal
c)
High School
d)
College
50.
He may provide additional areas for community facilities in excess of the mandatory requirements which shall be deemed saleable
a)
Developer
b)
Dealer
c)
Client
d)
Architect
51.
Community facilities with 1500-1999 saleable lots/dwelling units
a)
Convenience/retail center, Elementary, Tricycle terminal
b)
High School
c)
College
d)
University
52.
Community facilities with 2000-2499 saleable lots/dwelling units
a)
High School
b)
Convenience/retail center, Elementary, Tricycle terminal
c)
College
d)
University
53.
Minimum width of major road when used as main access road and/or as future connection
a)
10 meters
b)
20 meters
c)
15 meters
d)
25 meters
54.
A street or road linking the site and serves as the main traffic artery within the project site and shall traverse the longer axis of the property
a)
Major Road
b)
Collector Road
c)
Minor Roads
d)
Motor courts
55.
A street or road that services pedestrian/vehicular traffic from minor roads leading to major roads
a)
Collector Road
b)
Major Road
c)
Minor Roads
d)
Motor courts
56.
A road which main function is to provide direct access to lots and other activity centers
a)
Minor Roads
b)
Collector Road
c)
Major Road
d)
Motor courts
57.
Shall have a right of way not less than 6 meters with the provision for sufficient space for vehicular turn around in the form of a cul-de-sac, loop, branch or T
a)
Motor courts
b)
Minor Roads
c)
Collector Road
d)
Major Road
58.
Maximum length of motor courts inclusive of terminal
a)
60 meters
b)
70 meters
c)
30 meters
d)
50 meters
59.
Roads which provide for the distribution of traffic among individual lots and activity centers
a)
Service roads
b)
Collector Road
c)
Alley
d)
Interconnecting road
60.
A walkway which shall be used to break a block and to serve pedestrians and for emergency purposes; shall not be used as access to property
a)
Alley
b)
Pathwalk
c)
Block
d)
Easement
61.
Minimum width of alley
a)
2 meters
b)
3 meters
c)
5 meters
d)
10 meters
62.
Major road right- of way for open market above 2.5-5 hectares
a)
12 meters
b)
10 meters
c)
8 meters
d)
15 meters
63.
Collector road right-of-way for open market above 2.5-5 hectares
a)
10 meters
b)
12 meters
c)
8 meters
d)
15 meters
64.
Major road right- of-way for medium cost above 2.5-5 hectares
a)
10 meters
b)
12 meters
c)
8 meters
d)
15 meters
65.
Major road right- of-way for medium cost above 5-10 hectares
a)
12 meters
b)
10 meters
c)
8 meters
d)
15 meters
66.
Collector road right- of-way for medium cost above 5-10 hectares
a)
10 meters
b)
12 meters
c)
8 meters
d)
15 meters
67.
Major road right-of-way for open market above 15-30 hectares
a)
15 meters
b)
12 meters
c)
8 meters
d)
10 meters
68.
Collector road right-of-way for open market above 15-30 hectares.
a)
12 meters
b)
10 meters
c)
8 meters
d)
15 meters
69.
Minor road right-of-way for open market above 15-30 hectares
a)
10 meters
b)
12 meters
c)
8 meters
d)
15 meters
70.
Major road right- of-way for medium cost above 30 hectares
a)
15 meters
b)
12 meters
c)
8 meters
d)
10 meters
71.
Collector road right- of-way for medium cost above 30 hectares
a)
12 meters
b)
10 meters
c)
8 meters
d)
15 meters
72.
Minor road right- of-way for medium cost above 30 hectares
a)
10 meters
b)
12 meters
c)
8 meters
d)
15 meters
73.
Minimum right-of-way for minor roads
a)
8 meters
b)
12 meters
c)
10 meters
d)
15 meters
74.
Minimum width of service road, both ends connecting to a minor road, shall be allowed for blocks not exceeding for how many meters
a)
6 meters and 60 meters
b)
7 meters and 70 meters
c)
6 meters and 70 meters
d)
8 meters and 70 meters
75.
A designated right-of-way to the nearest public road for interior subdivision project
a)
Interconnecting road
b)
Major Road
c)
Service roads
d)
Collector Road
76.
Subdivision abutting a main public road with minimum setbacks of __ in depth and __ in length at both sides of the subdivision entrance for loading/unloading passengers
a)
3 meters and 5 meters
b)
2 meters and 5 meters
c)
3 meters and 6 meters
d)
2 meters and 6 meters
77.
Pavement of all roads for open market and medium cost
a)
Asphalt or concrete
b)
Granite
c)
Tiles
d)
Wood
78.
Road pavement having a minimum thickness of 50 mm
a)
Asphalt
b)
Concrete
c)
Tiles
d)
Wood
79.
Road pavement having a minimum thickness of 150 mm and a minimum compressive strength of 20.7 MPa
a)
Concrete
b)
Asphalt
c)
Tiles
d)
Wood
80.
Minimum compressive strength of sidewalk
a)
17.2 MPa
b)
18.2 Mpa
c)
17.0 Mpa
d)
18.0 Mpa
81.
Curb radius at road intersections
a)
6 meters
b)
8 meters
c)
4 meters
d)
9 meters
82.
Minimum slope of crown of the road right-of-way
a)
1.5%
b)
2.5%
c)
5.5%
d)
3.5
83.
Minimum slope of curbs and gutters
a)
7% to 9%
b)
8% to 9%
c)
8% to 10%
d)
7% to 10%
84.
Shall conform to the design requirements of the DPWH
a)
Grades and vertical curbs
b)
curb
c)
ramps
d)
sidewalk
85.
Preservation of site assets and proper siting orientation of lots; blending with existing and proposed development in the vicinity
a)
Lot layout
b)
Lot Orientation
c)
Lot projection
d)
Site visit
86.
Minimum lot area of single detached for open market
a)
120 sq. m
b)
100 sq. m
c)
96 sq. m
d)
80 sq. m
87.
Minimum lot area of single detached for medium cost
a)
100 sq. m
b)
96 sq. m
c)
80 sq. m
d)
120 sq. m
88.
Minimum lot area of duplex/single attached for open market
a)
96 sq. m
b)
80 sq. m
c)
120 sq. m
d)
100 sq. m
89.
Minimum lot area of duplex/single attached for medium cost
a)
80 sq. m
b)
120 sq. m
c)
100 sq. m
d)
96 sq. m
90.
Minimum lot area of row house for open market
a)
60 sq. m
b)
96 sq. m
c)
80 sq. m
d)
50 sq. m
91.
Minimum lot area of row house for medium cost
a)
50 sq. m
b)
96 sq. m
c)
80 sq. m
d)
60 sq. m
92.
Price of saleable lots intended for single-detached units shall not exceed of percentage of the maximum selling price of house and lot packages
a)
40%
b)
50%
c)
20%
d)
60%
93.
Lots shall be designed such that they are not bisected by political boundaries, water courses, drainage ways and utility lines
a)
Saleable lots
b)
Non-Saleable lots
c)
Inner lots
d)
Through lots
94.
The side of a lot which abuts a street
a)
Frontage
b)
Sides
c)
Street side
d)
Rear
95.
Corner lot minimum frontage under PD 957
a)
12 meters
b)
8 meters
c)
15 meters
d)
10 meters
96.
Regular lot minimum frontage
a)
10 meters
b)
12 meters
c)
8 meters
d)
15 meters
97.
Irregular lot minimum frontage
a)
6 meters
b)
4 meters
c)
8 meters
d)
3 meters
98.
Interior lot minimum frontage
a)
3 meters
b)
6 meters
c)
4 meters
d)
8 meters
99.
Duplex/single attached minimum lot frontage
a)
8 meters
b)
6 meters
c)
3 meters
d)
4 meters
100.
Row house minimum lot frontage
a)
4 meters
b)
8 meters
c)
6 meters
d)
3 meters
101.
Maximum units per block or cluster for now houses
a)
20 units
b)
22 units
c)
21 units
d)
19 units
102.
Maximum block or cluster length of row houses
a)
100 meters
b)
400 meters
c)
200 meters
d)
250 meters
103.
Maximum block length of a subdivision
a)
400 meters
b)
100 meters
c)
250 meters
d)
200 meters
104.
Block length exceeding in meters shall already be provided with a 2 meters alley at mid-length
a)
250 meters
b)
400 meters
c)
100 meters
d)
300 meters
105.
Minimum floor area for open market housing
a)
42 sq. m
b)
40 sq. m
c)
30 sq. m
d)
22 sq. m
106.
Minimum floor area for medium cost housing
a)
30 sq. m
b)
42 sq. m
c)
40 sq. m
d)
22 sq. m
107.
Minimum level of completion for all types of dwelling units based on the submitted specifications for open market and medium cost
a)
Complete house
b)
Row house
c)
Family Dwelling
d)
Traditional Dwelling
108.
Firewall extensions above roof and outermost building edges (mm) for row house
a)
300 mm
b)
330 mm
c)
350 mm
d)
370 mm
109.
Minimum setback of dwelling units both for open market and medium cost housing projects shall conform with
a)
National Building Code
b)
Accessibility Law
c)
Fire Code
d)
Condominium Act.
110.
The average daily demand per capital per day for household connection
a)
150 liters
b)
250 liters
c)
100 liters
d)
250 liters
111.
Water tank capacity for average daily demand plus fire reserve
a)
20%
b)
30%
c)
10%
d)
40%
112.
Conformity with the standards of pipes for water supply system
a)
MWSS and LWUA
b)
Mechanical Code
c)
Condominium Act
d)
National Building Code
113.
Shall be proportionately shouldered by of electrical bills for streetlights thereof prior to issuance of Certificate of completion (COC) and turn over of open space to LGU
a)
Users
b)
Architect
c)
City Mayor
d)
Bill reader
114.
Where community sewer system is not available, sewage shall be disposed and treated in
a)
Septic Tank
b)
Drainage System
c)
Underground drainage system
d)
Refuse collection and disposal system
115.
Must conform to the natural drainage pattern of the subdivision site, and shall drain into appropriate water bodies, public drainage system or natural outfalls
a)
Drainage System
b)
Underground drainage system
c)
Refuse collection and disposal system
d)
Septic Tank
116.
A system shall be properly engineered and environmentally sound and shall be provided with adequate reinforced concrete pipes (RCP), catch basins, manholes, inlets and cross drain for efficient maintenance
a)
Underground drainage system
b)
Refuse collection and disposal system
c)
Septic Tank
d)
Drainage System
117.
Minimum drainage pipes diameter for underground drainage system in cm
a)
30 cm
b)
40 cm
c)
20 cm
d)
25 cm
118.
A sanitary and efficient system whether independently or in conjunction with the municipality/city garbage collection and disposal services
a)
Refuse collection and disposal system
b)
Septic Tank
c)
Drainage System
d)
Underground drainage system
119.
Residential condominium projects shall preferably be located in areas zoned as or appropriate for
a)
Residential
b)
Industrial
c)
Business
d)
Mixed use
120.
Conformity with the code of the minimum building requirements, lot occupancy, open spaces, parking and other requirements for condominium projects
a)
National Building Code
b)
Accessibility Law
c)
Fire Code
d)
Condominium Act.
121.
Shall include courts, yards, setbacks, light wells, uncovered driveways, access roads, parking spaces, buffer strips, parks and playgrounds
a)
Open spaces
b)
Covered Space
c)
Parks and playgrounds
d)
Vacant Lot
122.
Shall also be allocated for basic utilities and community facilities or common areas
a)
Open space
b)
Covered Space
c)
Parks and playgrounds
d)
Vacant Lot
123.
Shall take into account proper ventilation, sunlight, and land characteristics
a)
Building Orientation
b)
Building Ventilation
c)
Building sunlight
d)
Building shadows
124.
No development shall be allowed within the mandatory easement on fault traces as may be identified by PHIVOLCS
a)
5 meters
b)
4 meters
c)
2 meters
d)
3 meters
125.
Parks/playgrounds (exclusive of easements, access roads, driveways, parking space) shall be required for
a)
10 or more condominium units
b)
20 or more condominium units
c)
15 or more condominium units
d)
25 or more condominium units
126.
When the condominium is part of a subdivision project or a park/playground not more than in meters away and in reaching it, the pedestrian will not be unduly exposed to hazard
a)
800 meters
b)
700 meters
c)
900 meters
d)
500 meters
127.
Maximum distance from a publicly accessible park/playground/ other recreational facilities where a condominium may not be required of such facilities
a)
800 meters.
b)
700 meters
c)
900 meters
d)
500 meters
128.
Minimum area for a single park/playground for condominium projects
a)
50 sq. m
b)
60 sq. m
c)
40 sq. m
d)
30 sq. m
129.
An increment for park/playground for every additional family dwelling type in excess of 10 units of condominium projects
a)
3 sq. m
b)
9 sq. m
c)
2 sq. m
d)
5 sq. m
130.
Shall be properly landscaped to accommodate both active and passive activities
a)
Parks and playgrounds
b)
Future Expansion
c)
Court
d)
Vacant Lot
131.
May be allowed in addition to the on-site parking provided that the designated parking area is part of the project and provided further that the required distance shall be in accordance with the NBCP
a)
Off-site parking
b)
On-site parking
c)
Off row parking
132.
Off-site parking shall not be located away from commercial condominium project or within the commercial subdivision
a)
200 meters
b)
240 meters
c)
310 meters
d)
300 meters
133.
Minimum roads or right-of-way for condominiums, with a carriageway of, and the remaining meters shall be developed as sidewalk/planting strip
a)
8 meters, 6 meters, 2 meters
b)
9 meters, 5 meters, 3 meters
c)
10 meters, 12 meters, 5 meters
d)
15 meters, 13 meters, 4 meters
134.
Shall be provided for pedestrian circulation
a)
Pathwalks
b)
.
c)
.
d)
.
135.
Minimum width of pathwalks for condominium project
a)
1.2 meters
b)
1.4 meters
c)
2.2 meters
d)
2.2 meters
136.
Direct vehicular access to the property
a)
Public street or alley
b)
Pathwalk
c)
RROW
d)
Sidewalk
137.
All roads for both residential and commercial projects shall be paved with
a)
Asphalt or concrete
b)
Granite
c)
Tiles
d)
Wood
138.
Are held in common, they shall have suitable outdoor locations, fenced or screened and kept away from living rooms, entrance or front yards
a)
Service Area
b)
Hallways
c)
Coridors
d)
Parking
139.
Shall be provided if the height of the building required pressure in excess of that in the main water
a)
Water tank.
b)
Pump machine
c)
Generator
140.
Tanks shall also be required if the peak drawn should reduce the pressure on the highest usable floor to less than the minimum pressure required for satisfactory operation of fixtures, particularly with flush valves
a)
0.06 MPa
b)
0.07 MPa
c)
0.27 MPa
d)
0.57 MPa
141.
Who shall determine the requirement for elevators including the number of cars, capacity, safety features and standards, elevator type, speed and location in relation to the over all design of the building
a)
Architect/Engineer
b)
Mayor
c)
Inspector
d)
Client
142.
The components of the mechanical equipment are in accordance with the National Building Code of the Philippines, Accessibility Law, __ and other pertinent laws
a)
National Industry Standards
b)
Accessibility Law
c)
Fire Code
d)
Condominium Act.
143.
Minimum floor area for single occupancy units
a)
18 sq. m
b)
12 sq. m
c)
36 sq. m
d)
22 sq. m
144.
A net floor area of square meters may be allowed provided that these are intended for students/employees/ workers and that the condominium project is within highly urbanized areas
a)
12 sq. m
b)
36 sq. m
c)
22 sq. m
d)
18 sq. m
145.
The minimum floor area of family condominium units for open market
a)
36 sq. m
b)
22 sq. m
c)
18 sq. m
d)
12 sq. m
146.
The minimum floor area of family condominium units for medium cost
a)
22 sq. m
b)
18 sq. m
c)
12 sq. m
d)
36 sq. m
147.
Subdivision development permit validity from the date of issue if no physical development is introduced
a)
3 years
b)
4 years
c)
2 years
d)
5 years
148.
Shall cause the necessary surveys of the project and prepare the survey returns with technical description and computations
a)
Owner or Developer
b)
Architect
c)
Geodetic Engr.
d)
City Mayor
149.
What is RA 4726?
a)
Condominium Act
b)
Mechanical Code.
c)
Amendment of section 4 & 16 of the Condominium Act
d)
Intellectual Act
150.
What is RA 7899?
a)
Amendment of section 4 & 16 of the Condominium Act
b)
Condominium Act
c)
Civil Code
d)
Intellectual Act
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