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SPP DOC 200 : ETHICAL CONDUCT

Total questions: 26

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The Code of Ethical Conduct is an integral part of what?

a)

UAP Documents on Services of the Architect

b)

Civil Code of the Philippines

c)

National Building Code

d)

Architect's National Code

2.

Aside from the people and country, who does the architect give supreme oath to?

a)

God

b)

Client

c)

Colleagues 

d)

Subordinates

3.

What is a successful Architect?

a)

High profile

b)

Many projects due to low fees

c)

Good workmanship and ethical

d)

Many business

4.

What type of business can Architects best engaged in?

a)

Real Estate Development

b)

Mining Development

the professor

c)

Money Market 

d)

Overseas Labor Agent

5.

When can an architect perform his own design?

a)

As a Contractor

b)

As a Construction Manager

c)

Under full-time construction supervision

d)

Under design-built services

6.

What is the foremost role of an architect with regards to his client?

a)

Adviser

b)

Design Manager

c)

Design Consultant 

d)

Employee

7.

What is the role of the architect between the client and contractor?

a)

Mediator

b)

To execute judicial orders with impartiality

c)

Consultant 

d)

Adviser

8.

A client commissions you for a project. Since the client has a hardware, he insisted that he should be the one to supply the materials and deliver them to the jobsite. The contractor uses them and installs the same. Everything is fine until you noticed that the materials being used are substandard and did not follow the specifications you prepared. This angers you and you refuse to sign the Contractor's billing. The Contractor complains to the Owner and stops all work. The Owner is angry too because of the work stoppage and also feels insulted by you. Now everybody is angry and everything grinds to a halt. Who should say sorry first?

a)

Architect 

b)

Owner

c)

Contractor

d)

No one. Let's settle this in court

9.

As a RLA, you made a very good working relationship with Contractor ABC after awarding them several projects. Now, Contractor ABC wanted your services as the Architect for their new building. All things went smoothly until the Client wanted you to alter your plans to accommodate their additional requirements. You implemented their revisions but the Client was not satisfied with the result. They requested for another set of changes to the plans but you disagreed with the proposed changes since the alterations being requested will result to violations with the local zoning regulations and the building code. the conflict eventually leads to a dispute between you and the client

Based on the Architects Code of Ethical Conduct, you have a responsibility to whom?

a)

To the Public

b)

To the Client

c)

To the Contractor 

d)

To Colleagues

10.

Where should the client go if they wanted to file a complaint

against you?

a)

UAP-IAPOA

b)

PRC-PRBOA

c)

RTC

d)

NBI

11.

Who should initiate the first move to settle this dispute?

a)

Contractor ABC

b)

The RLA

c)

Hire a mediator

d)

No one

12.

Who is responsible to orient the contractor to fully understand the contract document?

a)

Owner

b)

Architect

c)

Construction Supervisor 

d)

Project Manager

13.

A client wants you to be his Architect but you found out there is another architect involved. What will you do?

a)

Proceed with the Project

b)

Forego with the Project

c)

Complain to the PRC

d)

Clarify with the client

14.

When is the time when the owner can get replacement for his architect?

a)

Immediately without notifying the first architect

b)

Immediately after, terminating the services of the first architect

c)

Within 15 days after terminating the services of the first architect

d)

After terminating the services of the first architect and paying all obligations

15.

A very discreet client has you chosen as the architect of his new project. Midway through the design phase, another architect has claimed that he was the rightful designer of the project and he was being consulted by the clients long before your agreement with the said client has taken place. Knowing about the discreet nature of the client, what should you do to settle this dispute?

a)

Suspend the project immediately and let the owner settle his matter with the former architect

b)

Continue the project; ignore the other architect without giving another thought.

c)

Continue the project but help the owner in settlement with the third party

d)

Suspend the project and help the owner settles with the third party.

16.

A client wants your design to be the same with another Architect. What should you do?

a)

Use the same design

b)

Forego with the Project

c)

Do a different design

d)

Adapt only the design concept

17.

As the Architect of a project, you have been instructed from a persistent client that a design he saw in another building should be copied. What can you do to tell the client that this kind of practice is unethical?

a)

Follow the instruction of the client because his opinion is very important

b)

Try to follow the clients request but make subtle changes to make the design look different

c)

Try to convince the client to change design even with the risk of loosing him

d)

Ignore the client and proceed with your design

18.

A newspaper editor approaches an architect for an interview. Is it okay to ask to be paid for the interview?

a)

Yes

b)

No

c)

Maybe

d)

No Answer

19.

Is it okay to endorse a product?

a)

Yes

b)

No

c)

Maybe

d)

No Answer

20.

Arch. X is celebrating the 25th year anniversary of his office. He wants to be featured on a magazine. To lessen the amount that will be spent on being published, with his consent, he allowed his friend who is a writer to solicit from advertisers under his name.

Is there anything wrong here? If there is, what/who is wrong in this situation?

a)

Nothing is wrong. This was done with everybody's consent and nobody was coerced into doing anything. 

b)

Architect is liable

c)

The Writer friend of Architect X

d)

The advertisers

21.

After the magazine was issued, another Architect Y noticed that some of his works were being claimed by Architect X in the magazine articles. Architect X said that he only did it because he wanted his writer friend to get more advertisers. Is there something wrong with this? If there is, who is liable?

a)

 Nothing since Architect X is willing to settle with Architect

b)

Architect X is liable of fraud for claiming Architect Y's works

c)

Both Architect X (for fraud) and the Writer (for not checking his source)

d)

The Publisher for not checking the veracity of Architect X's claims

22.

Where should Architect Y file a complaint?

a)

RTC

b)

PRC

c)

Mayor's Office

d)

NBI

23.

What will happen to Architect X, if found guilty?

a)

Revocation of Registration and License 

b)

Suspension of License

c)

His name will be deleted from the list of Registered Architects

d)

Revocation of his Certificate of Registration

24.

Is it ethical and legal for an architect to hire employees on a per project basis since SSS and Medicare is not required but only group insurance and employees can be terminated even after 6 months?

a)

Yes

b)

No

c)

Maybe

d)

No Answer

25.

What shall the architect not ask from sources such as material suppliers given the fact that he already receives a professional fee from the client?

a)

commissions

b)

discounts and fees

c)

gifts, or favors

d)

all of the above

26.

How much will an Architect pay if he/she violates the Code of Ethical Conduct?

a)

P 100,000.00

b)

P 150,000.00

c)

P 5,000,000.00 

d)

P 200,000.00