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FAR OUT

Total questions: 22

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is FAR Part 1

a)

Federal Acquisition Regulations Systems

b)

Definition of Words and Terms

c)

Required Sources of Supplies and Services

d)

Market Research

2.

What FAR Part is Publicizing Contract Actions?

a)

Part 33

b)

Part 1

c)

Part 7

d)

Part 5

3.

What FAR Part relates to Definition of Words and Terms?

a)

Part 52

b)

Part 20

c)

Part 2

d)

Part 5

4.

What is FAR Part 4?

a)

Contractor Qualifications

b)

Competition Requirements

c)

Improper Business Practices and Personal Conflict of Interest

d)

Administrative and Infomation Matters

5.

What is FAR PART 3

a)

Required Sources of Supplies and Services

b)

Improper Business Practices and Personal Conflict of Interest

c)

Sealed Bidding

d)

Solication Provisions and Contract Clauses

6.

What is an example of FAR Part 13 Simplified Acquisition Procedures?

a)

Deals with the Life-Cycle Costs

b)

provides special authority for acquisitions of commercial products and commercial services exceeding the simplified acquisition threshold but not exceeding $7.5 million

c)

provides for a price that is not subject to any adjustment based on the contractor's cost experience in performing the contract

d)

FFP

7.

What is FAR PART 15?

a)
Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) Part 15 provides procedures for contracting by negotiation.
b)
Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) Part 5 outlines publicizing contract actions.
c)
Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) Part 25 deals with foreign acquisition regulations.
d)
Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR) Part 10 focuses on market research.
8.

What FAR Part is Sealed Bidding?

a)
12
b)
14
c)
16
d)
18
9.

What deals with FAR Part 12?

a)

Negotiations

b)

Sealed Bidding

c)

Types of Contracts

d)

Acquisition of Commercial Products and Commercial Services

10.

What is FAR Part 10?

a)
Market Research policy and procedures in the Federal Acquisition Regulation (FAR)
b)
Regulations for Small Business Set-Asides
c)
Procedures for Government Contracting
d)
Guidelines for Federal Contracting Officers
11.

What Part of the FAR explains Required Sources of Supplies and Services?

a)
Part 8
b)
Part 5
c)
Part 10
d)
Part 15
12.

What Part of the FAR deals with Small Business Programs?

a)

Part 31

b)

Part 19

c)

Part 15

d)

Part 12

13.

Where is Contract Cost Principles and Procedures in the FAR?

a)
Part 31 of the FAR
b)
Part 15 of the FAR
c)
Appendix A of the FAR
d)
Chapter 7 of the FAR
14.

FAR Part 44

a)
Subcontracting Policies and Procedures
b)
Employee Benefits
c)
Safety Regulations
d)
Quality Control Procedures
15.

What FAR Part addresses Acquisition Planning?

a)

Part 7

b)

Part 11

c)

Part 9

d)

Part 13

16.

Which FAR Part is related to Contract Modifications?

a)

Part 43

b)

Part 22

c)

Part 17

d)

Part 12

17.

The Part of the FAR that addresses Inspection, Acceptance, Warranty, and other measures.

a)
FAR Part 46 - Quality Assurance
b)
FAR Part 63 - Quality Standards
c)
FAR Part 52 - Quality Management
d)
FAR Part 36 - Quality Control
18.

Which FAR Part outlines the procedures for Contract Termination?

a)

Part 49

b)

Part 12

c)

Part 33

d)

Part 25

19.

Which FAR Part provides guidelines on Contractor Performance Evaluation?

a)

Part 9

b)

Part 42

c)

Part 36

d)

Part 15

20.

Solicitations Provisions and Contract Clauses in FAR 52.

a)
Solicitations Provisions and Contract Clauses in the FAR are used to establish the terms and conditions of the procurement process.
b)
Solicitations Provisions and Contract Clauses in the FAR are only used for informational purposes.
c)
Solicitations Provisions and Contract Clauses in the FAR are primarily used for marketing purposes.
d)
Solicitations Provisions and Contract Clauses in the FAR are optional and not required for procurement.
21.

Which FAR Part discusses the use of Commercial Items?

a)

Part 12

b)

Part 13

c)

Part 15

d)

Part 19

22.

What is the focus of FAR Part 6?

a)

Competition Requirements

b)

Contract Modifications

c)

Market Research

d)

Acquisition Planning