WorksheetsChapter 10 and 12
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 10mins
1. Question: What does the term “Total Projections” refer to in Section 1003?
a) The combined extent of all projections over streets
b) The maximum allowable height of balconies
c) The total area of balconies
d) The number of building entrances
2. Question: What is the purpose of an arcade in building design?
a) To provide additional storage space
b) To create aesthetic appeal
c) To shield pedestrians from rain and sun
d) To enhance structural stability
3. Question: What does Section 1001 of the National Building Code address?
a) Fire safety regulations
b) Structural design guidelines
c) Means of egress requirements
d) Building materials selection
4. According to Section 1002, how far can footings extend beyond the property line along major
roads?
a) Up to 500 millimeters.
b) Up to 300 millimeters.
c) Up to 1 meter.
d) Footings cannot extend beyond the property line.
5. What is the minimum height requirement for arcades constructed on sidewalks?
a) 1.50 meters.
b) 2.00 meters.
c) 3.00 meters.
d) 4.00 meters.
6. The vertical clearance between the undermost surface of the awning and the pavement or
ground line shall be not less than __ meters.
2.00
3.00
2.40
2.60
7. What is the minimum length of Chaflans?
3.00 m
2.00 m
2.40 m
4.00 m
8. A permanent roofed structure above a door attached to and supported by the building and
projecting over a wall or sidewalk.
Canopy
Awning
Chaflans
Arcade
9. Doors, windows, and the like less than __ meters above the pavement or groundline shall
not, when fully opened or upon opening, project beyond the property line except fire exit doors.
4.60
3.40
2.60
2.40
10. What is the minimum measurement of the horizontal clearance between the outermost
edge of the marquee and the curb line?
3.00 m
2.40 m
300 mm
240 mm
1. What materials are required for the construction of curbs on which skylights rest,
according to Section 1208?
A) Incombustible materials except for Types I or II Construction
B) Wood and metal combination
C) Any non-flammable materials
D) Highly combustible materials
2. According to Section 1209, what materials are required for the construction of brackets
or beams for exterior balconies attached to or supported by masonry walls?
A) Wood
B) Metal
C) Incombustible materials
D) Any materials
3. What is the maximum area that penthouses and other roof structures can occupy in
relation to the supporting roof?
a) One-fourth of the area
b) One-third of the area
c) One-half of the area
d) Two-thirds of the area
4. In Type III and IV constructions, what type of construction is allowed for the exterior
walls and roofs of penthouses?
a) One-hour fire-resistive incombustible construction
b) Wood construction
c) Steel construction
d) No specific requirements
5. What materials are suitable for the walls of masonry chimneys?
a) Wood
b) Glass
c) Masonry units, bricks, stones, or reinforced concrete
d) Steel
6. What is a primary focus of Section 1202 of Chapter 12 - General Design and
Construction Requirements?
a) Roofing materials and installation techniques
b) Plumbing and electrical system design
c) Excavation, foundation construction, and retaining walls
d) Interior decoration and finishing touches
7. Evey projection room shall have at least how many doorways?
a. 1
b. 2
c. 3
d. 4
8. The vertical clearance between the undermost surface of the awning and the pavement or
ground line shall be not less than __ meters.
2.00
3.00
2.40
2.60
9. Gridirons and fly galleries shall be designed to support a live load of not less than ___ kilograms per square meter.
a. 367
b. 368
c. 369
d. 370
10. The wall that separates the stage from the auditorium.
a. Gridiron Wall
b. Fire Wall
c. Proscenium Wall
d. Interior Wall
