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Connected Practice Quiz

Total questions: 59

Worksheet time: 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does "connected practice" mean?

a)

Teams working together toward a common goal

b)

Teams working separately

c)

Teams ignoring each other

d)

Teams competing against each other

2.

What can all stakeholders do in connected practice?

a)

Access the main goals and plans at any time

b)

Ignore the main goals

c)

Forget the plans

d)

Change the goals without notice

3.

What does connected practice enhance?

a)

Operational effectiveness and safety

b)

Confusion and chaos

c)

Miscommunication

d)

Disorganization

4.

What is an example of verbal communication?

a)

Writing a letter

b)

Drawing a picture

c)

Talking

d)

Sending an email

5.

Which of the following is a way to communicate face-to-face?

a)

Group discussions

b)

Text messaging

c)

Writing a note

d)

Sending a postcard

6.

What is a meeting an example of?

a)

Non-verbal communication

b)

Verbal communication

c)

Written communication

d)

Silent communication

7.

Which of these is NOT a form of verbal communication?

a)

Telephone conversations

b)

Video links

c)

Face-to-face talks

d)

Drawing a picture

8.

What is the quickest and most common method of communicating?

a)

Writing letters

b)

Verbal communication

c)

Sending emails

d)

Using sign language

9.

How do we use speech in informal ways?

a)

At work

b)

During interviews

c)

General conversations with friends

d)

On the telephone to customers

10.

When do we use formal speech?

a)

Chatting with friends

b)

During interviews

c)

Playing games

d)

Watching TV

11.

Which of the following is used to bill customers?

a)

Letters

b)

Invoices

c)

Drawings

d)

Schedules

12.

What are memos and notes usually like?

a)

Long and detailed

b)

Short and precise

c)

Colorful and artistic

d)

Loud and noisy

13.

What are graphs and charts used for?

a)

Writing stories

b)

Displaying data

c)

Drawing pictures

d)

Making music

14.

Which of the following is a type of electronic communication?

a)

Telephone

b)

Books

c)

Pencils

d)

Chalkboard

15.

What can you use to send an email?

a)

Computer

b)

Television

c)

Radio

d)

Fax machine

16.

Which device is used for video calling?

a)

Telephone

b)

Book

c)

Pencil

d)

Chalkboard

17.

Which of these is NOT a form of electronic communication?

a)

Fax machines

b)

Television

c)

Radio

d)

Notebook

18.

Which of the following is a method of verbal communication used in the construction industry?

a)

Writing emails

b)

Informal conversations

c)

Drawing plans

d)

Using sign language

19.

What is one way people in the construction industry receive information?

a)

Watching movies

b)

Receiving instructions

c)

Playing games

d)

Reading novels

20.

What is a formal way to share information in the construction industry?

a)

Oral presentations

b)

Singing songs

c)

Dancing

d)

Painting

21.

What should you do when speaking to others?

a)

Speak clearly without shouting

b)

Speak very loudly

c)

Whisper all the time

d)

Use only one tone

22.

How should you vary your voice when speaking?

a)

Use the same tone and pitch

b)

Vary the tone and pitch

c)

Speak in a monotone

d)

Only use a high pitch

23.

What is important to do with words when speaking?

a)

Pronounce words correctly

b)

Mumble the words

c)

Skip some words

d)

Use only long words

24.

What should you avoid doing when speaking?

a)

Never speak too quickly

b)

Speak as fast as possible

c)

Talk without stopping

d)

Use only short sentences

25.

What can you use to make speaking more interesting?

a)

Make use of humour

b)

Use only serious words

c)

Avoid smiling

d)

Speak in a flat tone

26.

What is one advantage of using the telephone?

a)

It is very expensive.

b)

It is hard to use.

c)

You receive a rapid response.

d)

It is only for young people.

27.

Who can use the telephone?

a)

Only teachers.

b)

People of all abilities and employment statuses.

c)

Only children.

d)

Only people in offices.

28.

What kind of network does the telephone have?

a)

Local network.

b)

Global network.

c)

Small network.

d)

Private network.

29.

How is the telephone equipment described?

a)

Complicated and hard to use.

b)

Simple and easy to use.

c)

Expensive and heavy.

d)

Old and outdated.

30.

Why is communication important on construction sites?

a)

It helps in playing games.

b)

It supports ongoing work with information.

c)

It makes buildings colorful.

d)

It reduces the number of workers needed.

31.

What can happen if communication is not handled well?

a)

It can be fun.

b)

It can be hurtful.

c)

It can make people dance.

d)

It can make buildings taller.

32.

What does the efficiency of the construction process depend on?

a)

The color of the building.

b)

The number of workers.

c)

The quality of communication.

d)

The size of the construction site.

33.

How should communication be on construction sites?

a)

Open and sensitive.

b)

Loud and noisy.

c)

Secretive and hidden.

d)

Fast and careless.

34.

What is one benefit of good communication?

a)

Increase work productivity

b)

Make more friends outside work

c)

Have longer meetings

d)

Use more paper

35.

How does good communication help with costs?

a)

It reduces unseen costs

b)

It increases storage needs

c)

It causes more damage

d)

It leads to more returned deliveries

36.

What does good communication enhance among the workforce?

a)

Morale and friendship

b)

Competition

c)

Confusion

d)

Silence

37.

Who is responsible for designing buildings in construction?

a)

Architects

b)

Delivery drivers

c)

Operatives

d)

Charge hands

38.

Who manages the construction site and oversees the work?

a)

Site managers

b)

Directors

c)

Builders’ merchants

d)

Tradespeople

39.

Who delivers materials to the construction site?

a)

Delivery drivers

b)

Architects

c)

Clerks of works

d)

Charge hands

40.

Who are the skilled workers that perform specific tasks in construction?

a)

Tradespeople

b)

Directors

c)

Operatives

d)

Builders’ merchants

41.

How do architects communicate with directors or site managers?

a)

Only verbal

b)

Verbal, electronic, written

c)

Only written

d)

Only electronic

42.

Who do site managers communicate with using verbal and electronic methods?

a)

Architects

b)

Directors

c)

Tradesman

d)

Operatives

43.

What methods do tradesmen use to communicate with operatives?

a)

Verbal, electronic

b)

Verbal, written

c)

Electronic, written

d)

Only verbal

44.

Why is it important to plan a construction project in detail?

a)

To make it look nice

b)

To ensure it runs smoothly

c)

To make it more expensive

d)

To make it colorful

45.

What do programmes of work show in construction?

a)

The sequence of activities

b)

The color of the building

c)

The number of workers

d)

The type of materials

46.

Who needs to read and interpret programmes in construction?

a)

Chefs and waiters

b)

Doctors and nurses

c)

Managers and engineers

d)

Teachers and students

47.

Which of the following is a type of planning method?

a)

Bar charts (Gantt charts)

b)

Pie charts

c)

Line graphs

d)

Scatter plots

48.

What is another type of planning method besides bar charts?

a)

Histogram

b)

Critical path analysis

c)

Venn diagram

d)

Flowchart

49.

Which planning method involves organizing tasks over time?

a)

Programme of works

b)

Frequency distribution

c)

Pictogram

d)

Tree diagram

50.

What is one benefit of planning work?

a)

More delays in work completion

b)

No delays in work completion

c)

Less organization needed

d)

More confusion in tasks

51.

What does planning work help with regarding the workforce?

a)

Making the workforce confused

b)

Organising the workforce

c)

Ignoring the workforce

d)

Delaying the workforce

52.

How does planning work affect material deliveries?

a)

It makes deliveries late

b)

It stops deliveries

c)

It organises material deliveries

d)

It loses materials

53.

What does planning work ensure about the workforce?

a)

Workforce is on task at all times

b)

Workforce is always late

c)

Workforce is never organized

d)

Workforce is always confused

54.

How can task durations be compared in planning?

a)

They cannot be compared

b)

Easily

c)

With difficulty

d)

Not at all

55.

What can minor changes in data cause in planning?

a)

No changes

b)

Major changes in the chart

c)

Everything stays the same

d)

No effect

56.

What does the bar length in a Gantt chart represent?

a)

The color of the task

b)

The duration of the task

c)

The name of the task

d)

The priority of the task

57.

How are slack times represented in a Gantt chart?

a)

With solid lines

b)

With arrows

c)

With dotted lines

d)

With colors

58.

Who designed the Gantt chart?

a)

Henry Gantt

b)

Albert Einstein

c)

Isaac Newton

d)

Thomas Edison

59.

What date was the Gantt chart popularised?

a)

1910

b)

1920

c)

1930

d)

1940