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Total questions: 154

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Class
Date
1.

 What type of structure is Darren Fischer,a BVSA graduate,currently working on?

a)

Warehouse

b)

School

c)

Shopping mall

d)

Hospital

e)

Residential building

2.

Andrea Palomino, another BVSA graduate, designed a parking structure for city vehicles. What is her current assignment from the city?

a)

Shopping mall

b)

Residential building

c)

airport

d)

school

e)

hospital

3.

What type of buildings doesn’t the BVSA program specifically mention for design?

a)

Shopping Centers

b)

Skyscrapers

c)

warehouse

d)

school

e)

hospital

4.

: Darren Fischer, a BVSA graduate, designed structures for a furniture dealer. What kind of structure did he design for Samson Furniture Dealers?

a)

warehouse

b)

school

c)

hospital

d)

shopping mall

e)

skyscaper

5.

BVSA alumni play a significant role in shaping the city’s infrastructure. What are some examples of structures designed by BVSA graduates?

a)

Schools, Warehouses, Skyscrapers

b)

High-rises, Airports, Shopping malls

c)

Skyscrapers, Hospitals, Shopping Centers

d)

Only residences

e)

Office buildings,Hospitals, Shopping Centers

6.

Andrea Palomino mostly works on projects for the city. Now, the city wants her to design the new……..

a)

Airport

b)

Shopping mall

c)

Warehouse

d)

Residential building

e)

Skyscraper

7.

What is Andrea Palomino’s role in the projects she works on for the city?

a)

Designer

b)

Project manager

c)

Builder

d)

Investor

e)

Maintenance staff

8.

Translate into English: кирпич/кірпіш

a)

brick

b)

basement

c)

concrete

d)

aggregate

e)

attic

9.

Translate into English: чердак/шатыр

a)

attic

b)

brick

c)

basement

d)

concrete

e)

aggregate

10.

Translate into English: подвал/жертөле

a)

basement

b)

concrete

c)

aggregate

d)

attic

e)

brick

11.

: Andrea Palomino is responsible for the new school and……..in town

a)

Hospital

b)

Airport

c)

Warehouse

d)

Residential building

e)

Skyscraper

12.

What was Darren Fischer’s past project?

a)

Skyscraper

b)

School

c)

Warehouse

d)

Hospital

e)

Residential building

13.

Translate into English: бетон

a)

concrete

b)

aggregate

c)

attic

d)

brick

e)

basement

14.

Translate into English: мрамор/мәрмәр

a)

marble

b)

attic

c)

brick

d)

basement

e)

concrete

15.

Many local buildings are works of BVSA graduates:……..and Andrea Palomino

a)

Darren Fischer

b)

Samson Furniture

c)

Darren Furniture

d)

Bella Valley

16.

What kind of structures did Darren Fischer design for Samson Furniture Dealers?

a)

Warehouse

b)

Hospital

c)

Skyscraper

d)

Shopping mall

17.

The tallest building in a big city is usually a…….. .

a)

Skyscraper

b)

School

c)

Warehouse

d)

Hospital

18.

The workers keep their cars in a(n)……..during the day.

a)

Parking structure

b)

School

c)

Warehouse

d)

Hospital

19.

The Comfort Model is suitable for which groups of people?

a)

Couples

b)

Students

c)

Big families

d)

Individuals

e)

Roommates

20.

What is the notable feature of the Comfort Model’s bedrooms?

a)

Individual bathrooms

b)

Individual bathrooms

c)

vAdjoining kitchens

d)

Attached balconies

21.

The Deluxe Model is recommended for families with how many members?

a)

Big families

b)

 Individuals

c)

Roommates

d)

Couples

22.

What is the distinctive feature of the Deluxe Model’s entry hall?

a)

Elegant front door

b)

Spacious closet

c)

Attic storage

d)

Laundry room

23.

How many bedrooms does the Deluxe Model have?

a)

Four

b)

Five

c)

One

d)

Two

e)

Three

24.

The Comfort Model offers an open space between which two areas?

a)

Kitchen and living room

b)

Bedrooms and bathrooms

c)

Living room and laundry room

d)

Attic and garage

25.

What does the attic in the Deluxe Model provide?

a)

Storage space

b)

Garage

c)

Basement

d)

Extra bedroom

26.

Which model features a roomy garage big enough for two vehicles?

a)

Deluxe Model

b)

Standard Model

c)

Elite Model

d)

Classic Model

27.

What can be found in the basement of the Comfort Model?

a)

Laundry room

b)

Storage space

c)

Garage

d)

Open space

28.

The Comfort Model is designed for which size of families?

a)

Small

b)

Medium

c)

Large

d)

Extended

29.

What is the primary use of the attic in the Deluxe Model?

a)

Storage space

b)

Garage

c)

Basement

d)

Extra bedroom

30.

How many bedrooms does the Comfort Model have?

a)

Two

b)

Three

c)

Four

d)

Five

31.

The Deluxe Model is recommended for which type of families?

a)

Big families

b)

Individuals

c)

Individuals

d)

Couples

32.

What is the primary feature of the Deluxe Model’s entry hall?

a)

Elegant front door

b)

Spacious closet

c)

Attic storage

d)

Attic storage

33.

Which group of people is the Deluxe Model suitable for?

a)

Big families

b)

Individuals

c)

Roommates

d)

Couples

34.

What does a roomy garage of the Deluxe Model contain?

a)

Vehicles

b)

Laundry rooms

c)

Storage space

d)

Attic

35.

What change does the client want for the lobby in the Smith-Rogers design proposal?

a)

Larger

b)

Darker

c)

Hidden

d)

Smaller

36.

: What is the issue with the current location of the conference room in the design proposal?

a)

Too far from the elevator

b)

Too close to the windows

c)

Too close to the elevator

d)

Too dark

37.

According to the message, where should the conference room be relocated for better accessibility?

a)

Next to the emergency exits

b)

Next to the lobby

c)

Next to the restrooms

d)

Next to the windows

38.

What modification is needed for the fire escapes in the design proposal?

a)

Make windows larger

b)

Move them closer to the elevator

c)

Remove them entirely

d)

Make them narrower

39.

What problem is mentioned regarding people fitting through the windows in the current design proposal?

a)

Windows are too small

b)

Windows are too transparent

c)

Windows are in the wrong place

d)

Windows are unnecessary

40.

What is the requirement for emergency fire escapes, as stated in the message?

a)

Should be easily accessible

b)

Should be far from stairwells

c)

Should be small

d)

Should be hidden

41.

:  In the current design proposal, what is the issue with people fitting through the windows?

a)

They will not fit

b)

They will not fit

c)

Windows are unnecessary

d)

Windows are in the wrong place

42.

What is the recommendation regarding the stairwells in the design proposal?

a)

Make them difficult to access

b)

Make them hidden

c)

Make them easy to access

d)

Remove them entirely

43.

: According to the message, what does the conference room need to be in relation to every floor?

a)

Far from the elevator

b)

Hidden

c)

Easily accessible

d)

Dark

44.

What is the current issue with the distance between the conference room and the elevator in the design proposal?

a)

Too far

b)

Too hidden

c)

Too close

d)

Too dark

45.

What recommendation is given for the location of the conference room in the design proposal?

a)

Switch it with the restrooms

b)

Make it hidden

c)

Keep it where it is

d)

Move it closer to the windows

46.

: According to the message, what is the suggested change for the lobby area in the Smith-Rogers design proposal?

a)

Expand it

b)

Make it smaller

c)

Add more vestibules

d)

Keep it as it is

47.

According to the message, what needs to be easily accessible for people in the current design proposal?

a)

Emergency fire escapes

b)

Conference room

c)

Elevator

d)

Windows

48.

What is the suggested modification for the stairwells in the design proposal?

a)

Make them easy to access

b)

Remove them entirely

c)

Make them transparent

d)

Make them difficult to access

e)

Make them hidden

49.

What does Living Portals offer for custom window designs?

a)

Triangles and polygons

b)

Circles and ovals

c)

Straight sides and corners

d)

Squares and rectangles

50.

: What can Living Portals create for customers who want something really bold?

a)

Triangles

b)

Ovals

c)

Squares

d)

Rectangles

51.

How much notice does Living Portals need to create a custom polygon like a triangle?

a)

1 week

b)

2 weeks

c)

24 hours

d)

2 days

52.

What is the benefit of choosing circle or oval window designs?

a)

They are beautiful and practical

b)

They have difficult corners

c)

They are more expensive

d)

They are difficult to clean

53.

: What is the common shape of most window designs?

a)

Squares

b)

Rectangles

c)

Diamonds

d)

Triangles

54.

What does Living Portals recommend to customers who want something more interesting than traditional window shapes?

a)

Diamonds and arches

b)

Circles and ovals

c)

Triangles and polygons

d)

Straight sides and corners

55.

What is the benefit of choosing smooth, round designs for windows?

a)

They are easy to clean

b)

They have straight sides

c)

They are more expensive

d)

They have difficult corners

56.

What can Living Portals create for customers who want something really bold in window designs?

a)

Triangles and polygons

b)

Straight sides and corners

c)

Squares and rectangles

d)

Diamonds and arches

57.

: What is the most popular building shape?

a)

Cuboid

b)

Circles

c)

Spheres

d)

Pyramids

58.

What makes cuboids easy to design and build?

a)

Flat, simple faces

b)

Curved surfaces

c)

Multiple edges

d)

Irregular shapes

59.

What is a characteristic of the ancient Egyptian pyramids?

a)

Creative shapes

b)

Hollow interiors

c)

Flat, simple faces

d)

Curved surfaces

60.

Translate into English: купол/күмбез

a)

dome

b)

diamond

c)

inch

d)

opaque

61.

Translate into English: ромб

a)

diamond

b)

inch

c)

opaque

d)

rectangle

62.

What are many sport stadiums topped with?

a)

Domes

b)

Cubes

c)

Circles

d)

Spheres

63.

What is the architectural feature of “The Gherkin” in London?

a)

Cylinder shape

b)

Cuboid interior

c)

Straight surface

d)

Irregular shape

64.

What is the interior and exterior impact of domes on sport stadiums?

a)

Breathtaking

b)

Ordinary

c)

Conventional

d)

Unnoticeable

65.

: What material is the round dome of Finn City’s city hall made of?

a)

Bronze

b)

Copper

c)

Steel

d)

Glass

66.

What climbs the symmetrical pillars on each side of Finn City’s city hall?

a)

Snakes

b)

Vines

c)

Birds

d)

Flowers

67.

: What is Gertrude Willis known for in her early work?

a)

Curvy style

b)

Symmetrical design

c)

>Asymmetrical effect

d)

Straight lines

68.

Not having identical sides that mirror each other

a)

Asymmetrical

b)

Straight

c)

Angular

d)

Round

69.

: Having identical sides that mirror each other

a)

Symmetrical

b)

Asymmetrical

c)

Straight

d)

Angular

70.

Having angles instead of curves

a)

Angular

b)

Round

c)

Symmetrical

d)

Asymmetrical

71.

Having curves instead of angles

a)

Round

b)

Symmetrical

c)

Asymmetrical

d)

Straight

72.

Continuing in one direction without bending

a)

Straight

b)

Angular

c)

Round

d)

Symmetrical

73.

: Having a smooth, even surface

a)

Flat

b)

Angular

c)

Round

d)

Symmetrical

74.

to incline or move upward

a)

 rise

b)

steep

c)

topography

d)

hilly

75.

having a sharp incline

a)

steep

b)

topography

c)

hilly

d)

vegetation

76.

having many hills

a)

hilly

b)

vegetation

c)

topography

d)

rise

77.

an area's plants and trees

a)

vegetation

b)

steep

c)

rise

d)

topography

78.

an area's physical characteristics

a)

topography

b)

rise

c)

steep

d)

hilly

79.

What is the main issue with the topography at Green Acres?

a)

unsuitable

b)

suitable

c)

expensive

d)

hilly

80.

The mountains and trees are part of the area's beautiful……...

a)

landscape

b)

slope

c)

hilly

d)

flat

81.

The house sits at the bottom of a ……...

a)

slope

b)

steep

c)

residential development

d)

landscape

82.

What is true about the Prairie Grove site?

a)

It has a small slope.

b)

It is a bad place for houses

c)

> It is probably unstable

d)

> It is an open area of land.

83.

Large areas with no buildings or trees are called …land

a)

open

b)

level

c)

slope

d)

hilly

84.

The site used to have a slope, but now it is completely ……...

a)

level

b)

open

c)

slope

d)

hill

85.

What will be expensive at Green Acres?

a)

making the slopes level

b)

clearing the vegetation

c)

residential development

d)

prairie Grove

86.

The ……... of the hill is too steep for building

a)

grade

b)

terrain

c)

minor grade

d)

hill

87.

The……... in the area is rough and rocky.

a)

terrain

b)

grade

c)

hill

d)

flat

88.

The surveyor calculated the ……...size of all the plots.

a)

average

b)

hundred

c)

acre

d)

thousand

89.

. Six……...two equals three.

a)

divided by

b)

multiplied by

c)

plus

d)

minus

90.

Two ……... three equals six.

a)

multiplied by

b)

divided by

c)

plus

d)

minusminus

91.

a unit of length that equals 1/3 of a yard

a)

foot

b)

inch

c)

ton

d)

imperial

92.

a unit of length that equals 1/12 of a foot

a)

inch

b)

yard

c)

pound

d)

foot

93.

a unit of weight that equals 16 ounces

a)

pound

b)

foot

c)

yard

d)

inch

94.

a unit of length that equals 36 inches

a)

yard

b)

ton

c)

foot

d)

inch

95.

a unit of weight that equals 2,000 pounds

a)

ton

b)

imperial

c)

inch

d)

yard

96.

system that uses the ounce and the inch

a)

imperial

b)

inch

c)

ton

d)

foot

97.

a material used to make steel

a)

iron

b)

rebar

c)

cement

d)

concrete

98.

a material composed of iron and carbon

a)

steel

b)

sand

c)

mortar

d)

metal

99.

a hard, shiny, malleable material

a)

metal

b)

mortar

c)

iron

d)

steel

100.

metal pieces that builders put in concrete to make it stronger

a)

rebar

b)

concrete

c)

steel

d)

iron

101.

: a grainy substance composed of tiny rock particles

a)

sandsand

b)

mortar

c)

steel

d)

iron

102.

a hard substance made with aggregate and cement

a)

concrete

b)

sand

c)

iron

d)

mortar

103.

a powder made up of sand and gravel 

a)

cement

b)

concrete

c)

sand

d)

rebar

104.

They made the floor with a ……... called granite

a)

stone

b)

metal

c)

sand

d)

concrete

105.

What materials can be used to construct durable floors and walls?

a)

Wood

b)

Concrete

c)

Glass

d)

Plastic

106.

What are the steel I-beams made of?

a)

iron

b)

steel

c)

aluminum

d)

copper

107.

Aggregate is a mixture of……..., gravel, and broken stones?

a)

sand

b)

concrete

c)

glass

d)

plastic

108.

bricks: Fire does not destroy walls made of …….

a)

bricks

b)

plastic

c)

glass

d)

wood

109.

She owns a piece of land that has about forty units used to measure area.

a)

acres

b)

cubic feet

c)

ounces

d)

cubic inches

110.

The building site is 3.2 units of area equal to 2.47 acres.

a)

hectares

b)

metric

c)

cubic centimeters

d)

meter

111.

The measurements for the project should all be based on the kilogram and the liter.

a)

metric

b)

cubic centimeters

c)

liter

d)

hectares

112.

The wood glue label listed the size in units of volume equal to 0.001 liters.

a)

cubic centimeters

b)

hectares

c)

metric

d)

kilogram

113.

What are the steel I-beams made of?

a)

ironsteel

b)

steel

c)

aluminum

d)

copper

114.

The foundation of the building is 285 units of volume measured in feet.

a)

cubic feet

b)

yard

c)

pound

d)

cubic inches

115.

What material is utilized to achieve various wall textures?

a)

Plaster

b)

Concrete 

c)

Plastic

d)

Wood

116.

What constitutes the framing material for walls?

a)

Wood  

b)

Iron

c)

Steel

d)

Aluminum

117.

What material is commonly used for plumbing and ducts?

a)

Plastic

b)

Glass

c)

Steel

d)

Fiberglass  

118.

Which material is typically recommended for residential windows?

a)

Glass

b)

Marble

c)

Plastic

d)

Fiberglass

119.

What options are available for kitchen and bathroom fixtures?

a)

Porcelain

b)

Metal

c)

Glass

d)

Plastic

120.

What is the primary material used for creating affordable transparent windows?

a)

Acrylic

b)

Glass

c)

Polycarbonate

d)

Crystal e

121.

Which material is often chosen for sturdy wall frames in construction?

a)

Timber

b)

Aluminum

c)

Steel

d)

Iron

122.

What is a common material for sealing and preventing leaks in plumbing?

a)

Rubber 

b)

Silicone

c)

PVC

d)

Metal

123.

What material is known for its durability in floor tiles?

a)

Marble

b)

Linoleum

c)

Glass

d)

Vinyl

124.

What material is often used for decorative and functional purposes in kitchens and bathrooms?

a)

Granite

b)

Stainless steel

c)

Glass

d)

Copper

125.

Why did designers previously favor wood and metal over plastics?

a)

Plastics were brittle in the past

b)

Wood and metal are more affordable

c)

Plastics were too heavy to work with

d)

Wood and metal are more transparent

126.

How has technology influenced the characteristics of plastics today?

a)

Enhanced durability and flexibility

b)

Made them more brittle

c)

Reduced their flexibility

d)

Increased their opacity

127.

What distinguishes different types of plastics in terms of use for construction?

a)

> Varying hardness

b)

Color variations

c)

Their transparency

d)

Elasticity levels

128.

Which type of plastics is ideal for creating strong and solid structures?

a)

Rigid plastics

b)

Opaque plastics

c)

Transparent plastics

d)

Elastic plastics

129.

What advantage do elastic plastics offer in construction?

a)

They are easier to mold

b)

They are poor insulators

c)

They are heavier than other materials

d)

They provide strength and solidity

130.

What characteristic makes plastics convenient to work with?

a)

Their weight

b)

Their opacity

c)

Their fragility

d)

Their brittleness

131.

What Compared to many other heavy materials, how do plastics typically perform?

a)

They are often stronger

b)

They are weaker

c)

They are more flexible

d)

They are less durable

132.

Which statement best summarizes the current understanding of plastics in construction?

a)

Plastics offer multiple benefits in construction

b)

Plastics are becoming less flexible

c)

Plastics are too heavy for construction

d)

Plastics are less durable than other materials

133.

What role do rigid plastics play in construction?

a)

They create strong and solid elements

b)

They act as poor insulators

c)

They form weak structures

d)

They are excellent sealants

134.

Why are plastics considered wise choices for construction?

a)

For their weight and strength

b)

Due to their fragility

c)

Because of their opacity

d)

Because they are less flexible

135.

What is the primary focus of Physics 110 (General Physics)?

a)

Gaining insight into building acoustics and lighting

b)

Understanding geometric principles

c)

Exploring calculus applications

d)

Mastering advanced trigonometry

136.

Which courses are prerequisites for enrollment in the architecture program?

a)

Algebra and Trigonometry

b)

Geometry I and II

c)

Calculus I

d)

Physics 110 (General Physics)

137.

What does Math 135 (Geometry I and II) cover in the second semester?

a)

Creating accurate 2D and 3D designs

b)

Introducing algebraic functions

c)

Mastering trigonometric identities

d)

Understanding advanced calculus

138.

Which course is considered essential for designing complex, sturdy buildings?

a)

Math 154 (Calculus I)

b)

Math 135 (Geometry I and II)

c)

Algebra

d)

Trigonometry

139.

What is a prerequisite for enrolling in Math 154 (Calculus I)?

a)

Algebra

b)

Geometry I and II

c)

Trigonometry

d)

Physics 110 (General Physics)

140.

What specific geometric elements are covered in Math 135 (Geometry I and II)?

a)

Points, segments, lines, and angles

b)

Advanced calculus functions

c)

Building materials and construction

d)

Trigonometric ratios

141.

Which course provides knowledge about heat flow through buildings?

a)

Physics 110 (General Physics)

b)

Math 154 (Calculus I)

c)

Geometry I and II

d)

Trigonometry

142.

What distinguishes different courses in the architecture curriculum in terms of content?

a)

Application of physics and calculus in building design

b)

Mastery of language and writing skills

c)

Understanding of mathematical principles

d)

Knowledge of historical architecture

143.

Choose the correct variant: What skills are emphasized in Math 154 (Calculus I)?

a)

Solving complex algebraic equations

b)

Analyzing historical architecture

c)

Understanding geometric patterns

d)

Designing sturdy and complex structures

144.

Which courses specifically introduce students to building materials and construction principles?

a)

None of the above

b)

Physics 110 (General Physics)

c)

Geometry I and II

d)

Math 135 (Geometry I and II)

145.

What level of education is typically required to become an architect?

a)

Bachelor’s degree

b)

High school diploma

c)

Associate’s degree

d)

Master’s degree

146.

What is recommended to pursue further for certain architect roles?

a)

Master’s degree

b)

Associate’s degree

c)

High school diploma

d)

Doctorate degree

147.

What is a crucial step to ensure your education is recognized in the field of architecture?

a)

Attending an accredited institution

b)

Attending workshops

c)

Pursuing an online degree

d)

Enrolling in any institution

148.

What is the primary area of study required for architectural licensure?

a)

Architecture

b)

Civil engineering

c)

Interior design

d)

Urban planning

149.

What is recommended to prepare for standard licensing examinations in architecture?

a)

Majoring in architecture with an emphasis in a preferred area

b)

Pursuing various majors

c)

Focusing on engineering courses

d)

Choosing diverse electives

150.

What is advised after completing an architectural degree?

a)

Apply for internships

b)

Start a business immediately

c)

Pursue a different career

d)

Focus solely on further education

151.

What is one significant benefit of internships in architecture?

a)

Networking and obtaining practical experience

b)

Gaining theoretical knowledge

c)

Attending lectures

d)

Exploring historical architecture

152.

How can architects stay updated in a field where technology changes rapidly?

a)

Attend continuing education programs

b)

Pursue multiple internships

c)

Only rely on past education

d)

Work on independent projects

153.

What is a critical reason for architects to enroll in continuing education?

a)

To fulfill licensing requirements and update skills

b)

To focus solely on academic research

c)

To explore non-related fields

d)

To avoid practical experience

154.

What is crucial for an architect's career development in terms of adapting to industry changes?

a)

Applying new technology and methods

b)

Sticking to conventional practices

c)

Relying solely on academic knowledge

d)

Avoiding internships

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