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BT4 REVIEW QUESTIONS _PART2

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 50secs

Name
Class
Date
1.

  This specification allows products of any manufacturer to be used if the product meets the specified requirements.

a)

   Close Specs

b)

Open Specs

c)

Descriptive Specs

d)

  Performance Specs

2.

  This permits design to be completed down to the smallest detail but usually results in higher cost.

a)

   Close Specs

b)

Open Specs

c)

Descriptive Specs

d)

  Performance Specs

3.

  In the Handbook of Specification by TL Donaldson (1860), specifications were divided into how many divisions?

a)

      16 Divisions

b)

3 Divisions

c)

2 Divisions

d)

  50 Divisions

4.

How many divisions does the 2004 Master Format have?

a)

30 Divisions

b)

50 Divisions

c)

2 Divisions

d)

  50 Divisions

5.

This division includes clean rooms, operating rooms in hospitals, incinerators, instrumentation rooms, nuclear reactors, radiation treatment rooms, sound and vibration

a)

  Division 12: Furnishings

b)

Division 10: Specialties

c)

     Division 9: Finishes

d)

Division 13: Special construction

6.

Plumbing specifications are also included in this division.

a)

Division 10: Specialties

b)

Division 14: Conveying Systems

c)

       Division 15: Mechanical

d)

Division 13: Special construction

7.

What is the first step in writing specifications?

a)

Identifying project requirements

b)

Selecting materials

c)

       Writing legal contracts

d)

Creating cost estimates

8.

What ensures clarity in specifications?

a)

Use of technical jargon

b)

Keeping it brief and vague

c)

   Concise and precise language

d)

Listing unnecessary details

9.

Specifications should be written in accordance with:

a)

Contractor’s personal preference

b)

Industry standards and codes

c)

   Verbal agreements

d)

Supplier recommendations

10.

What is a key component of specifications writing?

a)

Material selection

b)

Cost estimation

c)

Labor assignment

d)

Vendor preference