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Unit 106 - Revision Paper

Total questions: 55

Worksheet time: 34mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which BIM dimension includes the construction sequencing? Select one.

a)

3D

b)

4D

c)

5D

d)

6D

2.

What is soft landings? Select any that apply.

a)

Soft landings is the inclusion of the soft landscape design, implementation and maintenance within the project plan.

b)

Soft landings is a process for a gradual handover of a new building, where a period of professional aftercare by the project team is a contractual client requirement.

c)

Soft landings is carried through from project inception, through design development and review, pre handover, initial aftercare, and for up to three years post-completion.

d)

Soft landings is a non-proprietary data format for the publication of a subset of building information models.

3.

Which one of the following is not part of the BIM life cycle?

a)

Plan

b)

Design

c)

Analyse

d)

Maintain

4.

Where would you find a BIM protocol:

a)

Within the 3D modelling data

b)

Within the Precontract BIM Execution Plan

c)

Within the Construction Contract

d)

Within the Construction Operations Building Information Exchange (COBie)

5.

Which one of the following is a term used to describe 3D printing?

a)

Additive Manufacturing (AM)

b)

Computer Aided Manufacturing (CAM)

c)

Asset Information Modelling (AIM)

d)

Project Information Modelling (PIM)

6.

Which one of the following is a definition of AR?

a)

A digital simulation that you can interact with

b)

A model that can provide graphical information

c)

A computer-simulated ‘enhancement’ of real life

d)

Combines both Virtual and Augmented Reality

7.

Which two of the following can be added to concrete to give it ‘self-healing’ properties?

a)

Bio-degradable paste

b)

Bacterial solution

c)

Quartz crystals

d)

Hemp fibres

e)

Memory polymer tendons

8.

Which one of the following statements about Transparent Aluminium (Aluminium Oxynitride) is correct?

a)

Is a clear metal

b)

Is a strong ceramic

c)

Is a type of graphene

d)

Is self-healing

9.

Which two of the following off-site construction systems are used when bathroom or kitchen pods are installed into the construction?

a)

Hybrid systems

b)

Volumetric units

c)

Panelised open systems

d)

Components

10.

Which one of the following is not a benefit of off-site construction?

a)

Value

b)

Efficiency

c)

Sustainability

d)

Customisation

11.

When using BIM, what does ‘clash detection’ mean?

a)

Identification of site vehicles that have been involved in accidents

b)

Identification of incorrect equipment that has been delivered to site

c)

Identification of where decisions of one manager are different to others

d)

Identification of building design parts that will interfere with each other

12.

Which working document specifies exactly what the client wants?

a)

Work concept

b)

Design brief

c)

Work protocol

d)

Data brief

13.

At what stage in a project does the Asset Information Model (AIM) apply?

a)

When planning permission is given

b)

When the site is being prepared

c)

When the design brief is being written

d)

When the construction phase ends

14.

What do the letters EIR stand for in BIM terminology?

a)

Electrical Information Regulations

b)

Employee Identification Regulations

c)

Employer Information Requirements

d)

Engineering Information Requirements

15.

Which term is used to describe the process of 3D printing?

a)

Sequential manufacturing

b)

Additive manufacturing

c)

Extruded manufacturing

d)

Subtractive manufacturing

16.

Which type of immersive technology uses a headset to visually shut off the user from their surroundings?

a)

Augmented Reality

b)

Virtual Reality

c)

Mixed Reality

d)

Simulated Reality

17.

In what pattern are the atoms in a sheet of graphene arranged?

a)

Hexagonal

b)

Octagonal

c)

Heptagonal

d)

Pentagonal

18.

When managing heat transfer, what do the letters PCM stand for?

a)

Physical control measures

b)

Phase change materials

c)

Periodic control methods

d)

Partial cooling modules

19.

What are Computer Numerical Control (CNC) machines used for?

a)

To calculate the total cost and spending of a project

b)

To control the movements of cranes and diggers on site

c)

To automatically produce identical components at speed

d)

To produce a work programme that shows times and dates

20.

Which construction method involves fitting together factory-made room modules on site to create a building?

a)

Panelised

b)

Volumetric

c)

Specialist

d)

Traditional

21.

Which of the following lists of behaviours would be most likely to help you progress in your career in the construction industry?

a)

Punctual, flexible, hard working

b)

Relaxed, inadequate, motivated

c)

Disorganised, determined, kind

d)

Chatty, independent, uncooperative

22.

Which of the following is a potential consequence of loss of business?

a)

Additional contracts

b)

Increased income

c)

Staff redundancy

d)

Increased labour

23.

If you had an issue with your working environment who would you contact?

a)

Supervisor

b)

Architect

c)

Surveyor

d)

Planner

24.

What does it mean to have a good work ethic?

a)

Making sure others get the job done

b)

Being determined to do a job well

c)

Being the first to identify problems

d)

Making sure you earn the most pay

25.

Which term describes regular repeated costs associated with the day-to-day running of a business?

a)

Overheads

b)

Expenses

c)

Outgoings

d)

Payments

26.

Which document is used to request a payment from a customer?

a)

Claim

b)

Invoice

c)

Demand

d)

Statement

27.

Identify what is in the image here?

a)

Theodolites

b)

Automatic Level

c)

Laser Level

d)

Metric Chain

28.

What is the purpose of building regulations approval?

a)

To ensure the aesthetic appeal of a building

b)

To regulate the financial aspects of construction

c)

To manage the sale of a building

d)

To ensure the project fully meets building regulations

29.

What is subsidence in buildings?

a)
Subsidence is the downward settling or sinking of a building due to ground movement.
b)
Subsidence is the process of a building being renovated or upgraded.
c)
Subsidence refers to the lateral movement of a building during an earthquake.
d)
Subsidence is the upward expansion of a building due to heat.
30.

Match the following tradesperson to the following maintenance task:

a)

Replacement of damaged timber

1.

Carpenter

b)

Replacement of cracked lintels

2.

Bricklayer

c)

Subsidence

3.

Civil Engineer

d)

Staines on walls

4.

Painter

e)

Cracked Render

5.

Plasterer

31.

Match the following tradesperson to the following maintenance task:

a)

Replacement of lead flashings

1.

Roofer

b)

Service gas boilers

2.

Gas engineer

c)

RCD constantly tripping

3.

Electrician

d)

Dripping tap

4.

Plumber

e)

Top half of a radiator not getting hot

5.

Heating engineer

32.

Match the following renewable/ sustainable energy sources

a)

Wind

1.

Turbines

b)

Solar

2.

Photovoltaic panels

c)

Hydro

3.

Dams

d)

ASHP

4.

Air Source Heat Pump

e)

Ground Source

5.

Geothermal heat pump

33.

What worship place will have an arch way facing east to hold the scrolls and be square or oblong in shape.

a)

Synagogue

b)

Kingdom Hall

c)

Mosque

d)

Roman Catholic

34.

What worship place normally faces east to west and has an alter at the east end and a façade and main entrance to the west.

a)

Catholic / Church of Wales

b)

Prisons

c)

Mosque

d)

Synagogue

35.

What place of worship is pictured here

a)

Synagogue

b)

Kingdom Hall

c)

Roman Catholic

d)

Mosque

36.

What place of worship is pictured here?

a)

Synagogue

b)

Kingdom Hall

c)

Mosque

d)

Roman Catholic

37.

What place of worship is pictured here?

a)

Synagogue

b)

Kingdom Hall

c)

Mosque

d)

Roman Catholic

38.

What place of worship is pictured here?

a)

Synagogue

b)

Kingdom Hall

c)

Mosque

d)

Roman Catholic

39.

Traditional buildings are classed as:

a)

Post 1919

b)

Pre 1919

c)

Post 2000

d)

Post A.D.

40.

What building materials did they use Pre 1919?

a)

Slate

b)

Straw

c)

Stone

d)

Plasterboard

e)

Plywood

41.

What makes up a city’s infrastructure

a)

People

b)

Roads and transport

c)

Recreational areas

d)

Historical buildings

42.

What type of property is shown in this picture?

a)

Chalet/park home

b)

Semi-detached

c)

Apartment

d)

Link detached

43.

What type of property is shown in this picture?

a)

Chalet/park home

b)

Semi-detached

c)

Apartment

d)

Link detached

44.

How many stories does a building need, to be classed as a high-rise?

a)

2+

b)

3+

c)

4+

45.

Match the following items to their abbreviations: Air brick, Concrete, Rainwater pipe, Stainless steel.

a)

AB, CONC, RWP, SS

b)

AC, CPD, SWD, T&G

c)

BWK, FDN, INT, PBD

d)

EPS, FFL, HC, INSU

46.

What technology allows users to immerse in a completely artificial environment?​ (a)  

Choose from the below words
VR
AR
MR
47.

Which technology combines elements of both the physical and digital worlds, allowing interaction in real time?​ (a)  

Choose from the below words
MR
VR
AR
48.

Which technology overlays digital information onto the real world?​ ​ (a)  

Choose from the below words
AR
VR
MR
49.

What does the term Corrosion mean?

a)

Corrosion is the deterioration of materials due to chemical reactions.

b)
Corrosion is the formation of new materials through physical changes.
c)
Corrosion refers to the enhancement of metals by protective coatings.
d)
Corrosion is the process of strengthening materials through heat treatment.
50.

What does the term Porous mean?

a)
Porous refers to a solid material that is completely impermeable.
b)
Porous means a substance that is dense and compact.
c)
Porous describes a surface that is smooth and flat.
d)
Porous means having tiny holes that allow the passage of air or liquid.
51.

What does the term sustainability mean?

a)
Sustainability refers to the ability to grow indefinitely without limits.
b)
Sustainability is about maximizing resources for immediate use.
c)
Sustainability means prioritizing economic growth over environmental health.
d)
Sustainability means meeting present needs without compromising future generations' ability to meet theirs.
52.

What is the primary advantage of offsite construction?

a)

Higher material costs

b)

Faster project completion

c)

Limited design flexibility

d)

Increased labor costs

53.

Which of the following is a common type of offsite construction?

a)

Timber framing

b)

Modular construction

c)

Bricklaying

d)

On-site concrete pouring

54.

In which construction method are components manufactured in a factory setting before being transported to the site?

a)

Onsite construction

b)

Hybrid construction

c)

Offsite construction

d)

Traditional construction

55.

What is the term for constructing parts of a building in a factory and then assembling them on-site?

a)

Prefabrication

b)

In-situ construction

c)

Conventional construction

d)

Hybrid construction