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BP 220 from Arch. Pedro Santos

Total questions: 92

Worksheet time: 46mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Housing units which are within affordability level of the average and low-income earners

a)

Economic Housing

b)

Socialized Housing

c)

Economic and Socialized Housing

d)

Poverty Housing

2.

What percentage of the gross family income is considered average and low-income; legible for Economic and Socialized Housing

a)

10%

b)

20%

c)

15%

d)

30%

3.

Housing projects undertaken by the government for the underprivileged and homeless citizens

a)

Socialized Housing

b)

Economic Housing

c)

Socialized and Economic Housing

d)

House for the Homeless Program

4.

Price ceiling for Socialized Housing

a)

< P400,000

b)

P300,000 - P1.25M

c)

P1.25M - 2M

d)

P2M - P4M

e)

P4M +

5.

Price ceiling for Low-Cost 1 Housing

a)

< P400,000

b)

P300,000 - P1.25M

c)

P1.25M - 2M

d)

P2M - P4M

e)

P4M +

6.

Price ceiling for Low-Cost 2 Housing

a)

< P400,000

b)

P300,000 - P1.25M

c)

P1.25M - 2M

d)

P2M - P4M

e)

P4M +

7.

Price ceiling for Medium Cost Housing

a)

< P400,000

b)

P300,000 - P1.25M

c)

P1.25M - 2M

d)

P2M - P4M

e)

P4M +

8.

Price ceiling for Open Market Housing

a)

< P400,000

b)

P300,000 - P1.25M

c)

P1.25M - 2M

d)

P2M - P4M

e)

P4M +

9.

Housing projects provided to average income families

a)

Economic Housing

b)

Open Market Housing

c)

Middle Class Housing

d)

Apartment Projects

10.

What is NOT a basic need of human settlements?

a)

Water

b)

Movement & Circulation

c)

Storm Drain

d)

Parks & Playgrounds

e)

Ventilation

11.

Urban Development and Housing Act

a)

RA 7279

b)

RA 1129

c)

RA 1179

d)

RA 7250

12.

The most reasonable price based on the needs and capabilities of beneficiaries and RA 7279.

a)

Affordable Cost

b)

Economic Cost

c)

Open Market

d)

Median Range

13.

A building designed/used as a residence for one or more families

a)

Dwelling

b)

House

c)

Apartment Complex

d)

Condominium

14.

Facilities intended to serve common needs and for the benefit of the community

a)

Community Service

b)

Community Facilities

c)

Community Square

d)

Courtyard

15.

One family per lot.

a)

Single-family Dwelling

b)

Single-detached Dwelling

c)

Isolated Dwelling

d)

R1 Inside Lot

16.

A dwelling on one lot containing separate living units for multiple families. Usually provided with common access, services, and use of land.

a)

Multiple-family Dwelling

b)

Multiplex

c)

Duplex

d)

Apartment

17.

A dwelling for one family completely surrounded by open spaces.

a)

Open House

b)

Single-detached

c)

Duplex/Single-attached

d)

Courtyard House

18.

A dwelling containing two or more separate living units separated by party walls or firewalls.

a)

Single-detached

b)

Walled House

c)

Duplex/Single-attached

d)

Split House

19.

A single-attached dwelling containing three or more separate living units where they abut each other at the sides; separated by party walls.

a)

Rowhouse

b)

Continuous House

c)

Multiplex

d)

Multiple-attached

20.

A habitable dwelling unit that includes exterior walls, floors, openings for doors and windows, plumbing, and electrical.

a)

Shell House

b)

Complete House

c)

Full House

d)

Dwelling

21.

A habitable dwelling with all exterior walls, floors, openings for doors and windows, plumbing, electrical, and interior wall partitions.

a)

Full House

b)

Complete House

c)

Shell House

d)

Habitable House

22.

Facilities intended to serve common needs and for the benefit of the community.

a)

Community Facilities

b)

Service Facilities

c)

Essential Facilities

d)

Emergency Facilities

23.

Any wall which separates two abutting living units.

a)

Firewall

b)

Party Wall

c)

Separation Wall

d)

Partition Wall

24.

A wall used jointly by two parties under easement agreement.

a)

Party Wall

b)

Fire Wall

c)

Separation Wall

d)

Single-attached Wall

25.

A parcel of land bounded on the sides by streets. Occupied by or intended for buildings.

a)

Block

b)

Square

c)

Plaza

d)

Arena

26.

A public way 2.00 m. wide intended to break a block.

a)

Sidewalk

b)

Alley

c)

Minor Road

d)

Major Road

27.

A public way intended to be used only as pedestrian access to property for socialized housing projects; minimum width of 3.00 m. and a max length of 60.00 m.

a)

Sidewalk

b)

Minor Road

c)

Pathway

d)

Pathwalk

28.

What are the planning considerations for Subdivision Design?

i. Avoid flooding/hazardous areas

ii. Prioritize flat land

iii. Preserve trees with caliper diameter of 200 mm. or greater

iv. Follow easement requirements by other codes

v. Provide major streets with extensions for future connections

vi. Avoid excavation of ungraded land

vii. Preserve historic landmarks

a)

i, ii, iii and vi only

b)

i, iii, iv, v only

c)

All of the Above

d)

i, iv, and v only

29.

True of False:

There is no fixed ratio between saleable and non-saleable lots

a)

True

b)

False

c)

Depends whether or not it is owned by private or public sector

d)

Fixed for privately owned; Not fixed for government owned

30.

True of False:

Parks and Playgrounds are required for subdivision projects that measure 10,000 sqm. and above

a)

True

b)

False

c)

True for privately owned subdivisions; False for government owned subdivisions

d)

Depends on the topography of the subdivision

31.

The absolute minimum area for Parks and Playground in Subdivision Design

a)

100 sqm.

b)

50 sqm.

c)

75 sqm.

d)

150 sqm.

32.

If the number of lots per hectare is 155 in an Economic and Socialized Housing Subdivision, what should the percentage of the gross area for Parks and Playgrounds be?

a)

3.5%

b)

4%

c)

5%

d)

10%

33.

In Economic Housing, what percentage of the gross area should you allocate for Parks and Playgrounds if there are more than 225 lots per hectare?

a)

4%

b)

5%

c)

6%

d)

9%

34.

If the number of saleable lots and/or dwelling units for a subdivision project that is bigger than 1 hectare is above 100, what facilities should be present?

a)

Neighborhood Multi-Purpose Center

b)

Neighborhood Multi-purpose Center and Retail Center

c)

Neighborhood Multi-purpose Center, Retail Center, and Elementary School

d)

Tricycle Terminal

35.

When should there be a Neighborhood Multi-purpose Center, Retail Center, Elementary School, High School, and Tricycle Terminal?

a)

When a subdivision project is 2 hectares above and there are 1000 saleable lots

b)

When a subdivision project is 1 hectare above and there are 1000 saleable lots

c)

When a subdivision project is 2 hectares above and there are 1500+ saleable lots

d)

When a subdivision project is 1 hectare above and there are 1500+ saleable lots

36.

For Socialized and Economic Housing, what is the percentage of gross area for Community Facilities if there are less than 150 lots per hectare?

a)

1.0%

b)

1.5%

c)

2.0%

d)

None of the Above

37.

When are community facilities or multipurpose centers required?

a)

Projects that are more than 0.5 hectares above but below 2 hectares

b)

Projects that are 10,000 sqm. or above

c)

Projects that are 1.5 hectares or above

d)

Projects that are 20,000 sqm. or above but lower than 50, 000 sqm.

38.

Minimum size of an interconnecting road.

a)

10.00m.

b)

8.00m.

c)

6.50m.

d)

6.00m.

39.

Minimum size of a major road.

a)

10.00m.

b)

8.00m.

c)

6.50m.

d)

6.00m.

40.

Minimum size of a collector road.

a)

10.00m.

b)

8.00m.

c)

6.50m.

d)

6.00m.

41.

Minimum size of a minor road.

a)

10.00m.

b)

8.00m.

c)

6.50m.

d)

6.00m.

42.

Minimum size of a motor court.

a)

10.00m.

b)

8.00m.

c)

6.50m.

d)

6.00m.

43.

What if the difference between an alley and a pathwalk?

a)

An alley breaks a block and is not used to access property; A pathwalk provides pedestrian access to a property

b)

A pathwalk breaks a block and is not used to access property; An alley provides pedestrian access to a property

c)

An alley may be used as property access for socialized housing only with a max length of 60 m.; A pathwalk breaks a block that is over 50 m. in length

d)

A pathwalk may be used as property access for socialized housing with a max length of 60 m.; an alley provides pedestrian access only

44.

What is the setback needed for PUVs at subdivision entrances and from the main public road?

a)

3.00 meters

b)

5.00 meters

c)

2.50 meters

d)

2.00 meters

45.

True or False:

Planting Strips and Sidewalks are required for all RROW

a)

Depends on RROW width

b)

Required for Socialized Housing; Not Required for Economic Housing

c)

Required for Economic Housing; Not Required for Socialized Housing

d)

Depends on the volume of traffic

46.

For Economic and Socialized Housing, what is the width of a planting strip if the RROW is 12 meters wide?

a)

1.3 m.

b)

0.8 m.

c)

0.4 m.

d)

Optional

47.

Minimum lot areas for Socialized single-detached, duplex, and rowhouses respectively.

a)

64sqm, 48sqm, 28sqm

b)

72sqm, 54sqm, 36sqm

c)

36sqm, 54sqm, 72sqm

d)

28sqm, 48sqm, 64sqm

48.

Minimum lot areas for Economic single-detached, duplex, and rowhouses respectively.

a)

64sqm, 48sqm, 28sqm

b)

72sqm, 54sqm, 36sqm

c)

36sqm, 54sqm, 72sqm

d)

28sqm, 48sqm, 64sqm

49.

True or False:

The minimum lot frontage for a Socialized Rowhouse is 3.50 meters while an Economic Rowhouse is 4.00 meters

a)

True

b)

False

50.

A maximum of how many units and how long can a cluster of Rowhouses be?

a)

20 units; 100 meters

b)

20 units; 50 meters

c)

10 units; 100 meters

d)

10 units; 50 meters

51.

What is the maximum length of a subdivision block according to BP 220?

a)

400 meters

b)

500 meters

c)

250 meters

d)

100 meters

52.

When is an alley required?

a)

When the block length is 250 meters or more

b)

When the block length is 50 meters or more

c)

When the block length is 100 meters or more

d)

When the block length is 25 meters or more

53.

For Economic and Socialized Housing, the minimum setback for the Front is _____ while the Rear is _____.

a)

1.5m. ; 2.0m.

b)

2.0m. ; 1.5m.

c)

2.0m. ; 2.0m.

d)

1.5m. ; 1.5m.

54.

What is the minimum floor area for Socialized Housing?

a)

18 sqm.

b)

22 sqm.

c)

36 sqm.

d)

45 sqm.

55.

What is the minimum floor area for Economic Housing?

a)

18 sqm.

b)

22 sqm.

c)

46 sqm.

d)

64 sqm.

56.

______________ is a complete house based on submitted specifications; ______________ is a shell house with doors and windows to enclose the unit

a)

Shell House; Complete House

b)

Specified House; Shell House

c)

Economic Housing; Socialized Housing

d)

Full Housing; Basic Housing

57.

What is the minimum horizontal dimension for a court in a single-family dwelling?

a)

5.00 meters

b)

1.00 meter

c)

2.00 meters

d)

1.50 meters

58.

What is the Open Space requirements for a Corner Lot according to the NBC?

a)

30%

b)

15%

c)

20%

d)

10%

59.

What is the Open Space requirements for a Corner Lot according to BP 220?

a)

30%

b)

15%

c)

20%

d)

10%

60.

What is the Open Space requirements for an Inside Lot according to BP 220?

a)

30%

b)

15%

c)

20%

d)

10%

61.

What is the Open Space requirements for an Interior Lot according to BP 220?

a)

50%

b)

15%

c)

20%

d)

10%

62.

The minimum ceiling height is _____ and the minimum mezzanine height is ______.

a)

2.10 meters ; 1.50 meters

b)

2.00 meters ; 1.80 meters

c)

2.10 meters ; 1.80 meters

d)

2.10 meters; 2.00 meters

63.

The minimum ceiling height is _____ and the minimum mezzanine height is ______.

a)

2.10 meters ; 1.50 meters

b)

2.00 meters ; 1.80 meters

c)

2.10 meters ; 1.80 meters

d)

2.10 meters; 2.00 meters

64.

How wide should a passageway leading to a street or yard in Courts be?

a)

1.20m.

b)

1.00m.

c)

1.50m.

d)

1.10m.

65.

How many exits should there be if there are more than 10 occupants?

a)

1

b)

2

66.

What height should a bedroom door be?

a)

2.00m.

b)

1.80m.

c)

2.10m.

d)

1.90m.

67.

What height should a bathroom door be?

a)

2.00m.

b)

1.80m.

c)

2.10m.

d)

1.90m.

68.

Widths of the following doors respectively: main, bedroom, bathroom

a)

800mm., 700mm., 600mm.

b)

700 mm., 800mm., 600mm.

c)

All should at least be 700mm. depending on the budget

d)

All should at least be 600mm. depending on the budget

69.

Windows shall take up ____ of the floor area of a regular room and ____ of the floor area of a bathroom.

a)

10% ; 5%

b)

2% ; 5%

c)

5% ; 15%

d)

2.5% ; 5%

70.

Handrails should be _____ from the floor.

a)

800 mm. to 1200 mm.

b)

1000 mm.

c)

900 mm.

d)

910 mm. - 1200 mm.

71.

Handrails are not required for stairs with ______.

a)

Less than 4 steps

b)

Less than 3 steps

c)

2 steps

d)

5 steps

72.

What is the minimum tread at any point of a circular stairway?

a)

200 mm.

b)

150 mm.

c)

300 mm.

d)

250 mm.

73.

True or False:

Ladders are allowed to be used as a means for vertical circulation.

a)

False

b)

True

74.

When do you provide a landing for ladders?

a)

At every 1.8 meter of rise

b)

At every 2 meter of rise

c)

At every 1.5 meter of rise

d)

Anywhere

75.

Minimum headroom for stairways.

a)

2.10m.

b)

2.00m.

c)

1.80m.

d)

1.90m.

76.

Minimum width of stairways.

a)

600mm.

b)

750mm.

c)

700mm.

d)

650mm.

77.

How thick should firewalls be?

a)

6 inches

b)

100 mm.

c)

200 mm.

d)

8 inches

78.

True or False:

Firewalls are required even when a dwelling does not abut a property line

a)

True

b)

False

79.

Height of firewall extension above roof and building edges.

a)

300 mm.

b)

150 mm.

c)

200 mm.

d)

100 mm.

80.

True or False:

Portions of a multiple-family dwelling property may be used for non-residential purposes if it is harmonious or compatible with the residential character of the property (ex. clinics, offices, carports)

a)

True

b)

False

c)

Depends whether or not the dwelling is owned privately or by the government

d)

Only small sari-sari stores are allowed

81.

When can you use winding or circular stairs?

a)

If required tread is provided at a point not more than 300 mm. away from the narrow end of the stairway

b)

If required tread is provided at a point not more than 150 mm. away from the narrow end of the stairway

c)

If required tread is provided at a point not more than 200 mm. away from the narrow end of the stairway

d)

If required tread is provided at a point not more than 100 mm. away from the narrow end of the stairway

82.

True or False:

The property of a multiple-family dwelling must abut a public street.

a)

True

b)

False

c)

Not necessarily

83.

Non-residential use for a multiple-family dwelling has a maximum of _____ of the total residential area.

a)

30%

b)

25%

c)

10%

d)

15%

84.

What is a Blank Wall?

a)

A wall with no openings or only minimal openings for toilets and bathrooms

b)

A wall entirely painted in white

c)

Blank Space by Taylor Swift

d)

A wall with openings that lead to service areas such as the kitchen and stock room

85.

When computing for the non-residential area, which shall be included?

i. carports

ii. balconies

iii. hallways

a)

i. and ii. only

b)

ii. only

c)

iii. only

d)

All of the Above

86.

For 1 to 2-storey multiple-family dwelling buildings, the distance between buildings shall be ______ and the distance between eaves shall be ______.

a)

5.00 m. ; 1.5 m.

b)

4.00 m. ; 2.00 m.

c)

4.00 m. ; 1.50 m.

d)

5.00 m. ; 2.50 m.

87.

For 3 to 4-storey multiple-family dwelling buildings, the distance between buildings shall be ______ and the distance between eaves shall be ______.

a)

6.00 m. ; 3.00 m.

b)

4.00 m. ; 2.00 m.

c)

6.00 m. ; 2.00 m.

d)

5.00 m. ; 2.50 m.

88.

For multiple-family dwelling buildings with 4-storeys or more, the distance between buildings shall be ______ and the distance between eaves shall be ______.

a)

6.00 m. ; 3.00 m.

b)

4.00 m. ; 2.00 m.

c)

8.00 m. ; 6.00 m.

d)

10.00 m. ; 6.00 m.

89.

What is the ratio of parking units for multiple-family dwellings and condominiums?

a)

1 slot per 8 units

b)

1 slot per 10 units

c)

1 slot per 5 units

d)

1 slot per 15 units

90.

True or False:

Off-site parking is allowed for multiple-family dwelling units.

a)

True

b)

False

c)

As long as the topography does not incline at more than 10%

d)

As long as it is not more than 100 meters away

91.

True or False:

Fire suppression systems are required for multiple-family dwellings.

a)

True

b)

False

c)

Only for structures more than 20 meters in height

d)

Only for structures more than 15 meters in height

92.

Elevators are required for buildings when _________.

a)

Majority of the occupants are persons with disability

b)

It is 5-storeys or higher

c)

It is 4-storeys or higher

d)

It is a mid-rise building