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SPP and Architectural Practice

Total questions: 89

Worksheet time: 45mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

UAP Doc 200

a)

Code of Ethical Conduct

b)

Pre-Design Services

c)

Specialized Allied Services

d)

Construction Services

2.

SPP Doc 201

a)

Code of Ethical Conduct

b)

Pre-Design Services

c)

Specialized Allied Services

d)

Construction Services

3.

SPP Doc 202

a)

Design Services

b)

Pre-Design Services

c)

Post-Construction Services

d)

Construction Services

4.

SPP Doc 203

a)

Design Services

b)

Pre-Design Services

c)

Specialized Allied Services

d)

Construction Services

5.

SPP Doc 204-A

a)

Design Services

b)

Pre-Design Services

c)

Specialized Allied Services

d)

Fulltime Supervision Services

6.

SPP Doc 205

a)

Design Services

b)

Post-Construction Services

c)

Specialized Allied Services

d)

Construction Services

7.

SPP Doc 206

a)

Design Services

b)

Comprehensive Architectural Services

c)

Specialized Allied Services

d)

Construction Services

8.

SPP Doc 207

a)

Design-Build Services

b)

Comprehensive Architectural Services

c)

Specialized Allied Services

d)

Construction Services

9.

SPP Doc 208

a)

Design-Build Services

b)

Comprehensive Architectural Services

c)

Architectural Design Competition

d)

Construction Services

10.

SPP Doc 209

a)

Design-Build Services

b)

Comprehensive Architectural Services

c)

Professional Architectural Consulting Services (PACS)

d)

Construction Services

11.

UAP-IAPOA Doc 210

a)

Design-Build Services

b)

Comprehensive Architectural Services

c)

Architect's Guidelines for Standards of Professional Practice Compliances

d)

Construction Services

12.

SPP Doc 204-B

a)

Design-Build Services

b)

Comprehensive Architectural Services

c)

Construction Management Services

d)

Construction Services

13.

What doe CoR stand for?

a)

Credit of Registry

b)

Certificate of Registration

c)

Certificate of Registry

d)

Copy of Registration

14.

Article V Section 41 of RA 9266

a)

Standards of Professional Practice

b)

SPP 200

c)

Methods of Compensation

d)

Architectural Fines and Violations

15.

Every when is the renewal for the architectural license?

a)

3 years

b)

5 years

c)

10 years

d)

2 years

16.

When is it best to use Direct Selection?

a)

For relatively small project, based on reputation or personal recommendations

b)

Conducted by committees of institutions, corporations, or agencies

c)

When it is for commercial use by the private sector

d)

For a residential project in a highly urbanized city

17.

When is it best to use Architectural Design Competition (ADC) as a method of selection?

a)

For civic or monumental projects

b)

For committees or large institutions, corporation or public agencies

c)

When the client is a well-known and first class individual

d)

For international clients

18.

Arrange the process of Comparative Selection.

i. Pre-qualification

ii. Invitation

iii. Interview

iv. Verification

v. Negotiation

vi. Evaluation and Ranking

a)

ii., i., iii., iv., vi., v.

b)

i., ii., iii., iv., v., vi.

c)

iii., ii., iv., v., vi., i.

d)

ii., iii., iv., v., vi., i.

19.

What is the advantage of hosting an Architectural Design Competition?

a)

Open to RLAs and AFs

b)

Helps the clients decide better

c)

Results are based on skill and not just branding

d)

Good for starting architects

20.

Who are the participants of an Architectural Design Competition?

i. Sponsor/Client

ii. Competitors (RLAs and foreign architects)

iii. Professional Advisers (RLA and IAPOA members)

iv. Jury

v. Firm Marketers

vi. Contractors

a)

All of the Above

b)

i., ii., iii., iv. only

c)

ii. only

d)

i. and ii. only

21.

Expanding services of architect and involving architects in the earliest stages of the project.

a)

SPP 200

b)

SPP 201

c)

SPP 203

d)

SPP 202

22.

True or False:

Consultation and Pre-feasibility Studies both fall under SPP 201.

a)

True

b)

False

23.

True or False:

Site Selection and Site Planning both fall under SPP 202.

a)

True

b)

False

24.

When does the architect submit proposals for the pre-design services?

a)

After the initial meeting with the Client

b)

Immediately after finishing the proposals

c)

The second meeting with the Client

d)

After seeing the site

25.

Method of Compensation that is applicable to only non-creative works.

a)

Multiple of Direct Personnel Expenses

b)

Professional Fee and Expenses

c)

Lump Sum or Fixed Fee

d)

Per Diem

26.

The Method of Compensation frequently used in continuous series of projects.

a)

Professional Fee and Expenses

b)

Multiple of Direct Personnel Expenses

c)

Lump Sum

d)

Fixed Fee

27.

What Method of Compensation is usually used for government projects due to paperwork and its time-consuming process?

a)

Lump Sum

b)

Multiple of Direct Personnel Expenses

c)

Per Diem

d)

All of the Above

28.

When is the Method of Compensation Per Diem, Honorarium and Reimbursable Expenses?

a)

Ocular or Site Visits

b)

Small fit-outs not over 20sqm.

c)

Lunch break allowance

d)

All of the Above

29.

What does Per Diem payment mean?

a)

Per Day

b)

Voluntary payment

c)

Out-of-pocket expenses

d)

All of the Above

30.

Which group of professionals is SPP 202 applicable to?

i. Individual RLAs or group practice

ii. Foreign Architects

iii. BPOs

iv. Unlicensed Junior Architects

a)

i. and ii. only

b)

All of the Above

c)

i., ii., and iii. only

d)

i., ii., iii., and iv. only

31.

True or False:

Bidding or Negotiation Phase can be found in SPP 201.

a)

True

b)

False

32.

True or False:

Schematic Design Phase and Project Definition Phase can be found in SPP 202.

a)

True

b)

False

33.

True or False:

The Construction Phase can be found in SPP 204-B.

a)

True

b)

False

34.

It is the preparation of drawings from approved schematics and conceptual plans.

a)

Design Development Phase

b)

Schematic Phase

c)

Contract Document Phase

d)

Bidding Phase

35.

It is when the owner defines the project requirements; architects inform about the technical requirements and professional fees.

a)

Project Definition Phase

b)

Schematic Design Phase

c)

Initial Meeting

d)

Contract Document Phase

36.

It is between the architect and owner with sub-consultancy contracts between the architect and other allied professionals.

a)

Single Contract

b)

Separate Contract

37.

Separate contracts among engineers, architects, and allied professionals and the owner.

a)

Single Contract

b)

Separate Contract

38.

Based on the classification found in SPP 202, what is the description of Group 1 projects?

a)

Moderate complexity of plan or design

b)

Simplest Utilization and Character

c)

Exceptional Character and Complexity

d)

Residences

39.

Based on the classification found in SPP 202, what is an example of a Group 2 project?

a)

Bakeries

b)

Call Centers

c)

3-storey Houses

d)

Aquariums

40.

Based on the classification found in SPP 202, what Group is a housing project under?

a)

Group 4

b)

Group 7

c)

Group 6

d)

Group 5

41.

Who pays for the extra sets of contract documents?

a)

Architect

b)

Contractor

c)

Client

d)

Depends who requests

42.

Architectural Interiors, Acoustic Design, Architectural Lighting, and Layout Design are all under which service?

a)

Specialized Architectural Services

b)

Physical Planning Service

c)

Comprehensive Development Planning Services

d)

None of the Above

43.

The orderly arrangement of vertical structures, horizontal developments like ROWs, open spaces and activity spaces, considering the immediate surroundings, interrelationship of structures and the impact on the neighboring area.

a)

Physical Planning

b)

Urban Planning

c)

Urban Development and Layout

d)

All of the Above

44.

The scientific study on the built environment's well-being.

a)

Architecture

b)

Forensic Architecture

c)

Site Development Plan

d)

Site Feasibility Study

45.

What does CSG stand for?

a)

Construction Supervision Group

b)

Contractor's Standards and Guidelines

c)

Construction Standards and Guidelines

d)

Civil Structure Group

46.

What are the scope of services found in SPP 204-A?
i. Quality Control

ii. Evaluation of Construction Work

iii. Preparation of Daily Inspection Reports

iv. Filing of Documents

v. Purchasing of Construction Materials

a)

i., ii., iii., iv. only

b)

All of the Above

c)

i. and ii. only

d)

i., ii., and iii. only

47.

Who is allowed to be a Construction Manager?

a)

Member of the staff of the Owner

b)

Independent individual

c)

Firm hired by the Owner

d)

All of the Above

48.

True of False:

Project Management is under SPP 206.

a)

True

b)

False

49.

How is the Project Manager compensated?

a)

Percentage basis

b)

Per project phase

c)

Based on visual progress

d)

All of the Above

50.

The people appointed by the Owner to assess the entries of the competition.

a)

Jury

b)

Judges

c)

Architects

d)

None of the Above

51.

An architect appointed by the Owner and approved by IAPOA to organize the ADC on behalf of the Owner.

a)

Professional Advisor

b)

Head Jury

c)

Head Architect

d)

Officer-in-Charge

52.

Specialist personnel who may be consulted by the Jurors during the conduct of the ADC on behalf of the Owner.

a)

Technical Advisor

b)

Compensation Secretariat

c)

Compensation Advisor

d)

Technical Secretary

53.

Body formed by the Owner and approved by the Professional Advisor to assist the Professional Advisor and the Jury in the administrative conduct of the ADC.

a)

Professional Body

b)

Competition Secretariat

c)

Secretariat Body

d)

Administrative Committee

54.

True of False:

Anonymity of the competitors should be maintained until the final judgment of the competition.

a)

True

b)

False

55.

Who supervises the ADC?

a)

Professional Advisor

b)

The Jury

c)

Owner

d)

All of the Above

56.

True or False:

All drawings and plans, other than those who won the competition or won prizes or have been purchased by the Owner, shall be destroyed after the public exhibition unless provisions are made.

a)

True

b)

False

c)

There is no such rule

57.

Holistic and progressive growth and advancement of community, province, region, and nation inclusive of their respective economic, social, physical, environmental, and institutional sectors.

a)

Comprehensive Development

b)

Consortium

c)

Consulting Architectural Firm

d)

Architectural Development

58.

Refers to a coalition of purely Filipino professional consultants or consulting firms collaborating with authorized foreign professional consultants or firms.

a)

Consortium

b)

Foreign Agreement

c)

Foreign Consultancy Collaboration (FCC)

d)

Combined Development

59.

What does FPCA stand for?

a)

Foreign and Philippine Consortium Architecture

b)

Filipino Professional Consulting Architect

c)

Filipino Practitioners of Civil Architects

d)

Foreign Passport Consortium Architecture

60.

Refers to a factor which compensates the PCS for the following: overhead office cost, fringe benefits and social charges, fee for contingencies, interest on capital reserves, and profit.

a)

Multiplier

b)

Professional Fee

c)

Lump Sum

d)

Mixed Compensation

61.

Used when PCA services are expected to be required at intervals over a period of time; assures that the services will be available when required.

a)

Retainer

b)

Per Diem

c)

Lump Sum

d)

Salary Cost

62.

How long until payments will be entitled to interest?

a)

More than 30 days from billing day

b)

More than 7 working days from billing day

c)

More than 14 working days from billing day

d)

Depends on the architect

63.

When can PCAs sign and seal architectural documents?

a)

Only if they also act as the Architect-of-Record

b)

Any kind of architect is allowed to sign and seal as long as they are licensed

c)

Only when they are the principal architect of the firm

d)

Depends on the Client

64.

What does ADR stand for?

a)

Alternative Dispute Resolution

b)

Architectural Design Revision

c)

Archived Design Renders

d)

Architectural Diminutive Review

65.

The globally common Method of Compensation.

a)

Percentage-based

b)

Lump Sum

c)

Per Diem

d)

Mixed Compensation

66.

What is the most common contract for architectural design services?

a)

Detailed Architectural and Engineering Design Services

b)

Detailed Architectural Design Services

c)

Design and Build Service

d)

Design, Manage, and Build Services

67.

True or False:

DAEDS is a Design-Build Service

a)

False

b)

True

68.

Upon signing of the Service Agreement, what percentage of the Professional Fee should be paid?

a)

5%

b)

10%

c)

25%

d)

40%

69.

Upon completion and submission of the Schematic Design Phase, what percentage of the Professional Fee should be paid EXCLUDING the previous payment?

a)

15%

b)

20%

c)

25%

d)

40%

70.

Upon completion and submission of the Design Development Phase, what percentage of the Professional Fee should be paid EXCLUDING the previous payment?

a)

15%

b)

20%

c)

25%

d)

40%

71.

Upon completion and submission of the Contract Documents Phase, what percentage of the Professional Fee should be paid EXCLUDING the previous payment?

a)

60%

b)

30%

c)

25%

d)

50%

72.

Where does the remaining 10% payment of the Project go?

a)

Construction Phase

b)

Finishing Phase

c)

Mobilization and Overhead

d)

Contractor's Fee

73.

How is the Construction Phase payment divided?

a)

5% for Architect's Liability and 5% for Periodic Construction Supervision

b)

10% for Architectural Supervision and 10% for Contractor's Fee

c)

5% for Site Visit Mobilization and 5% for Overhead

d)

None of the Above

74.

This may involve certification and documentation costs such as LEED, GREEN, or BERDE.

a)

Third Party Certification

b)

Green Building Certification

c)

IAPOA Certification

d)

International Sustainable Standard Certification

75.

The CM will be paid in fixed fee which is not affected by variations in estimates, bids, or change in order unless the Owner initiates an increase in scope.

a)

Firm Fixed Price

b)

Fixed Price Incentive

c)

Cost + Fixed Fee

d)

Fixed Fee

76.

The CM will be paid in fixed fee which is adjusted according to the difference between the final allowable costs and the target costs.

a)

Fixed Price Incentive

b)

Firm Fixed Price

c)

Cost + Incentive Fee

d)

Cost + Fixed Fee

77.

Cost reimbursement contracts with provisions for a fee that is adjusted by "sharing formulas" applied to the difference between final allowable costs and the target costs.

a)

Cost + Incentive Fee (CPIF)

b)

Cost + Adjusted Fee (CPAF)

c)

None of the Above

d)

All of the Above

78.

CM will be paid with fixed fee plus reimbursement expenses incurred in the services.

a)

Cost + Fixed Fee

b)

Firm Fixed Fee

c)

Fixed Price Incentive

d)

Fixed Fee

79.

What is the recommended Professional Fee for Construction Managers?

a)

1.5% to 3% of the PCC

b)

3.5% to 7% of the PCC

c)

1% to 2% of the PCC

d)

2% to 4% of the PCC

80.

If the PM is also the architect for the design service, how are they compensated?

a)

Separately

b)

Included in the DAEDs PF

c)

Included in the DADs PF

d)

Included in the last 10% of the percentage Method of Compensation

81.

What is the recommended PF of the PM?

a)

2% to 5% of PCC

b)

1% to 3% of PCC

c)

10% of PCC

d)

1.5% of PCC

82.

What is the timeline of when the Owner should pay the 1st Prize Winner of an ADC?

a)

Within 1 month after the official ADC announcement

b)

Within 1 week after the official ADC announcement

c)

Within 3 weeks after the ADC announcement

d)

Within 30 days after the ADC annonouncement

83.

Total cost of fixtures and accessories for architectural interiors, acoustics, lighting works, site development civil works, etc. designed, specified or produced by the Specialist Architect.

a)

CoW

b)

AF

c)

RLA

d)

CoA

84.

Refers to the Architect commissioned by the Owner/Client to plan and design the building/structure and all its utilities.

a)

Prime Professional

b)

Architect-of-Record

c)

Construction Manager

d)

Project Manager

85.

Means a duly notarized written contract or equivalent public instrument stipulating the scope of services and guaranteeing compensation of such services to be rendered by an architect registered and licensed by the PRC-PRBoA.

a)

Service Agreement

b)

Design Agreement

c)

Professional Agreement

d)

Official Notary

86.

Intellectual Code of the Philippines

a)

RA 8293

b)

RA 9184

c)

RA 9266

d)

RA 9285

87.

Government Procurement Act of 2003

a)

RA 8293

b)

RA 9184

c)

RA 9266

d)

RA 9285

88.

Architecture Act of 2004

a)

RA 8293

b)

RA 9184

c)

RA 9266

d)

RA 9285

89.

Alternative Dispute Resolution Act of 2004

a)

RA 8293

b)

RA 9184

c)

RA 9266

d)

RA 9285

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