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WorksheetsSBEQ2523 DELAY & EOT
Total questions: 15
Worksheet time: 8mins
1. Under PAM Contract, the contractor is required to proceed with the works:
A. As slowly as needed
B. Without any planning
C. Regularly and diligently
D. Only when instructed
2. What is the main clause in PAM 2006/2018 that governs Extension of Time (EOT)?
A. Clause 11.0
B. Clause 23.0
C. Clause 24.0
D. Clause 21.0
3. Which of the following is NOT a duty of the employer under the contract?
A. Duty of positive cooperation
B. Duty of non-hindrance
C. Duty to supply materials
D. Duty to prevent contractor from completing early
4. Delay caused by extreme weather is categorized as:
A. Employer delay
B. Neutral event
C. Contractor’s fault
D. Liquidated damages event
5. What is the consequence if the architect fails to issue an EOT certificate for employer-caused delay?
A. Contractor must pay LAD
B. Time becomes at large
C. Contractor is penalized
D. Project is terminated
6. Which clause requires the contractor to notify intention to claim EOT?
A. Clause 11.1
B. Clause 23.1(a)
C. Clause 23.3
D. Clause 24.0
7. According to Clause 23.1(b), when must the contractor submit full particulars after the delay ends?
A. Immediately
B. Within 7 days
C. Within 14 days
D. Within 28 days
8. If the contractor fails to submit particulars in time, it is deemed that:
A. Delay did not occur
B. Contractor accepts no delay entitlement
C. Employer caused the delay
D. Time is automatically extended
9. Which of the following is a duty imposed under Clause 23.6?
A. Pay for acceleration
B. Prevent contractor access
C. Use best endeavours to prevent or reduce delay
D. Delay decision making
10. Acceleration of works is treated under which clause as a variation?
A. Clause 23.4
B. Clause 21.2
C. Clause 11.1(d)(iv)
D. Clause 24.1
11. Which of the following is NOT a valid method of delay analysis?
A. Collapsed As-Built
B. Retrospective Projection
C. Time Impact Analysis
D. Window Analysis
12. What is the maximum time for the architect to decide on the EOT application after receiving full particulars?
A. 14 days
B. 21 days
C. 6 weeks
D. No time limit
13. Which case established that failure to grant EOT in reasonable time is a breach of contract?
A. Arab-Malaysian Corp v ASM Dev
B. Monkland v Jack Barclay
C. Fernbrook Trading Co Ltd v Taggart
D. IEM v CIDB
14. If the contractor mitigates delay due to Relevant Events, and incurs extra costs, can he claim those?
A. No, costs are always at his risk
B. Yes, only if mitigation fails
C. Yes, if instructed or entitled via variation
D. No, unless specified in Clause 24.0
15. In the case of Monkland v Jack Barclay, what key principle was established?
A. Delay must always be compensated
B. Contractor can act outside contract terms
C. Contractor must act reasonably and lawfully when mitigating delay
D. Employer can issue oral instructions to accelerate work
