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Quiz no. 1: RA 9266

Total questions: 36

Worksheet time: 30mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the full title of R.A. 9266?

a)

An Act Providing for a More Responsive and Comprehensive Regulation for the Registration, Licensing and Practice of Architecture

b)

An Act Providing for a More Responsive Regulation for Architects

c)

An Act to Regulate the Practice of Architecture in the Philippines

d)

An Act to Establish the Professional Regulatory Board of Architecture

2.

Who is responsible for the total design of a project according to the Architecture Act?

a)

Architect-in-charge of construction

b)

Consulting architect

c)

Architect-of-record

d)

General practice architect

3.

What does CPD stand for in the context of the Architecture Act?

a)

Continuing Practice Development

b)

Continuing Professional Development

c)

Certified Professional Designer

d)

Comprehensive Professional Designation

4.

Which body supervises the Professional Regulatory Board of Architecture?

a)

Department of Trade and Industry

b)

Professional Regulation Commission

c)

Integrated and Accredited Professional Organization of Architects

d)

Securities and Exchange Commission

5.

What is the minimum weighted general average required to pass the licensure examination?

a)

60%

b)

70%

c)

75%

d)

80%

6.

What is the term for the document that contains the norms governing the practice of architecture?

a)

Architectural Standards

b)

Code of Ethical Conduct

c)

Code of Conduct

d)

Professional Guidelines

7.

What is the role of the Consulting Architect?

a)

To supervise construction

b)

To manage the architectural firm

c)

To design the project

d)

To provide specialized expertise

8.

What is the primary purpose of the Architecture Act of 2004?

a)

To establish architectural schools

b)

To promote architectural tourism

c)

To regulate foreign architects

d)

To enhance the quality of architectural practice

9.

Which of the following is NOT a qualification for PRBOA members?

a)

10 years of active practice

b)

BS Architecture degree

c)

Membership in IAPOA

d)

Citizen and resident of the Philippines

10.

What is the maximum term of office for a PRBOA member?

a)

Two years

b)

Three years

c)

Four years

d)

One year

11.

What is required for a foreign architect to practice in the Philippines?

a)

A degree from a Philippine university

b)

A local partner

c)

A special permit

d)

A Philippine citizenship

12.

What does the term 'Architectural documents' refer to?

a)

Only architectural drawings

b)

All outputs of an architect that can be signed and sealed

c)

Only specifications and contracts

d)

Any document related to architecture

13.

Which of the following is the role of the IAPOA?

a)

To oversee architectural education

b)

To issue licenses to architects

c)

To provide continuing professional development programs

d)

To regulate architectural firms

14.

What is the consequence of practicing architecture without a license?

a)

A warning

b)

A fine

c)

Criminal liability

d)

Community service

15.

What is the purpose of the service agreement in architecture?

a)

To outline the scope of services

b)

To register the architect

c)

To apply for a license

d)

To secure funding for projects

16.

What is the minimum percentage required in any subject to pass the licensure examination?

a)

70%

b)

60%

c)

50%

d)

40%

17.

What is the primary duty of the PRC and PRBOA?

a)

To enforce the provisions of RA 9266

b)

To provide architectural education

c)

To manage architectural firms

d)

To issue architectural permits

18.

What is the definition of 'Architectural interiors'?

a)

The design of outdoor spaces

b)

The planning of indoor areas of buildings

c)

The structural design of buildings

d)

The aesthetic appeal of buildings

19.

What is the role of the Board in the licensure examination process?

a)

To conduct the examination

b)

To prepare and release results

c)

To provide training for applicants

d)

To issue licenses

20.

What is the significance of the seal used by architects?

a)

It is a requirement for all documents

b)

It signifies the architect's registration

c)

It is used for marketing purposes

d)

It is a decorative element

21.

What is the consequence of signing plans not prepared by an architect?

a)

No consequence

b)

A fine

c)

Suspension of license

d)

Criminal charges

22.

What is the purpose of the continuing professional development program?

a)

To regulate architectural firms

b)

To promote architectural tourism

c)

To provide networking opportunities

d)

To maintain and enhance knowledge

23.

What is the definition of 'Diversified architectural experience'?

a)

Experience in architectural education

b)

Experience in various architectural fields

c)

Experience in a single project

d)

Experience in project management

24.

What is the role of the PRBOA in relation to the syllabi for examinations?

a)

To distribute the syllabi

b)

To revise the syllabi

c)

To approve the syllabi

d)

To create the syllabi

25.

What is the requirement for a foreign architect to take the licensure examination?

a)

A degree from a Philippine university

b)

A Philippine citizenship

c)

A local partner

d)

A letter from their government

26.

What is the consequence of manipulating licensure examination results?

a)

Loss of license

b)

Criminal charges

c)

Suspension from the Board

d)

A warning

27.

Who nominates persons for each position in the PRBArch?

a)

The outgoing members of the PRBArch

b)

The President of the Philippines

c)

Any registered and licensed architect may nominate persons for vacant positions in the PRBArch

d)

The IAPOA

28.

All of the following are grounds for the disqualification of any nominee for a PRBArch position except for which one?

a)

The nominee is an officer of the UAP.

b)

The nominee is an officer of a professional organization for architects that is not the UAP.

c)

The nominee has never taught at a school, university, or review center teaching architecture courses.

d)

Both B and C

29.

Foreign nationals need a temporary or special permit to practice architecture in the Philippines. Where can this special permit be obtained?

a)

From the local counterpart

b)

From the PRBArch

c)

From the Department of Foreign Affairs

d)

From the PRC

30.


Documents which define all aspects of professional service, prescribes minimum basic fees and establishes the rights and obligations of both the architect and the client.

a)

Code of Ethical Conduct

b)

Schedule of Fees

c)

Architect's Credo

d)

Standards of Professional Practice

31.

CPD

(a)  

32.

IAPOA

(a)  

33.

SPP

(a)  

34.

SEC

(a)  

35.

PRC

(a)  

36.

Explain the qualifications, the requirements, and how to pass the Architecture Licensure Exam.

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