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Total questions: 60

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1.

A LEGAL RESTRICTION ON BUILDING CONSTRUCTION TO PROVIDE ACCESS,

LIGHT, VENTILATION, OR PREVENT ENCROACHMENT.

a)

Courtyard

b)

Set Back

c)

Easement

d)

Right of Way

2.

A DESIGNATED AREA WITHIN A CITY OR MUNICIPALITY WITH FIRE HAZARD

CLASSIFICATIONS THAT DETERMINE CONSTRUCTION REQUIREMENTS.

a)

Fire Area

b)

Fire Lane

c)

Fire Risk

d)

Fire Zone

3.

SECTION 205: BUILDING OFFICIALS – THE ________ DESIGNATES BUILDING

OFFICIALS IN CITIES AND MUNICIPALITIES TO CARRY OUT LOCAL ENFORCEMENT.

a)

President

b)

Secretary

c)

City Mayor

d)

Governor

4.

BUILDING PERMIT APPLICATIONSUBMISSIONS MUST INCLUDE:

______ SETS OF PLANS (ARCHITECTURAL, STRUCTURAL, ELECTRICAL, MECHANICAL,

PLUMBING, ETC.) SPECIFICATIONS, ESTIMATES, AND BILL OF MATERIALS.

a)

Three

b)

Four

c)

Five

d)

Six

5.

SECTION 401: TYPES OF CONSTRUCTION:

MASONRY AND WOOD CONSTRUCTION, WITH PARTIAL FIRE RESISTANCE.

a)

TYPE i

b)

TYPE II

c)

TYPE III

d)

TYPE IV

6.

Minimum Requirements for Accessibility:

Doorway widths should be with a min. 0.80 m

a)

0.70 M.

b)

0.80 M.

c)

0.90 M

d)

1.00 M.

7.

Minimum Requirements for Accessibility:

Corridor widths must be with a minimum of _______ meter.

a)

0.90 M

b)

1.00 M.

c)

1.10 M.

d)

1.20 M.

8.

a parcel of land bounded on the sides by streets or alleys or pathways or other natural or

man-made features, and occupied by or intended for buildings.

a)

Lot

b)

Subdivision

c)

Block

d)

Plot

9.

a type of real property where individuals own separate units within a building and

share ownership of common areas, including the land, through a corporation formed for that

purpose.

a)

Building

b)

Apartment

c)

Condominium

d)

Skyscraper

10.

Prevention of Site Assets: Existing trees ( ____mm+ diameter),

shrubs, and quality topsoil must be preserved as per DENR

rules and reused for landscaping.

a)

100 mm

b)

200 mm

c)

300 mm

d)

400 mm

11.

PD 957: Road Right of Way:

Major road: ______m. minimum

a)

8.00 m.

b)

12.00 m.

c)

10.00 m.

d)

6.00 m.

12.

PD 957 Shelter Component:

Minimum floor area for open market housing shall be 42 square meters and

_____ square meters for medium cost housing.

a)

30 sqm.

b)

40 sqm.

c)

50 sqm.

d)

20 sqm.

13.

Affordable housing for low-income earners with slightly

higher cost and standards than socialized housing.

a)

Low Income Housing

b)


Economic Housing

c)

Low Cost Housing

d)

Resettlement Housing

14.

A 3m-wide pedestrian access, applicable only to socialized housing.

a)

Alley

b)

Motor Court

c)

Path walk

d)

Service Road

15.

A housing unit that is partially complete—basic structural enclosure with

windows and doors, common in socialized housing.

a)

Core House

b)

Shell House

c)

Row House

d)

Studio Unit

16.

Refers to the number of lots or dwelling units per hectare, used to determine

allocation for parks, roads, and community facilities.

a)

Population

b)


Density

c)

Concentration

d)

Amenities

17.

BP 220 DESIGN GUIDELINES:

Multi Condominium Housing

Elevators: Required for ____-storey & above.

a)

4 storey

b)

6 storey

c)

5 storey

d)

7 storey

18.

A legal process where disputes are settled by a neutral third party instead of going to court.

a)

Litigation

b)

Settlement

c)

Mediation

d)

Arbitration

19.

Mandatory for license renewal.

a)

NBI Clearance

b)


Continuing Professional Development

c)

2 Yrs. Apprentice

d)

Passed the Architecture Licensure Examination

20.

The process of overseeing construction activities to ensure

compliance with approved plans and designs, and to ensure that the built environment meets

the required standards.

a)

Site Visits

b)

Construction

Supervision

c)

Construction

Management

d)

Site Inspections

21.

Conducting site analysis, feasibility

studies, and preliminary design development.

a)


Pre-Design

b)

Design Development

c)

Schematic Phase

d)

Consultation Phase

22.

A legal concept granting creators control over their literary and

artistic creations.

a)

Copyright

b)

Patent

c)

Trademark

d)

Technology Transfer

23.

In the Philippines, copyright protection lasts during the

lifetime of the author plus ____ years after their death.

a)

10 YRS.

b)


50 YRS.

c)

30 YRS.

d)

100 YRS.

24.

the PRC leadership is composed of ___ members.

a)

5 members

b)

2 members

c)

4 members

d)

3 members

25.

Within 15 days after the awards of Bids, the payment to the Architect shall be adjusted so that it will amount to a sum equivalent to how many percent of the Basic Fee, computed upon the winning Bid? Price?

a)

100%

b)

50%

c)

85%

d)

90%

26.

How many percent of the architect's fee is payable to the architect upon completion of the preparation of the schematic design phase and up to final design development phase?

a)

20%

b)

35%

c)

50%

d)

10%

27.

The fee of the architect for design-build services by administration.

a)

10%

b)

5%

c)

7%

d)

3%

28.

One of the methods of compensation for architectural service is based on technical hours and expenses & made by adding all costs of technical services (man-hours time rate). A multiplier is used to take care of overhead & profit. This method, however, is applicable only to non-creative work & aspects of pre-design services & supervision work. What is this method called?

a)

Cost Plus

b)

Multiple Direct Personal Expenses

c)

Lump Sum

d)

Per Diem

29.

Which is included in the Architect's Professional Fee?

a)

Fees for soil tests

b)

Fees for Electronic Design

c)

Fees for Topographical Surveys

d)

Fees for Mechanical Systems design

30.

The minimum fee per appearance of an architect when rendering service as an expert witness shall be.

a)

P200

b)

P500

c)

P750

d)

Free of Charge

31.

When the owner fails to implement the plans and documents for construction as prepared by the architect, the architect is entitled to receive what percentage of his fee.

a)

35%

b)

50%

c)

85%

d)

100%

32.

For interior design services, the architect shall be paid what percentage of

the fee upon submission of the final design.

a)

5%

b)

25%

c)

50%

d)

20%

33.

How are projects classified in determining the basis for the Architect's Basic Fee?

a)

Owners Financial Funds

b)

Contractors Adaptability to Project

c)

Degree of Project Complexity

d)

Architects Reputation

34.

For a housing project exceeding 10 units, how much is the minimum fee chargeable for each additional unit, excluding the fees for the first 10 units?

a)

10% of Minimum Basic Fee

b)

30% MBF for 11th Unit above

c)

30% MBF for 2nd to 10th Unit

d)

60% MBF for 11th Unit and Above

35.

The Project Construction Cost referred to in the compensation of the Architect for his Regular Design Fee means the cost of the completed structure which include one of the following:

a)

Grottos

b)

swimming pool

c)

communications and electronic system

d)

movable pieces of furniture

36.

What method of compensation is most suitable for compensating

the Architect's services for the pre-design phase?

a)

Lump Sum / Fixed Fee

b)

MDPE

c)

Professional Fee

d)

Reimbursable Expenses

37.

If the Project Manager (PM) also serves as the Construction Manager (CM) to oversee _________ during the construction of the project, he shall provide the services detailed under SPP Documents 204-A and/or 204-B.

a)

plan, program and monitor various activities

b)

quality and performance

c)

elements of time, quality and performance

d)

time, cost and quality control

38.

As early as during the design development phase, perhaps even concurrently with the Architect’s commission, the Project Manager (PM) should conduct regular ________

with the Owner and with the Architects and Engineers (for A&E services) on all aspects of planning for the project.

a)

meetings

b)

consultations

c)

inspection

d)

visitations

39.

The presence of a Project Manager does not relieve the _________ and _________ of their respective normal duties and responsibilities in the design and construction of the project.

a)

Architect, Client

b)

Designers, Contractors

c)

Contractors, Consultants

d)

Architect, Engineers

40.

________ involves management activities over and above the normal architectural and engineering (A&E) services carried out during the pre-design, design

and construction phase.

a)

Construction Management (CM)

b)

Building Management (BM)

c)

Project Management (PM)

d)

Comprehensive Architectural Services

41.

The Architect EXPLAINS HIS METHODOLOGY in translating the plan/design

requirements of the proposed project.

a)

Observation

b)

Feasibility Study

c)

Interview

d)

Evaluation

42.

An Architect nominated by the Owner and approved by the IAPoA to organize the Architectural Design Competition on behalf of the Owner.

a)

Design Consultancy

b)

Professional Advisor

c)

Competition Coordinator

d)

Architect of Records

43.

When the Architect of Record of a finished project dies, who can assume permission regarding reproducing his/her plans?

a)

Family

b)

Firms Co-owner

c)

Depends on the ruling of the court

d)

Nobody

44.

If an ALE passer fails to take his/her oath with any member of the Board or authorized representative present, will he/she still be able to practice architecture?

a)

Yes, he/she passed the examination anyway

b)

No, he/she is not allowed to practiced.

c)

It depends on the Board's decision

d)

Yes, if he/she passes the requirements for reconsideration

45.

Any person or entity who/which shall force an architect to render service

without a service agreement shall be guilty of:

a)

malpractice

b)

misdemeanor

c)

illegal practice

d)

moral turpitude

46.

Any formal grouping of two or more architects or architectural firms

working in joint venture on a project basis.

a)

Sole Proprietorship

b)

Architectural Partnership

c)

Association

d)

Architectural Corporation

47.

What is the proof that the architect is licensed?

a)

Professional Identification Card (PIC)

b)

Certificate of Registration (COR)

c)

Seal

d)

IAPOA Certificate

48.

An additional fee is mandated to be given to Architects-of-Record working in the government to cover his/her civil liability. How much is this fee?

a)

1.0% of the project cost every project

b)

2.0% of the project cost every project

c)

1.5% of the project cost every project

d)

0.5% of the project cost every project

49.

If your Certificate of Registration (COR) is revoked, how long shall you wait

before you can apply for its re-issuance?

a)

2 years

b)

1 year

c)

6 months

d)

3 years

50.

Refers to the range of professional services that covers Pre-design Services, Regular Design Services, Specialized Architectural Services, Construction Services and Post-Construction Services.

a)

Comprehensive Development Planning Services

b)

Detailed Architectural & Engineering Design Services

c)

Comprehensive Architectural Services

d)

Detailed Architectural Design Services

51.

In this extended dimension, the Architect is the ________. He functions as creator, author, and coordinator of the building design which becomes the basis for the construction of a project.

a)

Professional Designer

b)

Prime Designer

c)

Prime Professional

d)

Project Manager

52.

The Architect is not expected to perform all the services. Rather, he is to act as the ________ in procuring and coordinating the necessary services required by a project.

a)

Coordinator

b)

Agent of the Client

c)

Middleman

d)

Representative

53.

Official guidelines under RA 9266 that define the scope of an architect’s services.

a)

Standards of Professional Practice

b)

The National Building Code of the Philippines

c)

UAP Documents 300 series

d)

UAP Documents 200 series

54.

The science and art of managing land use and development

at urban or regional scales for sustainability.

a)

Environmental Planning

b)

Planning Services

c)

Allied Services

d)

Site Planning

55.

The process of managing land use, infrastructure, transport, housing,

and environmental systems to guide city growth.

a)

Site Planning

b)

Community Planning

c)

Urban Design

d)

Regional Planning

56.

The architect oversees upkeep and safety while coordinating with various stakeholders to support the building’s performance and preservation.

a)

Post Design Services

b)

Post Construction Services

c)

Construction Services

d)

Pre-Design Services

57.

The Architect manage business operations by maximizing occupancy

and billing tenants for rentals and utilities.

a)

Post-Construction Evaluation

b)

Business Management

Operation

c)

Building & Facilities Administration

d)

Marketing Management Operations

58.

Evaluates reports and collaborates with the Architect.

a)

Clerk of Works

b)

Contractor’s Site Engineer

c)

Site Manager

d)

Owner’s Representative

59.

Professional service ensuring cost, time, and quality control in construction.

a)

Full-time Supervision Services

b)

Construction Management

c)

Building Administration

d)

Building Systems Design

60.

a person who concentrate primarily on a particular subject or activity;

a person highly skilled in a restricted field.

a)

Expert

b)

Specialist

c)

Master

d)

Professional