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Year 9 Assessment Revision

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the first step in a building project?

a)

Client decides scope and budget

b)

Planning permission is submitted

c)

Land surveys are completed

d)

Architect draws floor plans

2.

What is the purpose of an architect's agreement?

a)

Schedule contractor work shifts

b)

Approve construction equipment lists

c)

Choose interior color schemes

d)

Set roles, fees, and project terms

3.

What do land surveys help the team understand?

a)

Marketing plans

b)

Kitchen appliance locations

c)

Paint and finishes

d)

Site elevation and constraints

4.

In a bubble diagram, what do arrows indicate?

a)

Wall thickness

b)

Circulation between rooms

c)

Window glazing

d)

Electrical loads

5.

What is a block model used for?

a)

Measure room paint

b)

Select furniture

c)

Calculate fees

d)

Test building massing

6.

At what point are floor plans typically produced?

a)

After concept feedback

b)

Before hiring an architect

c)

After planning permission

d)

Before any site surveys

7.

Which tool creates a digital building model?

a)

Paper timesheet records

b)

Exterior landscaping sketch

c)

Handwritten meeting notes

d)

BIM model in Revit

8.

Planning permission is usually applied for after which outcome?

a)

Concepts are agreed

b)

Roof tiles are purchased

c)

Foundation works are completed

d)

Interior decor is installed

9.

Which sequence best matches the stages of designing a building?

a)

Decide project, hire architect, survey site, develop concept, get feedback, produce plans, apply permission

b)

Apply permission, produce plans, hire architect, survey site, decorate rooms, move in

c)

Survey site, move into building, produce plans, hire architect, submit furniture list, apply permission

d)

Choose furniture, produce BIM, hire gardener, apply permission, host opening event

10.

Which feature helps save electricity for lighting?

a)

Heavy concrete shading walls

b)

LED lighting with long life

c)

High-gloss interior paint

d)

Extra thick carpet padding

11.

How does rainwater harvesting make a building sustainable?

a)

Provide water for toilets or other uses

b)

Cool server rooms

c)

Replace insulation

d)

Increase humidity for plants

12.

What are solar panels used for?

a)

Blocking glare

b)

Cooling basements

c)

Heating water or making electricity

d)

Storing rainwater

13.

Why is client feedback taken before finalizing floor plans?

a)

To improve the design

b)

To follow zoning laws

c)

To set the contractor’s schedule

d)

To lower fees after construction starts

14.

What is the difference between a floor plan and a bubble diagram?

a)

Floor plan shows layout; bubble diagram shows relationships

b)

Floor plan is 3D; bubble diagram is energy data

c)

Floor plan is cost; bubble diagram is contract terms

d)

Floor plan is landscape; bubble diagram is plumbing

15.

Which rooftop feature uses plants to help insulation and wildlife?

a)

Reflective metal roofs

b)

Motion-activated lamps

c)

LED lighting

d)

Green roofs with plants

16.

What is the main benefit of LED lighting for the environment?

a)

Uses less energy and lasts longer

b)

Warms rooms through heat loss

c)

Collects rain for toilet flushing

d)

Grows plants on the ceiling

17.

What is the purpose of light and motion sensors in a building?

a)

Adding windows

b)

Pumping rainwater

c)

Storing solar power

d)

Turning lights off automatically

18.

Rainwater harvesting systems are best used for which purpose in a building?

a)

Flush toilets and irrigation

b)

Increase roof plant diversity

c)

Heat indoor air directly

d)

Power LED fixtures alone

19.

Which best compares photovoltaic and thermal solar panels?

a)

Both mainly collect rainwater

b)

Photovoltaic make electricity; thermal provide heat

c)

Both only heat water

d)

Thermal make electricity; photovoltaic store heat

20.

Why do designers use bigger windows and skylights?

a)

Remove need for insulation

b)

Reduce daytime electric lighting

c)

Increase nighttime heat loss

d)

Block glare and views