This document contains 32 multiple choice questions related to architecture, construction, and engineering terms. The questions cover topics like building components (e.g. beams, foundations), construction materials and methods (e.g. concrete, shotcrete), and professional roles and registrations. Answer options with brief explanations are provided for some questions.
This document contains 32 multiple choice questions related to architecture, construction, and engineering terms. The questions cover topics like building components (e.g. beams, foundations), construction materials and methods (e.g. concrete, shotcrete), and professional roles and registrations. Answer options with brief explanations are provided for some questions.
This document contains 32 multiple choice questions related to architecture, construction, and engineering terms. The questions cover topics like building components (e.g. beams, foundations), construction materials and methods (e.g. concrete, shotcrete), and professional roles and registrations. Answer options with brief explanations are provided for some questions.
This document contains 32 multiple choice questions related to architecture, construction, and engineering terms. The questions cover topics like building components (e.g. beams, foundations), construction materials and methods (e.g. concrete, shotcrete), and professional roles and registrations. Answer options with brief explanations are provided for some questions.
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EXAMPLE QUESTION #3
1. The process of removing concrete forms from the cured concrete?
A. Clearing
B. Deforming works
C. Stripping
D. None of these
E. Cleaning
2. The ultimate strength of the material divided by allowable working load?
A. Strength limit
B. Maximum strength
C. Safety factor
D. Deflection
E. Proportional limit
3. Beam that project beyond one or both its support?
A. Cantilever beam
B. Continuous beam
C. Intermediate beam
D. Overhanging beam
E. Grade Beam
4. Type of fitting for yoke vent?
A. Tee
B. Crowfoot
C. Wye
D. Elbow
E. 1/4 vent
5. Large footing extending a wide area
A. Mat/Raft Foundation
B. Grillage Foundation
C. Shallow Foundation
D. Combined Foundation
E. Bench Foundation
6. A wall that hold back on earth embankment?
A. Retaining Wall
B. Shoring Wall
C. Buttress Wall
D. Foundation Wall
E. None of the Above
7. A watertight structure or chamber within which work is carried on in building.
A. Well Foundation
B. Pile Foundation
C. Foundations
D. Caisson's Foundation
E. Bench Foundation
8. Concrete must be placed in position properly compacted within WHAT minutes after adding water, then cement setting will start?
A. 45 To 60 Minutes
B. 30 To 60 Minutes
C. 15 To 30 Minutes
D. 10 To 20 Minutes
E. 60 Minutes To 2 Hours
9. A horizontal beam supporting a floor joist.
A. Girder
B. Floor Joist
C. Tailpiece
D. Ledger Strip
E. Hedger
10. In concealed construction, a material or member which fills or seals the open.
A. Draftstop
B. Firestop
C. Tailpiece
D. Backpan
E. Insulation
11. What is TRIMMER? Discuss.
A. A beam joist or rafter supporting one end of a header at the edge of the opening in the floor or roof frame.
B. A short transverse joist that supports the end of the cut-off joist at stairwell holes.
C. A wood strip nailed to the lower side of a girder to provide a bearing surface for joist.
D. A horizontal beam supporting a floor joist.
E. Any joist which carries a floor.
12. In lockset, this is the safest door lock recommended for main entry doors.
A. Mortise Lockset
B. Unit Lockset
C. Cylinder Lockset
D. Rim Lockset
E. Lock 13. A type of glass used in constructing vision door which must be shutter proof to be accident free. Discuss.
A. Laminated Glass
B. Wire Glass
C. Pattern Glass
D. Glass Block
E. Tempered Glass
14. In a building frame, a structural element that is shorter than usual, as a stud above a door opening or below a window sill is
A. Wood Stud
B. Stirrup
C. Scarf joint
D. Plastic hose
E. Cripple stud
15. An incomplete form of peeling where the paint cracks into the large segments, the edges of which breakaway from the surface while the center remains attached. Usually due to repeated application of new coats over old coats.
A. Blistering
B. Alligatoring
C. Chalking
D. Deadening
16. The placing of concrete using pneumatic pressure of dry mix concrete or mortars
A. Shotcrete
B. Pneumatic Placement
C. Buggy
D. Spading
17. Vernacular term for framework?
A. Asintada
B. Rebokada
C. Balangkas
D. Barakilan
E. Asolehos
18. Vernacular term for wrought iron strap
A. Platsuela
B. Guililan
C. Batidora
D. Espolon
E. Baniera 19. Vernacular term for cabinet hinge
A. Lastilyas
B. Palitada
C. Suban
D. Espolon
20. Diagonal bracing in pairs between adjacent floor joist to prevent the joist from twisting.
A. Fire brick
B. Stirrup
C. Cross bridging
D. Cleat
21. STANDARD WIDTH OF A SEAT WITHOUT DIVIDING ARMS FOR PLACES OF ASSEMBLY
22. TEMPERATURE RATING AT FLASH POINT
23. The responsible for advocating the fair and sustainable development, welfare and cultural expression of society's habitat in terms of space forms and historical context.
A. Consulting Architect
B. Architect
C. Architect-of-record
D. Architect-in-charge
24. Refers to the practice of architecture by a duly-registered juridical person i.e. an architecture firm, company, partnership, corporation or association consisting of two (20 or more natural persons duly registered and licensed individually (as natural persons) to practice the profession of architecture by his/ her country of origin/birth.
A. Organization
B. Group architectural practice
C. Firm
D. Consulting architects
25. Refers to the firm of an individual Architect practicing and delivering architectural services, duly registered with the DTI, Board and the Commission
A. Technological Professionals
B. Allied Technical
C. Firm
D. Sole proprietorship
E. None of these
26. Non-architect professionals registered and licensed by the Commission such as engineers, interior designers, environmental planners, landscape architects and the like who are engaged in the planning and design of the various components of buildings and their environs.
A. Allied Technical
B. Architectural Entity
C. Technological Professionals
D. Association 27. A sole proprietorship, a partnership, a corporation or an association registered with proper government agencies, specially the DTI, SEc and the PRC.
A. Professional Firm
B. Architectural Corporation
C. Architectural Firm
D. Allied Technical
28. You decided to have architectural firm a sole proprietorship, to what commission you should registered?
A. Mayor's office
B. DTI
C. SEC
D. GPPB
E. DILG
29. Which may generally refer to companies, partnerships or corporations registered with the:
A. Board/PRC
B. DTI
C. SEC
D. DILG
E. None of these
30. Architecture Partnership duly registered with the SEC and then with the:
A. DTI
B. BOARD of Architecture
C. Commission
D. Mayor's
31. Sole proprietorship duly registered with the:
A. Department of Trade and Industry (DTI)
B. Local Government Units (LGU)
C. Commission
D. Board
32. Who is directly and professionally responsible and liable for the construction supervision of the project?
