project inception and determination chapter 2. question and answer samples and techniques

• Project Inception and Determination

Chapter 2

Project Quiz Show

Question and Answer Samples and Techniques

TRUE or FALSE?TRUE or FALSE?

Design professionals do not need to be registered for designs of 5000 s.f. or less.

The individual or organization who is the instigator is referred to as the?

The owner

A speculator that purchases a tract of land is often referred to as?

A developer

Who is the person or organization that is legally defined as the lessee or tenant?

The user

Persons who are in or approach a nontransient status are referred to as?

Occupants

A lessee is?

A person or organization that gains the right of access to, and use of, a property/facility.

A lessor is?

The owner

How many planets in the solar system have rings?

Four planets.

Jupiter, Saturn, Uranus, and Neptune all have rings.

The professional who is registered according to state law to practice design of systems of a building is referred to as?

An Engineer

Design professionals are also known as?

Architects

The individual who is usually a registered design professional and is one of the owners of a firm of design professionals is called a?

Principal

A partner is?

A party to a business operation in which fiscal and technical aspects are shared

A person who is a second-level responsible member of a firm is referred to as an?

Associate

Single registered professionals who won and operate a business with no partners are?

Sole proprieters

An individual who is responsible for technical development of the project is?

Project ArchitectDiscipline lead

orJob captain

A drafter or draftsperson is also known as a?

CAD OperatorCAD Technician

orBuilding Information Modeler/Manager

Who is the person who is a more senior member, dedicated to the production of project manuals?

Specification Writer

A firm or persons who specialize in a narrow aspect of a project is known as a?

Consultant

A.

B.

C.

D.

E.

What is inertia?

All of the above

The speed at which an object falls

Measurement of electrical resistance

A ratio between mass and velocity

Resistance to motion or change