X Incorrect 0/1 Points 3. The architect's relation to his client is dependent upon Good Faith v Belief Good Relationship Y Correct 1/1 Points 4. In the design of a building, the architect works on a Development Concept v Aesthetic Concept Structural Concept v Correct 1/1 Points & forms.office.com2:50 or) LTE CD vy Correct 1/1 Points 5. In the design and placements of signs, nothing should be installed inside or outside of the building that would compromise its safety and aesthetics. True v False Y Correct 1/1 Points 6. If the architect has any other business which would affect the interest of the client, he should the client of such situation. Inform v Instruct Call Y Correct 1/1 Points Peli xeli (emer)v Correct 1/1 Points 7. This selection process involves the BAC to visit buildings done by the contractor and check reference such as former clients and financial institution. Verification v Site Inspection Authentication Y Correct 1/1 Points 8. The architect's primordial concerns in all of his undertakings is to safeguard Life, Health, Property and Public Welfare ee Life, Welfare and Property Life and Wellness & forms.office.comma Y Correct 1/1 Points 9. The advantage of an ADC is for the BAC to have a wider range of options True v False v Correct 1/1 Points 10. This entails the formulation of site criteria, assistance to the client in site evaluation. Site Selection and Analysis v Site Planning Site Development X Incorrect 0/1 Points 11. The process of engaging two or more people working together in a structures way would & forms.office.commi X Incorrect 0/1 Points 11. The process of engaging two or more people working together in a structures way would refer to Planning Controlling Leading Organizing v Y Correct 1/1 Points 12. The architect shall promote the interest of his professional organization which is the PIA PROBOA UAP v & forms.office.commi v Correct 1/1 Points 13. The ability to minimize the use of resources in achieving objectives would refer to Effectiveness Efficiency ¥ X Incorrect 0/1 Points 14. The advantage in conducting an Architectural Design Competition is Wider range of options v Flexibility Control Stability v Correct 1/1 Points & forms.office.commi Y Correct 1/1 Points 15. The architect must act to the best and welfare of the client. Ability Interest v Performance X Incorrect 0/1 Points 16. The architect must be just and easy to deal with, without Complexity Avarice v Doubt Y Correct 1/1 Points & forms.office.comvy Correct 1/1 Points 17. During the progress of work, the owner shall furnish the architect a copy of expenses being incurred on the construction. This refers to Ownership of Documents Cost Records s Estimates X Incorrect 0/1 Points 18. If the architect found the contractor's work in accordance to the terms of the agreement, he shall issue the corresponding Certificate and Payment v Assessment and Evaluation Inspection Report & forms.office.com50 ma X Incorrect 0/1 Points 19. The architect shall not seek commissions/discounts from agents or firms. All market discounts shall be credited to the Client v AOR Contractor X Incorrect 0/1 Points 20. The architect shall not the public as to is professional competence nor claim any professional specialization unless supported by academic qualification or record of expertise. Deceive v Inform Advise & forms.office.com50 ma vy Correct 1/1 Points 1. The architect shall ensure that the conduct of his abide by appropriate and effective internal procedures, including monitoring and review processes to enable the firm to function efficiently. Professional Practice v Technical Practice Professional Conduct vy Correct 1/1 Points 2A is a systematic way of doing things. Procedures Process v Method & forms.office.compay ot!) LTE ED v Correct 1/1 Points 21. The architect shall unselfishly give his time and effort to the advancement of the profession thru his active and personal and involvement with the IAPOA. Attachment Commitment v Awareness vy Correct 1/1 Points 22. Detailed analysis of the project based on several studies which will determine the viability of a proposed development refers to Feasibility Studies v Site Development Studies Environmental Studies & forms.office.comCorrect 1/1 Points 23. It is a required document under Section 41 of R.A. 9266 and its IRR. Standards of Professional Practice v Standards of Ethical Conduct Standards of Professional Technique Y Correct 1/1 Points 24. Which one would refer to the purpose that an organization strives to achieve? Plan Goal v Objective X Incorrect 0/1 Points & forms.office.comyy ot!) LTE ED X Incorrect 0/1 Points 25. Upon signing of the Service Agreement, the owner can release to the architect, the amount corresponding to percent. 15% 8% 5% v Y Correct 1/1 Points 26. The architect must preserve his good name with Dignity wv Purity Sincerity & forms.office.commi Correct 1/1 Points 27. For legitimate existence of a corporation, it must be registered with the PRBOA SEC v DOLE Y Correct 1/1 Points 28. The process of ensuring that actual activities conform to planned activities would refer to Leading Organizing Controlling ee Planning & forms.office.commi Correct 1/1 Points 29. The owner should issue orders to the general contractor only through the Representative Architect v Construction Manager Y Correct 1/1 Points 30. Works of the AOR are governed by what law? RA 8293 v RA 8392 RA 386 v Correct 1/1 Points Pliner mere)ytd) Correct 1/1 Points 31. If an architect violates any provisions of RA 9266, how many years would he be imprisoned? 5 X Incorrect 0/1 Points 32. The architect shall advise the client against proceeding with any project whose may be questionable due to financial or legal important. Effectiveness Practicability v Potential51 ma Potential vy Correct 1/1 Points 33. The Virtues of an Architect was written by Marcus Vitruvius Pollio v Marcus Poland Aristotle Y Correct 1/1 Points 34. Arbitration, mediation and conciliation is governed by what law? RA 9285 v RA 9825 RA 386mi Y Correct 1/1 Points 35. The architect shall keep the client informed at all times of the Progress of Work v Program of Work Schedule of WOrk Y Correct 1/1 Points 36. The process of directing and influencing the task-related activities would refer to Leading v Planning Controlling Organizing Peli xeli (emer)ytd) Y Correct 1/1 Points 37. This refers only to a juridical person under Philippine Law and jurisprudence duly registered with the DTI as sole proprietorship. Architectural Firm v Business Firm Architectural Office X Incorrect 0/1 Points 38. For government projects, the selection of the Professional Consultant shall be in accordance with the relevant provisions of what Philippine law? RA 9284 RA9184 v RA 9824 & forms.office.comma X Incorrect 0/1 Points 39. The architect shall not affix his to any plans or professional documents prepared by other person. Name and Signature Signature and Seal v Registration No. X Incorrect 0/1 Points 40. The architect shall from the client at the very inception of their business relationship. Ascertain v Inform Advise Incorrect _0/1 Points Pliner mere)51 ma Advise X Incorrect 0/1 Points 41. Conducting ocular inspection of possible project sites may be reimbursed by the architect to the owner. True v False X Incorrect 0/1 Points 42. If the owner observes or otherwise becomes aware of anything that may impair the successful implementation of the project, likewise the owner shall give prompt to the architect. Written Notice v Written Agreement Written Information & forms.office.comv Correct 1/1 Points 43. This entails the conduct of primary and secondary research and assembled facts used as basis for conclusion. Case Studies Research Architectural Research v Y Correct 1/1 Points 44. The services rendered by the architect must conform to the Standards of Professional Practice v Guidelines Methods for Compensation & forms.office.comma X Incorrect 0/1 Points 45. The architect shall give the contractor every reasonable assistance to enable him to fully understand the contents of the by furnishing clear, definite and consistent information. Project Contract Documents v Scope of Work v Correct 1/1 Points 46. The profession of architecture calls for men and women of highest Interest Faith Integrity v & forms.office.comVEY Pe 71 Correct 1/1 Points 47. The architect shall promptly pay for architectural and other engineering and allied services required for the project, True False v vy Correct 1/1 Points 48. The architect shall endeavor to meet the aesthetic and functional requirements of the project commensurate with the client's Budget v Resources Capability vy Correct 1/1 Points @ forms.office.commi vy Correct 1/1 Points 49. The architect shall not tender professional services without first executing a professional Service Agreement v Scope of Services Program of Work X Incorrect 0/1 Points 50. The architect shall always endeavor to protect the client's fs Welfare Rights Interest v Y Correct 1/1 Points & forms.office.comma v Correct 1/1 Points 53. The architect shall not free professional and/or technical services from suppliers. Solicit v Render Advertise Y Correct 1/1 Points 54. The architect shall respect and help conserve system of values, historic, cultural heritage and the existing built environment of the which he creates architecture. Public Community v Area Peli xeli (emer)YitY 2 Pree 77 vy Correct 1/1 Points 51. In regular practice, the architect acts as the client's 5 Counsel Mentor Adviser v X Incorrect 0/1 Points 52. The architect may or may not confers with the client on requirements, secures sufficient primary and secondary data to generate reliable projections and analyses which are to be used as basis for the preparation of physical plans/designs. True False v & forms.office.commi X Incorrect 0/1 Points 55. The contractor depends upon the architect to fairly the contractor's interest. Execute Implement Safeguard v Y Correct 1/1 Points 56. An important activity being conducted before the bidding which is attended by involved parties. Bidding Pre-Bid Conference v Pre-Construction Conference & forms.office.comVitY 2 Peas 71 vy Correct 1/1 Points 57. Agovernment agency mandated to administer and regulate the practice of architecture in the Philippines would refer to the |IAPOA UAP PRBOA v DPWH X Incorrect 0/1 Points 58. The architect's work starts at the inspection of the project when the owner outlines his to the architect. Requirements v Needs X Incorrect 0/1 Points Peli xeli (emer)yd Pea 71 X Incorrect 0/1 Points 59. In applying for a building permit at the OBO, how many sets of project documents must be summited? 5 v v Correct 1/1 Points 60. The process of establishing goals and suitable course of action would refer to Planning o Controlling Leading Organizing & forms.office.comVEY Pea 71 X Incorrect 0/1 Points 61. This document is based on the design brief of the project prepared by another architect which the client uses as refence in the issuance of an invitation to prospective bidders. Terms of Reference v PERT-CPM Project Transcript Y Correct 1/1 Points 62. Recommendation from the PRBOA is needed in the Direct Selection True False v »/ Correct 1/1 Points & forms.office.comalse v Correct 1/1 Points 63. When a client calls upon the architect to give oral or written advice and direction refers to Consultation v Referral Recommendation vy Correct 1/1 Points 64. The architect shall refrain from taking part in paid advertisement any materials. Endorsing v Sharing Accounting & forms.office.comYitY 2 Pea 77 Y Correct 1/1 Points 65. Upon signing of the Contract of Services the contractor can request for the release of to augment the different undertakings before the start of the project. Mobilization Fee v Notice To Proceed Notarization Fee vy Correct 1/1 Points 66. A per diem plus travelling and living expenses shall be chargeable to the owner whenever the architect or his duly authorized representative is required to perform services at a locality beyond beyond kilometers. 100 50 v 70 & forms.office.commi vy Correct 1/1 Points 67. The owner shall arrange and pay for legal, auditing, insurance, counseling and other services as mabe required for the project. True v False v Correct 1/1 Points 68. The 3rd part of the Architect's Credo refers to Professional Excellence v Morality Professional Capability Y Correct 1/1 Points 69. An exchange of information between the architect and those who & forms.office.comVitYd Pe aa 77 vy Correct 1/1 Points 69. An exchange of information between the architect and those who manufacture, supply and handling building materials is necessary. Product Factory Technical v X Incorrect 0/1 Points 70. If the architect would be rendering DAEDS for a residential project, how many percent will be used for the PF? 6% 10% v 8% & forms.office.com2:53 a LTE GA Correct 1/1 Points 71. An act to regulate the practice of architecture in the Philippines would refer to RA 9226 RA 9266 v RA 9366 Y Correct 1/1 Points 72. The architect shall immediately upon his personal knowledge and inspection, material, equipment or workmanship which is not in conformity with the specifications. Condemn v Approve Acknowledge @ forms.office.comPSK} oi! LTE vy Correct 1/1 Points 73. The contractor is being paid through of work accomplishment. Quantity Quality Percentage v Y Correct 1/1 Points 74. This refers to the ability to make good judgement and quick decision. Judgmental Acumen ¥ Cognitive X Incorrect 0/1 Points @ forms.office.comX Incorrect 0/1 Points 75. Mediation and conciliation of of disagreements refers to RA 9285 v RA 9258 RA 8293 X Incorrect 0/1 Points 76. If suitably trained and experienced, the architect's ability to in to a whole qualifies him o take the lead role in an undertaking that cuts across various disciplines. Synthesize and Organize v Plan and Organize Lead and Control & forms.office.commi Correct 1/1 Points 77. The architect shall be compensated for his services through his Billing Accomplishment Professional Fee v Y Correct 1/1 Points 78. When a client calls upon the architect to give oral or written advice and direction, to attend conferences, to make evaluations and appraisals regarding a contemplated project, refers to Consultation v Feasibility Studies Pre-Design & forms.office.commi X Incorrect 0/1 Points 81. The architect may exhibit his professional shingle outside of his office in a manner. Proportionate Cordial Modest v Correct 1/1 Points 82. The shall include cost of the construction as well as all professional fees, permits, clearances and utilities and cost of acquiring the project site, etc. Project Probable Cost Project Development Cost v X Incorrect 0/1 Points & forms.office.com53 ma Project Development Cost v X Incorrect 0/1 Points 83. The architect may not assists the client in bidding out the work or negotiating with other concerns. True False v X Incorrect 0/1 Points 84. The architect shall provide employees and subordinates with a suitable : Work Environment v Work Ethics Work Orientation X Incorrect _ 0/1 Points Peli xeli (emer)Correct 1/1 Points 79. Non-creative works refers to Mechanical Geodetic Survey Data gathering v X Incorrect 0/1 Points 80. If the work of the architect is abandoned or suspended in whole or in part, the owner shall pay the architect for the services rendered corresponding to the amount due at the stage of suspension. True v False X Incorrect 0/1 Points & forms.office.comri ma Personal Interest vy Correct 1/1 Points 87. When necessary, the owner shall designate a authorized to act on his behalf. Counterpart Representative v Someone vy Correct 1/1 Points 88. The Architect's Credo is composed of 8 parts. False v True X Incorrect 0/1 Points & forms.office.comX Incorrect 0/1 Points 85. The architect as a good citizen shall abide by and observe the laws and regulations of the government and comply with Standards of Professional Practice v Norms. Ordinances X Incorrect 0/1 Points 86. The architect's honesty of purpose must be beyond Reproach v Approach Personal Interest PRelixelile meron)mi X Incorrect 0/1 Points 89. The most important organizational resources is Financial Material Human v X Incorrect 0/1 Points 90. Lump sum or fixed fee method may be applied to projects since they entail more paper work and time consuming efforts. Government v Private NGO's vY Correct 1/1 Points & forms.office.comY Correct 1/1 Points 91. Disadvantage in the ADC is Expensive and Time Consuming Time and Motion Time and Effectiveness X Incorrect 0/1 Points 92. The architect shall his client for services rendered. Bill Account Charge X Incorrect 0/1 Points @ forms.office.com2:53 a! LTE Y Correct 1/1 Points 95. If an architect violates any provisions of RA 9266, the administrative fine would be PhP 5.5M 3M X Incorrect 0/1 Points 96. The Services cover a broad line of architectural services ranging from initial problem identification to activities that would allow the architect to initially conceptualize an array of architectural and allied solutions. Pre-Design # Regular Design Pre-Feasibility Studies & forms.office.com53 mi Pre-Feasibility Studies X Incorrect 0/1 Points 97. The architect's fee is based on the Project Development Cost Project Construction Cost v Project Probable Cost X Incorrect 0/1 Points 98. What Philippine law governs the historic and heritage conservation planning? RA 10066 v RA 10606 RA 10912 y Correct _ 1/1 Points & forms.office.com53 ma RA 10912 Y Correct 1/1 Points 99. The architect shall build his professional on the merits of his own service and performance. Prerogatives Know-how Reputation ¥ Y Correct 1/1 Points 100. The architect shall shall promptly inspect each phase of work Completed v Program Assigned & forms.office.comX Incorrect 0/1 Points 93. The architect is engaged in a profession which carries with it responsibility towards the public. Moral Civic v Social X Incorrect 0/1 Points 94. The primordial concern of the architect in all of his undertakings must be safeguard to life, health, property and Community Security Public Welfare Y PReliinelile mere)