PCS2: Special Pre-Midterm Exam (Part 2)

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This exam consists of 25 scenario-based Yes/No questions designed to test your ability to apply course concepts, standards, and regulations to practical engineering and construction situations. Read each scenario carefully and decide whether the described action, condition, or statement follows established principles, codes, or requirements. Good luck, God bless and enjoy!

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PCS2: Special Pre-Midterm Exam (Part 2)


PCS2: Special Pre-Midterm Exam (Part 2)Online version This exam consists of 25 scenario-based Yes/No questions designed to test your ability to apply course concepts, standards, and regulations to practical engineering and construction situations. Read each scenario carefully and decide whether the described action, condition, or statement follows established principles, codes, or requirements. Good luck, God bless and enjoy! by Elmaflor Laurejas 1 Scenario: Detailed quantity estimation and final design are part of the preliminary design stage. Yes No 2 Scenario: Design documents include a schedule of doors and windows as part of architectural deliverables. Is this a required document? Yes No 3 Scenario: Survey records can be modified by field staff without formal review or approval from a licensed Geodetic Engineer. Yes No 4 Scenario: Design documents include a Site Development Plan as part of pre-building design activities. Is this a required step? Yes No 5 Scenario: Topographic surveys only need to map ground levels and do not require marking existing utilities or property boundaries. Yes No 6 Scenario: The Philippine Green Building Code is referenced alongside other codes for a new public school design. Is this a required referral code? Yes No 7 Scenario: A detailed engineering survey may be skipped for small residential projects to save time and cost. Yes No 8 Scenario: Crashing a project schedule always reduces total project cost by cutting activity durations. Yes No 9 Scenario: An as-built survey is conducted before construction begins to confirm proposed site layout. Yes No 10 Scenario: Gusset plates are omitted from all truss connection details to save cost. Is this acceptable practice? Yes No 11 Scenario: Dead load calculations include the weight of fixed plumbing fixtures and ceiling finishes. Is this included correctly? Yes No 12 Scenario: Engineering surveys are only needed during the construction phase of a project. Yes No 13 Scenario: A proposed 2-storey school building will be designed without conducting soil boring tests. Is this compliant with NSCP 2015 requirements? Yes No 14 Scenario: Benchmarks used for vertical control should be permanent, stable, and located outside the construction impact zone. Yes No 15 Scenario: Wind load design for a standard building uses only the Simplified Procedure without site validation. Is this an allowed method per NSCP 2015? Yes No 16 Scenario: Loose, water-saturated sand on flat ground is highly vulnerable to liquefaction during strong earthquakes. Yes No 17 Scenario: You recommend constructing a residential subdivision directly on an old landslide site. Yes No 18 Scenario: You place a sharp horizontal curve immediately after a long straight tangent to follow the land shape. Yes No 19 Scenario: It is acceptable to use estimated distances instead of precise measurements when preparing project alignment plans. Yes No 20 Scenario: CHB walls are anchored to columns using vertical and horizontal dowels. Is this the correct connection method? Yes No 21 Scenario: BP 344 (Accessibility Law) is referenced when designing ramps and accessible entrances for a public office building. Is this the correct law to apply? Yes No 22 Scenario: Pre-planning should be done only by head office staff and shared with site teams once complete. Yes No 23 Scenario: Horizontal control surveys only use temporary markers that may be removed once the design phase is complete. Yes No 24 Scenario: Effective decision-making should start with compromise to keep all parties satisfied quickly. Yes No 25 Scenario: Pre-construction surveys help detect discrepancies between proposed design plans and actual site conditions. Yes No

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Scenario: Detailed quantity estimation and final design are part of the preliminary design stage.

Scenario: Design documents include a schedule of doors and windows as part of architectural deliverables. Is this a required document?

Scenario: Survey records can be modified by field staff without formal review or approval from a licensed Geodetic Engineer.

Scenario: Design documents include a Site Development Plan as part of pre-building design activities. Is this a required step?

Scenario: Topographic surveys only need to map ground levels and do not require marking existing utilities or property boundaries.

Scenario: The Philippine Green Building Code is referenced alongside other codes for a new public school design. Is this a required referral code?

Scenario: A detailed engineering survey may be skipped for small residential projects to save time and cost.

Scenario: Crashing a project schedule always reduces total project cost by cutting activity durations.

Scenario: An as-built survey is conducted before construction begins to confirm proposed site layout.

Scenario: Gusset plates are omitted from all truss connection details to save cost. Is this acceptable practice?

Scenario: Dead load calculations include the weight of fixed plumbing fixtures and ceiling finishes. Is this included correctly?

Scenario: Engineering surveys are only needed during the construction phase of a project.

Scenario: A proposed 2-storey school building will be designed without conducting soil boring tests. Is this compliant with NSCP 2015 requirements?

Scenario: Benchmarks used for vertical control should be permanent, stable, and located outside the construction impact zone.

Scenario: Wind load design for a standard building uses only the Simplified Procedure without site validation. Is this an allowed method per NSCP 2015?

Scenario: Loose, water-saturated sand on flat ground is highly vulnerable to liquefaction during strong earthquakes.

Scenario: You recommend constructing a residential subdivision directly on an old landslide site.

Scenario: You place a sharp horizontal curve immediately after a long straight tangent to follow the land shape.

Scenario: It is acceptable to use estimated distances instead of precise measurements when preparing project alignment plans.

Scenario: CHB walls are anchored to columns using vertical and horizontal dowels. Is this the correct connection method?

Scenario: BP 344 (Accessibility Law) is referenced when designing ramps and accessible entrances for a public office building. Is this the correct law to apply?

Scenario: Pre-planning should be done only by head office staff and shared with site teams once complete.

Scenario: Horizontal control surveys only use temporary markers that may be removed once the design phase is complete.

Scenario: Effective decision-making should start with compromise to keep all parties satisfied quickly.

Scenario: Pre-construction surveys help detect discrepancies between proposed design plans and actual site conditions.