BCN3761 FINAL EXAM – QUESTIONS WITH SOLUTIONS
T/F; general conditions produced by professional associations rarely require
modifications Correct Ans - --true
which of the following is not a responsibility of the architect/engineer
according to the general conditions Correct Ans - --determine the
scope of work performed by subcontractors
which does not publish preprinted general conditions Correct Ans - --
the construction specifications institute (CSI)
T/F; the general conditions are comparable to the "general clauses" in a
typical business contract Correct Ans - --true
T/F; general conditions define the rights, responsibilities, and relationships of
entities involved in the performance of the contract Correct Ans - --
true
T/F; general conditions are an inherent part of the owner-contract agreement
Correct Ans - --true
T/F; general conditions direct how the contractor shall prepare applications
for progress payments Correct Ans - --false
T/F; general conditions define the role of the construction management
Correct Ans - --true
T/F; general conditions are modified by division 01 - general requirements, in
the specifications Correct Ans - --false
T/F; the architect/engineer is a signer of the owner contractor agreement
Correct Ans - --false
T/F; general conditions are commonly produced by professional associations
Correct Ans - --true
T/F; supplementary conditions modify and expand upon the general
conditions Correct Ans - --true
, T/F; supplementary conditions prescribe administrative requirements for
carrying out duties and responsibilities of the general conditions Correct
Ans - --true
T/F; EJCDC general conditions modify AIA general conditions Correct Ans
- --flase
T/F; supplementary conditions and division 01 general requirements must be
coordinated Correct Ans - --true
T/F; supplementary conditions prescribe bidding procedures Correct Ans
- --false
T/F; modifications by the supplementary condition to the general conditions
should follow the order of topics in the general conditions Correct Ans -
--true
T/F; supplementary conditions prescribe specific insurance requirements for
the project Correct Ans - --true
T/F; liquidated damages establish responsibilities of the owner and
contractor for failures in roofing and waterproofing Correct Ans - --
false
T/F; guidance for modifying general conditions with supplementary
conditions is available from the american institute of architect (AIA)
Correct Ans - --true
T/F; unless modified by supplementary conditions, binding arbitration is
required by AIA A201 general conditions for resolution of construction
disputes Correct Ans - --true
T/F; dollar limits for construction insurance should be established by the
architect/engineer Correct Ans - --false
T/F; requirements for bid bond are expressed as a percentage of the bid
amount Correct Ans - --true
T/F; general conditions produced by professional associations rarely require
modifications Correct Ans - --true
which of the following is not a responsibility of the architect/engineer
according to the general conditions Correct Ans - --determine the
scope of work performed by subcontractors
which does not publish preprinted general conditions Correct Ans - --
the construction specifications institute (CSI)
T/F; the general conditions are comparable to the "general clauses" in a
typical business contract Correct Ans - --true
T/F; general conditions define the rights, responsibilities, and relationships of
entities involved in the performance of the contract Correct Ans - --
true
T/F; general conditions are an inherent part of the owner-contract agreement
Correct Ans - --true
T/F; general conditions direct how the contractor shall prepare applications
for progress payments Correct Ans - --false
T/F; general conditions define the role of the construction management
Correct Ans - --true
T/F; general conditions are modified by division 01 - general requirements, in
the specifications Correct Ans - --false
T/F; the architect/engineer is a signer of the owner contractor agreement
Correct Ans - --false
T/F; general conditions are commonly produced by professional associations
Correct Ans - --true
T/F; supplementary conditions modify and expand upon the general
conditions Correct Ans - --true
, T/F; supplementary conditions prescribe administrative requirements for
carrying out duties and responsibilities of the general conditions Correct
Ans - --true
T/F; EJCDC general conditions modify AIA general conditions Correct Ans
- --flase
T/F; supplementary conditions and division 01 general requirements must be
coordinated Correct Ans - --true
T/F; supplementary conditions prescribe bidding procedures Correct Ans
- --false
T/F; modifications by the supplementary condition to the general conditions
should follow the order of topics in the general conditions Correct Ans -
--true
T/F; supplementary conditions prescribe specific insurance requirements for
the project Correct Ans - --true
T/F; liquidated damages establish responsibilities of the owner and
contractor for failures in roofing and waterproofing Correct Ans - --
false
T/F; guidance for modifying general conditions with supplementary
conditions is available from the american institute of architect (AIA)
Correct Ans - --true
T/F; unless modified by supplementary conditions, binding arbitration is
required by AIA A201 general conditions for resolution of construction
disputes Correct Ans - --true
T/F; dollar limits for construction insurance should be established by the
architect/engineer Correct Ans - --false
T/F; requirements for bid bond are expressed as a percentage of the bid
amount Correct Ans - --true
