1 June 2010 Ut Refresher (1-27)

Situation: Given a Residence housing a family
compose of a Couple, their 2 Teenage Kids and

2 House Helpers
1. What is the size of the Supply Pipe from
Distributing Main to Primary Branch?
a. 75mm c. 100mm
b. 50mm d. 50mm
2 House Helpers
1. What is the size of the Supply Pipe from
Distributing Main to Primary Branch?
a. 75mm c. 100mm
b. 50mm d. 50mm
50mm = 1.9685 inches = 2” φ

2 House Helpers
2. What is the minimum size of T&B for this
family
a. 1.20sqm c. 1.80sqm
b. 1.50sqm d. 2.00sqm
2 House Helpers
2. What is the minimum size of T&B for this
family
a. 1.20sqm c. 1.80sqm
b. 1.50sqm d. 2.00sqm
2 House Helpers
3. Which is NOT installed underground?
a. Septic Tank c. Manhole
b. Cistern d.
Downspout
2 House Helpers
3. Which is NOT installed underground?
a. Septic Tank c. Manhole
b. Cistern d.
Downspout
Plumbing/Electrical/Acoustics Questions
Situation: In a Townhouse development
project…
1. Who is in-charge of “roughing

in” of the sanitary pipes
a. Mason c. Foreman
b. Labor d. Plumber
Situation: In a Townhouse development
project…
1. Who is in-charge of “roughing

in” of the sanitary pipes
a. Mason c. Foreman
b. Labor d. Plumber
(check plumbing permit form)
Situation: In a Townhouse development project…
2. Who is in-charge of plotting
points and staking at the site?
a. Architect c. Engineer
b. Owner d. Foreman
2. Who is in-charge of plotting
points and staking at the site?
a. Architect c. Engineer
b. Owner d. Foreman
(check building permit form)
3. Which is an illegal thing to do…
a. Booster pump directly getting
water directly from water main
then distributed to the
Townhouse units
b. Tap directly from water main
then directly to the fixture
units
c. Provide a cistern then provide
water to the townhouse units
3. Which is an illegal thing to do…
a. Booster pump directly getting
water directly from water main
then distributed to the
Townhouse units
b. Tap directly from water main
then directly to the fixture
units
c. Provide a cistern then provide
water to the townhouse units
4. Where would you least place a
PVC Pipe?
a. Under the carport c.
b. Underneath a tree d.
4. Where would you least place a
PVC Pipe?
a. Under the carport c.
b. Underneath a tree d.
As roots continue to grow, they expand and exert
considerable pressure at the crack or joint where
they entered the pipe. The force exerted by the
root growth will break the pipe and may result in
total collapse of the pipe. Severe root intrusion and
pipes that are structurally damaged will require
replacement.
5. Which of the following lamps
has the filament?
a. Incandescent c. Flourescent
b. LED d.
5. Which of the following lamps
has the filament?
a. Incandescent c. Fluorescent
b. LED d.
Fluorescent – Cathode
LED – Phenolic base
Situation: You were tasked to design a call
center office. The manager specifically told
you that he wanted to keep a close watch
on his staff.
1. Modular cubicles are installed in the
office. How many outlets per cubicle
would you recommend if the office uses
UPS?
a. 0 c. 2
b. 1 d. 3
Situation: You were tasked to design a call
center office. The manager specifically told
you that he wanted to keep a close watch
on his staff.
1. Modular cubicles are installed in the
office. How many outlets per cubicle
would you recommend if the office uses
UPS?
a. 0 c. 2
b. 1 d. 3
Situation: You were tasked to design a call center
office. The manager specifically told you that
he wanted to keep a close watch on his staff.
2. What type of wall for the cubicles would you
recommend taking into consideration acoustics
and the manager’s instruction for visual acuity?
a. low wall modular partition with glass strips at
the middle
b. glass
c. dry wall partition
d. CHB
Situation: You were tasked to design a call center
office. The manager specifically told you that
he wanted to keep a close watch on his staff.
2. What type of wall for the cubicles would you
recommend taking into consideration acoustics
and the manager’s instruction for visual acuity?
a. low wall modular partition with glass strips at
the middle
b. glass
c. dry wall partition
d. CHB
Situation: You were tasked to design a call center office.
The manager specifically told you that he wanted to
keep a close watch on his staff.
3. What type of device will you use to amplify the wifi
connection coming from the main server?
a. LAN c. PABX
b. Router d. CCTV
3. What type of device will you use to amplify the wifi
connection coming from the main server?
a. LAN c. PABX
b. Router d. CCTV
4. What would you install if the manager wants a local
connection as well as an outside line?
a. LAN c. PABX
b. Router d. CCTV
4. What would you install if the manager wants a local
connection as well as an outside line?
a. LAN c. PABX
b. Router d. CCTV
5. What type of local data sharing device is appropriate
for the office?
a. LAN c. PABX
b. Router d. CCTV
5. What type of local data sharing device is appropriate
for the office?
a. LAN c. PABX
b. Router d. CCTV
6. What type of device should be installed for
surveillance?
a. LAN c. PABX
b. Router d. CCTV
6. What type of device should be installed for
surveillance?
a. LAN c. PABX
b. Router d. CCTV
Situation: Given a Water Supply Plan & Isometric Layout of
Ground Floor & Second Floor…
1. Locate the Angle Valve
Locate the Angle Valve
Under the lavatory, kitchen sink

and water closet
2. Where is the highest pressure?

a.2nd Floor c. Ground Floor
b.Underground d. At the
Vertical Pipe
2. Where is the highest pressure?

a.2nd Floor c. Ground Floor
b.Underground d. At the
Vertical Pipe
3. What Fitting is used when there

is a change in direction?
3. What Fitting is used when there
is a change in direction?
ELBOW
Situation: In a convenience store…questions regarding
air-conditioning system…
1. How many tonners will you use..
(several choices are given) the
required is 12- 13tons based on
computations…
a.1 10-tonner
b.Three 4-tonners
c. Two 3-tonner
plus one 4-tonner
1. How many tonners will you use..
(several choices are given) the
required is 12- 13tons based on
computations…
a.1 10-tonner
b.Three 4-tonners (3x4=12)
c. Two 3-tonner
plus one 4-tonner
2. What will you provide in the
entrance door to control air from
coming in and out
a. Air Curtain
b. Exhaust Fan
c. Dehumidifier
2. What will you provide in the
entrance door to control air from
coming in and out
a. Air Curtain
b. Exhaust Fan
c. Dehumidifier
3. Where will you locate the ACCU

of the convenience store?
a. on the ceiling
b. outside the store
c. in front of the store
3. Where will you locate the ACCU

of the convenience store?
a. on the ceiling
b. outside the store
c. in front of the store
4. Which is not needed in the said

system?
a.ACCU c. AHU
b.FHU d. Condenser
Drain Pipe
4. Which is not needed in the said

system?
a.ACCU c. AHU
b.FHU d. Condenser
Drain Pipe
Situation: In a convenience store…questions regarding air-conditioning system…
an "outdoor unit," the condensing

unit is the air conditioning unit used
to cool the house. The condensing
unit works with the air handler, or
"indoor unit", to absorb the vaporized
refrigerant that is given from the
air conditioning refrigerant located
inside the air handler.
Situation: A home theatre is to be renovated…
1. What will you use on the walls
to minimize sound transmission
a. CHB
b. Gypsum Board on studs
1. What will you use on the walls
to minimize sound transmission
a. CHB
b. Gypsum Board on studs
2. What part of the wall will you

cover?
a. Upper panel
b. Lower Panel
c. Edges of the Door
d. Face of the Door
2. What part of the wall will you

cover?
a. Upper panel
b. Lower Panel
c. Edges of the Door
d. Face of the Door
3. What inexpensive yet effective
wall treatment will you suggest?
a.Sawali c. Bamboo
b.Egg crate d.
3. What inexpensive yet effective
wall treatment will you suggest?
a.Sawali c. Bamboo
b.Egg crate d.
4. What flooring finish is the best

to use?
a.Carpet tiles c. Vinyl Tiles
b.Wood planks d. Linoleum
4. What flooring finish is the best

to use?
a.Carpet tiles c. Vinyl Tiles
b.Wood planks d. Linoleum
Acoustic Properties
An important acoustical property of wood is its
ability to damp vibrations. Wood has a cellular
network of minute interlocking pores which
converts sound energy into heat by frictional
and viscoelastic resistance.
Because of the high internal friction created by
the cellular pore network, wood has more
sound damping capacity than most structural
materials. Floor, ceiling and wall assemblies of
wood can provide effective economical sound
insulation and absorption when properly
utilized.
5. What type of door will you use?

a.Flush with hollow core
b.Panel type
c. PVC Door
5. What type of door will you use?

a.Flush with hollow core
b.Panel type
c. PVC Door
Situation: Bunso is watching Cartoons inside the Movie
Room constructed with Drywall Partitions. Ate is studying
at the room adjacent the Movie Room…
1. Will ate hear what Bunso is
watching?
a.Yes c. Definitely not
b.No d. Ate will slightly
hear the Cartoons
1. Will ate hear what Bunso is
watching?
a.Yes c. Definitely not
b.No d. Ate will slightly
hear the Cartoons
Here are a few ‘sound facts’ about today’s
drywall systems:
They are more effective at preventing sound transfer
between rooms than traditional masonry
They can meet Building Regulations requirements even
without any additional insulation between wall facings
They are regularly used in multiplex cinemas to provide
high performance sound separation between adjacent
auditoria
They allow appropriate sound performance to be
achieved using slimmer partitions – that means more
living space.
Situation: Bunso is watching Cartoons inside the Movie Room constructed
with Drywall Partitions. Ate is studying at the room adjacent the Movie
Room…
Why drywall is so effective
Drywall systems provide effective sound insulation because they are
designed to provide a physical barrier to sound, incorporate a sound
break and minimise reverberation.
The boards used are formulated to have the correct density to block
sound. Between the two sides of the partition there is an air cavity,
which interrupts the flow of sound. This applies irrespective of
whether or not additional insulation material is included. Because the
two sides of the partition are separate it is harder for impact sound to
pass through.
These characteristics mean that a typical drywall partition in a house

is 75mm thick. A comparable masonry wall would need to be 110mm
thick to achieve the same sound performance.
Situation: A client wants to open a
Dance Studio on the ground floor
of a building. The existing room
for the studio is fronting the road
and the floor above is an office
area.
1. What materials should be used
on the flooring and on the
ceiling?
Dance Studio on the ground floor
of a building. The existing room
for the studio is fronting the road
and the floor above is an office
area.
1. What materials should be used
on the flooring and on the
ceiling? Suspended Acoustical
Tiles (Ceiling); Wood Tiles (Floor)
Dance Studio on the ground floor of
a building. The existing room for
the studio is fronting the road and
the floor above is an office area.
2. What material should be used at
the front facing the road?
Dance Studio on the ground floor of
a building. The existing room for
the studio is fronting the road and
the floor above is an office area.
2. What material should be used at
the front facing the road?
BRICKS
Thermal & Acoustic Insulation
Thermal Insulation: Brick generally exhibits better thermal
insulation property than other building materials like concrete.
Perforation can improve the thermal insulation property of bricks to
some extent. Besides, the Thermal Mass and moisture that the brick
has absorbed can help to keep the temperature inside the house
relatively constant. Brick absorbs and releases heat slowly and thus
keep the house cool during day-time and warm during night-time.
Acoustic Insulation: As far as acoustic insulation is concerned, brick
wall provides good sound insulation property due to its dense
structure. The thickness and density of brick will deaden noise
transmission and will deflect noise from streets, neighboring
homes, and jet planes. The sound insulation of brick work is
generally accepted as 45 decibels for a 4 1/2 inches thickness and
50 decibels for a 9 inches for the frequency ranges from 200 to
2,000 Hz.
Plumbing/Electrical/Acoustics
Questions
Situation: A client awarded you to
design a medium-end BPO Office
to be in an existing residential
house of 1000 sq.m… it will be a
renovation project…
Situation: A client awarded you to design a medium-end
BPO Office to be in an existing residential house of 1000
sq.m… it will be a renovation project…
1. In consideration of the cables,
what system will you use to
conceal them?
a.Raised Floor Systems
b.On the Ceilings
c.Dry Walls
1. In consideration of the cables,
what system will you use to
conceal them?
a.Raised Floor Systems
b.On the Ceilings
c.Dry Walls
2. If data are needed to be shared
with others, what system is
appropriate?
a.LAN c.
b.Router d.
2. If data are needed to be shared
with others, what system is
appropriate?
a.LAN c.
b.Router d.
3. What communication system is
used to link one office to another
for a private dialogue?
a.Intercom c. Telephone
Door Entry
System
b.PABX d. Fax
3. What communication system is
used to link one office to another
for a private dialogue?
a.Intercom c. Telephone
Door Entry
System
b.PABX d. Fax
4. If data need to be amplified
from the main server, what
system is needed?
a.Router c. PABx
b.LAN d.
4. If data need to be amplified
from the main server, what
system is needed?
a.Router c. PABx
b.LAN d.
a computer network that connects
computers and devices in a limited
geographical area (home, school,
computer laboratory, office). The
defining characteristics of LANs, in
contrast to wide area networks
(WANs), include their usually
higher data-transfer rates, smaller
geographic area, and lack of a need
for leased telecommunication lines.
a private telephone exchange
located at the subscriber and
connected to the telephone
network. It ties together
telephones, fax and data systems
in a company and connects these
to the network.
 automatic telephone switching
system within a private
enterprise.
 Originally,such systems – called
private branch exchanges (PBX) –
required the use of a live operator.
Since almost all private branch
exchanges today are automatic,
the abbreviation “PBX” usually
implies a “PABX.” Some
manufacturers of PABX (PBX)
systems distinguish their products
from others by creating new kinds
of private branch exchanges.
 Common PABX systems include
facilities for switchboard
operators and may also be used
to handle data traffic as well as
voice.
a device that forwards data
packets across
computer networks. Routers
perform the data "traffic
directing" functions on the
Internet;
Situation: You were asked to
design the parking lot for a mall
and a hotel. Among your concern
will be the safe vertical height for
vehicles to pass.
1. What is the highest point from
which vertical clearances are based?
 a. Slab c. Pipes
 b. Beams d. Pipe Supports
Situation: You were asked to
design the parking lot for a mall
and a hotel. Among your concern
will be the safe vertical height for
vehicles to pass.
1. What is the highest point from
which vertical clearances are based?
 a. Slab c. Pipes
 b. Beams d. Pipe Supports
Situation: Your architectural
team is designing a 3-storey
Hospital…
1.How many elevators would
you suggest?
a.Three, one for every floor
b.One, but it is ideal to have
one for passengers and one for
the patients in stretchers
c.Only one for passengers
d.Only one for patients
Hospital…
1.How many elevators would
you suggest?
a.Three, one for every floor
b.One, but it is ideal to have
one for passengers and one for
the patients in stretchers
c.Only one for passengers
d.Only one for patients
Hospital…
2. What type of elevator would
you suggest?
a. Electric
b. Machine room-less
c. Either traction or hydraulic
Hospital…
2. What type of elevator would
you suggest?
a. Electric
b. Machine room-less
c. Either traction or hydraulic
Hospital…
3. Which fire suppression
system is not integrated in the
building
structure?
a. Wet Standpipe c. Fire
Extinguisher
b. Dry Standpipe d. Sprinkler
Hospital…
3. Which fire suppression
system is not integrated in the
building
structure?
a. Wet Standpipe c. Fire
Extinguisher
b. Dry Standpipe d. Sprinkler
Hospital…
4. How many dry standpipe will
you use?
a. 3 c. 0
b.2 d. 1
Hospital…
4. How many dry standpipe will
you use?
a. 3 c. 0
b.2 d. 1
Hospital…
5. Where is the best location for a
Dry Standpipe
a. Stairway c.
b. Pipe Chase d.
Hospital…
5. Where is the best location for a
Dry Standpipe
a. Stairway c.
b. Pipe Chase d.
Situation: You were commissioned
to erect a 9 Storey residential
Condominium along C5 road.
1. How many elevators would you
recommend?
a. One Traction Type
b. Minimum of Two
c. One Hydraulic Type
d. None of the above
Situation: You were commissioned
to erect a 9 Storey residential
Condominium along C5 road.
1. How many elevators would you
recommend?
a. One Traction Type
b. Minimum of Two
c. One Hydraulic Type
d. None of the above
Situation: You were commissioned to erect a 9 Storey
residential condominium along C5 road.
2. The last habitable storey of the condo is
the 9th floor, but it has a rooftop with
garden open for all occupants. The
elevator's machine room is 1.20ht from
the headroom of the rooftop. Where would
you locate the last stop of the elevator?
a. At the rooftop c. At the 8th floor
b. At the ninth floor d. There is no need
for an elevator
Situation: You were commissioned to erect a 9 Storey
residential condominium along C5 road.
2. The last habitable storey of the condo is
the 9th floor, but it has a rooftop with
garden open for all occupants. The
elevator's machine room is 1.20ht from
the headroom of the rooftop. Where would
you locate the last stop of the elevator?
a. At the rooftop c. At the 8th floor
b. At the ninth floor d. There is no need
for an elevator
Situation: You were
commissioned to erect a 9
Storey residential condominium
along C5 road.
3. Which of the following would
you least locate adjacent a lobby?
a. Service stairs c. Elevator
entrance
b. Garbage chute d. Lounge
Situation: You were
along C5 road.
3. Which of the following would
you least locate adjacent a lobby?
a. Service stairs c. Elevator
entrance
b. Garbage chute d. Lounge
Situation: You were
along C5 road.
4. Using an illustration (provided), how
many (0.60m x 0.60m) floor tiles will
be used at the kitchen, dining area,
and living area with allowance? On the
floor plan, the exact size per area was
given in square meters.
Situation: You were
along C5 road.
Kitchen 12.50 sqm
Dining 14.20 sqmLiving Area (16.50
sqm). Disregard other sections
merging with the required areas like
the foyer and hallway. The figures
won’t tally but get the closest answer
using 15% allowance.
Situation: You were
along C5 road.
Kitchen 12.50 sqm
Dining 14.20 sqm
Living Area 16.50 sqm
43.20/0.36 x 0.15
= 138 tiles
Situation: You were
along C5 road.
5. Which Fire Assembly is NOT
necessarily integrated in the building
a. Dry Standpipe c. Fire Sprinkler
System
b. Wet Standpipe d. Fire Extinguisher
Situation: You were
along C5 road.
5. Which Fire Assembly is NOT
necessarily integrated in the building
a. Dry Standpipe c. Fire Sprinkler
System
b. Wet Standpipe d. Fire Extinguisher
 Situation:Owner A decides to hire
an electrician to work for him
instead of a professional electrical
engineer. Upon roughing-in and
installation, the electrician
proposed to the Owner to alter
the specified wires into bigger
sizes in order to accommodate
larger electrical loads.
 The Owner agrees as it seems to be
reasonable and he was confident
because his house was equipped by
circuit breakers. Several days later,
Owner A’s house burned down. After
inspection by the Bureau of Fire
Protection, it was learned that the fire
was caused by faulty electrical
connection.
1. Why didn’t the circuit breakers
function as designed?
a. The Circuit Breakers did not
“trip” due to the over-sized wires
b. The Circuit Breakers were not
installed properly
c. The Circuit Breakers were poor
in quality
1. Why didn’t the circuit breakers
function as designed?
a. The Circuit Breakers did not
“trip” due to the over-sized wires
b. The Circuit Breakers were not
installed properly
c. The Circuit Breakers were poor
in quality
2. Who should be blamed for the
incident?
a.The Architect, for not supervising
the work done
b.The Owner, for not hiring a
Professional Electrical Engineer
c.The Electrician, for not following
the Specifications
d.All of the Above
2. Who should be blamed for the
incident?
a.The Architect, for not supervising
the work done
b.The Owner, for not hiring a
Professional Electrical Engineer
c.The Electrician, for not following
the Specifications
d.All of the Above
3. Who should make the first
move to settle the problem?
a. The Architect, Arbitration is part of
his services
b. The Owner, he was the one who gave
the authorization
c. The Electrician, he was the one who
installed the incorrect wiring
d. The Bureau of Fire Protection, it is
within their mandate
3. Who should make the first
move to settle the problem?
a. The Architect, Arbitration is part of
his services
b. The Owner, he was the one who gave
the authorization
c. The Electrician, he was the one who
installed the incorrect wiring
d. The Bureau of Fire Protection, it is
within their mandate
Situation: At a Textile Factory, the Manager has a
picture drawn by his son. He wants to hang it on
the wall of his office.
1. What would you recommend he should use to
emphasize/illuminate his son’s drawing on his
wall without consuming too much power?
a. LPS Track Light c. Recessed
Incandescent Lamp
b. HPS Spot Light d. Surface Mounted CFL
Situation: At a Textile Factory, the Manager has a picture
drawn by his son. He wants to hang it on the wall of his
office.
1. What would you recommend he should use to
emphasize/illuminate his son’s drawing on his wall
without consuming too much power?
a. LPS Track Light c. Recessed Incandescent
Lamp
b. HPS Spot Light d. Surface Mounted CFL
Pieces of art and decoration benefit greatly from track
lighting as well, because the focused track lighting fixtures
can be pointed toward them and in order to gain more
attention.
2. For the Production Area, which lighting is best?
a. Troffer Lighting c. Pendant Lighting
b. Industrial Lighting
2. For the Production Area, which lighting is best?
a. Troffer Lighting c. Pendant Lighting
b. Industrial Lighting
Situation: You hired a Master Electrician to do the Electrical
Works for your newly built house. You asked the electrician
to install the materials you recommended. After a year,
problems in the electrical works surfaced.
1. Who is responsible for this?
a. Electrician, because he knew from the start that
he is installing defective or inappropriate
materials.
b. You, because you were the one that
recommended the materials used by the
Electrician.
c. None, because it is only normal for these thing to
happen.
Situation: You hired a Master Electrician to do the Electrical
Works for your newly built house. You asked the electrician
to install the materials you recommended. After a year,
problems in the electrical works surfaced.
1. Who is responsible for this?
a. Electrician, because he knew from the start that
he is installing defective or inappropriate
materials.
b. You, because you were the one that
recommended the materials used by the
Electrician.
c. None, because it is only normal for these thing to
happen.
 Situation:Given a schedule of
Panel Board Circuits of a 2-Storey
Retail Store… (All Lighting Outlets
have 15A wire, while Power
Outlets have 20A wire. IMC was
used. Hindi kaagad mapapansin
yung IMC kasi sobrang liit ng
text…)
1. If the Owner wants to add a
5000VA Signage, to what circuit can
it connect?
a. Circuit 2 (256VA Lighting Circuit @
Ground Floor)
b. Circuit 3 (500VA Power Outlet @
Second Floor)
c. Circuit 7 (6000VA Signage @
Second Floor)
d. Circuit 13 (Spare 20A Rating)
1. If the Owner wants to add a 5000VA
Signage, to what circuit can it connect?
a. Circuit 2 (256VA Lighting Circuit @
Ground Floor)
b. Circuit 3 (500VA Power Outlet @
Second Floor)
c. Circuit 7 (6000VA Signage @
Second Floor)
d. Circuit 13 (Spare 20A Rating)
2. Where will the switch for the new
Signage be located
a. Ground Floor c.
b. Second Floor d.
2. Where will the switch for the new
Signage be located
a. Ground Floor c.
b. Second Floor d.
3. What conductor was used?
a. THW c. IMC
b. THHX d. uPVC
3. What conductor was used?
a. THW c. IMC
b. THHX d. uPVC
4. What conduit was used?
a. THW c. IMC
b. THHX d. uPVC
4. What conduit was used?
a. THW c. IMC
b. THHX d. uPVC
A Type of Electrical Wire suitable for Dry and
Damp locations, THHN is commonly used in
the Alternating Current Distribution System
usually at voltage levels ranging from 110-
600 volts. What is meant by THHN?
a. Thermoplastic, HighHeat- resistant, Nylon
coated
b. Thermoplastic, Heat resistant, and
Moisture resistant
c. Thermoplastic and Moisture resistant
d.
5. A Type of Electrical Wire suitable for Dry
and Damp locations, THHN is commonly
used in the Alternating Current Distribution
System usually at voltage levels ranging
from 110-600 volts. What is meant by
THHN?
a. Thermoplastic, HighHeat- resistant, Nylon
coated
b. Thermoplastic, Heat resistant, and
Moisture resistant
c. Thermoplastic and Moisture resistant
d.
6. What is THWN?
a. Thermoplastic, Heat and Wind-resistant,
Nylon coated
b. Thermoplastic, High Heat and Water-
resistant, Nylon coated
c. Thermoplastic, Heat and Water-resistant,
Nylon coated
d.
6. What is THWN?
a. Thermoplastic, Heat and Wind-resistant,
Nylon coated
b. Thermoplastic, High Heat and Water-
resistant, Nylon coated
c. Thermoplastic, Heat and Water-resistant,
Nylon coated
d.
7. What is XHHW?
a. XLPE (cross-linked Polyethylene), High
Heat-resistant, Water-resistant
 RandomQuestions/Topics you
should know:
1. At day, artificial lighting comes
from the skylight above, making
the beams and columns produce
different plays of light. How do
you achieve this at night?
1. At day, artificial lighting comes from the skylight
above, making the beams and columns produce different
plays of light. How do you achieve this at night?
a.Put a spotlight atop the skylight

b. Floor-mounted light projecting
upwards
c. Place light just below the beam
projecting downwards
d. Place a light anywhere. It doesn’t
matter
1. At day, artificial lighting comes from the skylight
above, making the beams and columns produce different
plays of light. How do you achieve this at night?
a.Put a spotlight atop the skylight

b. Floor-mounted light projecting
upwards
c. Place light just below the beam
projecting downwards
d. Place a light anywhere. It doesn’t
matter
2. Where would you locate water
distribution pipe farthest from?
a. Large trees c.
b. Carport d.
2. Where would you locate water
distribution pipe farthest from?
a. Large trees c.
b. Carport d.
3. Electrical Plan reading; given a
situation then determine:
1. How many power outlets are
there in LP-9?
1. How many power (?) outlets
are there in LP-9? CO - 4
1. How many power (?) outlets
are there in LP-9?
a. How many power (?) outlets
are there in LP-9? LO - 18
b. Short circuit happened to the
elec. fan in the stair landing,
which LP will the electrician
check for the condition of the
wires?
c. If LP-9 is shut-off, what can
be done in the Master’s
Bedroom?
c.1. Watch TV ( C.O.plug)
c.2. Turn-on Computer ( C.O.plug)
c.3. Turn-on lampshade (L.O.)
c.4.Take on hot shower ( C.O.plug)
c. If LP-9 is shut-off, what can
be done in the Master’s
Bedroom?
c.1. Watch TV
c.2. Turn-on Computer
c.3. Turn-on lampshade
c.4.Take on hot shower
4. Patch panels (inside PABX)
5. Intercom (private dialogue)
6. Difference between Internet and
Intranet
The Internet is an open, public space,
while an intranet is designed to be a
private space. An intranet may be
accessible from the Internet, but as a
rule it's protected by a password and
accessible only to employees or other
authorized users.
7. Router (technical term)
8. Modem (commercial term)
9. Closed/ Open Raceways
10.Types of Lighting
4. Patch panels - patch bay is a
panel, typically rack mounted,
that houses cable connections.
One typically shorter patch cable
will plug into the front side,
whereas the back holds the
connection of a much longer
and more permanent cable.
4. Patch panels
7. ROUTER
8. MODEM
9. Closed/ Open Raceways
BUSWAY/CABLE BUS
POWER & CONTROL TRAY CABLE
10. Types of Lighting
11. Electrical
Symbols
11. Electrical
Symbols
12. From the Hospital Patient’s Room
shown above, how many switches are
there?
a. 4 c. 5
b. 3 d. 2
shown above, how many switches are
there?
a. 4 c. 5
b. 3 d. 2
shown above, how many duplex
receptacle outlet are there?
a. 2 c. 4
b. 3 d. 5
shown above, how many duplex
receptacle outlet are there?
a. 2 c. 4
b. 3 d. 5
shown above, how many ceiling
mounted lights are in the T & B?
a. 1 c. 3
b. 2 d. 4
shown above, how many ceiling
mounted lights are in the T & B?
a. 1 c. 3
b. 2 d. 4
15. What is wrong with the Electrical
Plan shown at right?
a. Too many ceiling lights
b. Switch is behind the door
c. No switch in the T & B
d. Nothing’s wrong
15. What is wrong with the Electrical
Plan shown at right?
a. Too many ceiling lights
b. Switch is behind the door
c. No switch in the T & B
d. Nothing’s wrong
16. What kind of light is used at the
Balcony
16. What kind of light is used at the
Balcony
Pinlight
17. In elevator default system, where would
the elevator car go in case of fire
emergency?
a. The floor where it last stopped
b. Uppermost floor
c. It will be stationary
d. Ground Floor
17. In elevator default system, where would
the elevator car go in case of fire
emergency?
a. The floor where it last stopped
b. Uppermost floor
c. It will be stationary
d. Ground Floor
Where will you least place a downspout?
a. At corner of walls c. Wall hung
b. Inside a column d. In between
window openings
Where will you least place a downspout?
a. At corner of walls c. Wall hung
b. Inside a column d. In between
window openings
18. Copper pipes are classified as what?
a. Rigid c. Rigid or Soft
b. Flexible d. Soft
18. Copper pipes are classified as what?
a. Rigid c. Rigid or Soft
b. Flexible d. Soft
19. Which should not be used for water
main pipe?
a. Galvanized Iron c. Stainless Steel
b. Ceramic d. PVC
19. Which should not be used for water
main pipe?
a. Galvanized Iron c. Stainless Steel
b. Ceramic d. PVC
20. Which pipe is susceptible to UV rays?
a. Cast Iron c. PVC
b. GI Pipe d.
20. Which pipe is susceptible to UV rays?
a. Cast Iron c. PVC
b. GI Pipe d.
Service Deflection
21. Water traps are used to prevent foul
odor from coming out. Which of the
following DOES NOT have a P-trap
a. Water Closet c. Kitchen Sink
b. Lavatory d. Floor Drain
21. Water traps are used to prevent foul
odor from coming out. Which of the
following DOES NOT have a P-trap
a. Water Closet c. Kitchen Sink
b. Lavatory d. Floor Drain
22. For a T & B at the Ground Floor,
which would you connect directly under
a Floor Drain?
a. Sleeve c. Elbow
b. P-trap d. Nipple
22. For a T & B at the Ground Floor,
which would you connect directly under
a Floor Drain?
a. Sleeve c. Elbow
b. P-trap d. Nipple
23. Mostly plumbing (madami from
refresher utilities notes) ang
lumabas and more on I.T. terms din
24. Plumbing brochure 3-5 items
ang lumabas… basic fittings
25. Plan reading: Plumbing of
simple Residence (basic plumbing 5
questions lumabas pero nasa
illustration lahat ng sagot)
26. Plan reading: Plumbing of simple
Residence (basic plumbing 5 questions
lumabas pero nasa illustration lahat ng
sagot)
27. Where is “water meter” located?
a. Right after the main distribution
line connection
b. Beside the water pump
c. Within RROW, right before the
property line
d. …
27. Where is “water meter” located?
a. Right after the main distribution
line connection
b. Beside the water pump
c. Within RROW, right before the
property line
d. …

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