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CDT Flash Cards 03

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  1. An Advertisement for Bids:

A. Implies the Owner will be selective by inviting only certain bidders to submit bids
B. Should contain information necessary for actual preparation of a bid
C. Is most often used in private work
D. Is often a legal notice to all qualified bidders:

A

D. Is often a legal notice to all qualified bidders

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  1. For this question, select the entity which is generally assigned the following duties and responsibilities by the Conditions of the Contract: Clarifying and interpreting the construction documents:

A. Architect/Engineer
B. Owner
C. Contractor
D. Varies, as stated in the Supplementary Conditions
E. None of the above:

A

A. Architect/Engineer

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  1. Marked-up or corrected contract Drawings that indicate changes incorporated in the Work are called:

A. Bidding Requirements
B. Contract Forms
C. Conditions of the Contract
D. Record drawings
E. As-builts

A

D. Record drawings

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  1. Which of the following is not a contract modification?

A. Change orders
B. Construction change directives/work change directives
C. Addenda
D. Architect’s supplemental instructions/field orders:

A

C. Addenda

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  1. All of the following are AIA construction contract modifications except:

A. Change Order
B. Architect’s Supplemental Instructions
C. Field Order
D. Construction Change Directive

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C. Field Order

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  1. For this question, select the entity which is generally assigned the following duties and responsibilities by the Contract Documents: Furnishing property insurance for the work under construction.

A. Architect/Engineer
B. Owner
C. Contractor
D. Varies, as stated in the Supplementary Conditions
E. None of the above:

A

B. Owner

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  1. For this question, select the entity which is generally assigned the following duties and responsibilities by the Conditions of the Contract: Protection of job site workers and stored materials.

A. Architect/Engineer
B. Owner
C. Contractor
D. Varies, as stated in the Supplementary Conditions
E. None of the above:

A

C. Contractor

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  1. For this question, select the entity which is generally assigned the following duties and responsibilities by the Conditions of the Contract: Resolution of claims.

A. Owner
B. Contractor
C. Varies, as stated in the Supplementary Conditions
D. Initial Decision Maker:

A

D. Initial Decision Maker

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  1. For this question, select the entity which is generally assigned the following duties and responsibilities by the Conditions of the Contract: Paying taxes for the Work.

A. Architect/Engineer
B. Owner
C. Contractor
D. Varies, as stated in the Supplementary Conditions
E. None of the above:

A

C. Contractor

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  1. For this question, select the entity which is generally assigned the following duties and responsibilities by the Conditions of the Contract: Right to stop work, if non-conforming Work is not corrected.

A. Architect/Engineer
B. Owner
C. Contractor
D. Varies, as stated in the Supplementary Conditions
E. None of the above:

A

B. Owner

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  1. For this question, select the entity which is generally assigned the following duties and responsibilities by the Conditions of the Contract: Paying for copies of Contract Documents reasonably necessary for executing the Work.

A. Architect/Engineer
B. Owner
C. Contractor
D. Varies, as stated in the Supplementary Conditions
E. None of the above:

A

B. Owner

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  1. For this question, select the entity which is generally assigned the following duties and responsibilities by the Conditions of the Contract: Control of construction means and sequences in the design-bid-build project delivery method.

A. Architect/Engineer
B. Owner
C. Contractor
D. Varies, as stated in the Supplementary Conditions
E. None of the above:

A

C. Contractor

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  1. For this question, select the entity which is generally assigned the following duties and responsibilities by the Conditions of the Contract:The Contract can be assigned without prior consent by which party?

A. Architect/Engineer
B. Owner
C. Contractor
D. Varies, as stated in the Supplementary Conditions
E. None of the above:

A

C. Contractor

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  1. Substitution procedures:

A. Are defined by law
B. Are specified in the Division 01 specifications
C. Allow requests only during the procurement stage
D. Provide for requests by telephone
E. None of the above:

A

B. Are specified in the Division 01 specifications

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  1. The word “provide” when used in a specifications:

A. Means, “to supply or deliver to project site”
B. Means, “to place in positions for service or use”
C. Should be defined in the Supplementary Conditions or in the Division 01 (General Requirements) specifications
D. All of the above:

A

C. Should be defined in the Supplementary Conditions or in the Division 01 (General Requirements) specifications

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  1. To be effective in communicating, specifications should be:

A. Complete, concise, and clear
B. Concise, clear, and correct
C. Clear, concise, correct, and complete
D. Concise, correct, complete and cool:

A

C. Clear, concise, correct, and complete

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  1. A written affirmation of fact or promise, made by a seller to a buyer, relating to the goods purchased and that becomes part of the basis of the bargain between the buyer and seller creates:

A. An implied warranty
B. A full warranty
C. An express warranty
D. A guarantee:

A

C. An express warranty

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  1. As a result of the widely held misconception that the Contractor’s responsibility for defective Work lasts only for the one-year “warranty” period:

A. The Supplementary Conditions should state that the period extends for an additional length of time
B. EJCDC and AIA use terms such as “correction period” instead of “warranty” or “guarantee”
C. The Owner accepts any repairs after that date
D. The courts relieve the Contractor of its responsibility:

A

B. EJCDC and AIA use terms such as “correction period” instead of “warranty” or “guarantee”

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  1. Which of the following is an example of CSI’s UniFormat classification system?

A. 02 26 23, Asbestos Assessment
B. B2030, Exterior Doors
C. 02 26 33.13, Mold Assessment
D. B30, Roofing
E. Answers B and D
F. Answers A and C:

A

E. Answers B and D

20
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  1. Which of the following is not part of the Contract Documents?

A. Agreement
B. Procurement forms
C. Contract modifications
D. Performance Bond
E. Addenda:

A

B. Procurement forms

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