NAS 2 Flashcards
- The method recognizes income when the employer has done the work but has not received the income.
A. Accrual
B. Appreciation
C. Deprecation
D. Cash
- A 13-7
- A bundles all cost factors for entire task.
A. Lump sum
B. Cost plus
C. Percent completion method
D. Unit price method
- D 6-7
- requires paying prevailing wages in federally-financed projects.
A. Service Contract Act
B. Walsh-Healey Act
C. Wage Garnishment Law
D. Davis-Bacon Act
- D 10-7
- absolves the indemnified party from any payment for losses and damages incurred by a third party.
A. Indemnification
B. Delays and extensions of time
C. Schedule acceleration
D. Force majeure
- A 7-4
- An Emergency Action Plan should include .
A. Student’s name
B. Employer’s name
C. Administrator’s name
D. Next of kin
- C 11-3
- Safety data sheets (SDS) are a requirement of OSHA’s Hazard Communication Standard (HCS) and the purpose of HCS is to in the workplace.
A. Provide chemical product information
B. Ensure chemical safety
C. Provide chemical usage information
D. Evaluate different chemicals to use
- B 11-6
- Having adequate technology strengths can NOT help an organization with .
A. Estimating
B. Purchasing
C. Scheduling
D. Vacationing
- D 4-2
- is an exclusion to an advantage of a sole proprietor.
A. Limited personal responsibility
B. Low startup costs
C. Ownership of profits
D. Decision making freedom
- A 2-2
- A bond guarantees that the contractor has paid the subcontractor.
A. Bid
B. Performance
C. Payment
D. Maintenance
- C 3-7
- determine the type of materials or methods used.
A. Specifications
B. Building codes
C. References
D. UL
- A 6-2
- pays a worker when he or she is laid off.
A. Worker’s compensation
B. Unemployment
C. COBRA
D. HIPAA
- B 3-5
- is relatively unimportant when naming a business.
A. Impression of firm
B. Trademark
C. Service
D. Location
- D 2-6
- Technical specifications generally organized by MasterFormat classification.
A. AIA
B. EIE
C. EEE
D. CSI
- D 7-9
- A does NOT establish an employee’s eligibility to legally work in the United States.
A. U.S. Passport
B. Social Security card
C. Certificate of Naturalization
D. Driver’s License
- D 10-13
- If you are honest with a customer, can become realistic.
A. Disappointment
B. Expectations
C. Unrealistic goals
D. Frustration
- B 9-1
- A (An) purchases workers’ compensation insurance.
A. Property owner
B. Building contractor
C. Employer
D. Employee
- C 10-11
- A partnership .
A. Is a relationship between two or more people
B. Has unlimited business life
C. Does not dissolve in the event of a general partner
D. Limits the liability of the general partners
- A 2-2
- A contractor puts in a claim under a comprehensive standard general liability policy. The policy has no additional coverage, riders, or floaters, and has a $600 deductible per occurrence. The claim is for a job-site accident that caused $3,000 of injuries to employees, $2,800 of injuries to a pedestrian, $3,300 damage to the contractor’s equipment, and $2,750 loss of project materials purchased by the contractor. The insurance company is liable for .
A. $2,200
B. $0
C. $1,000
D. $3,200
- A $2,800 – $600 = $2,200
- is NOT a disadvantage of a C corporation.
A. Complex and expensive organization
B. Limitations on corporate activities
C. Unlimited life of the business
D. Extensive regulation and record-keeping requirements
- C 2-3
- Depreciation is considered a expense.
A. Noncash
B. Cash
C. Value
D. Unnecessary
- A 13-10; 13-11