B.   A schedule of when each element of the project will be completed

C.   The architect's vision for the project

D.   The blueprint for the project

A.   A collaborative painting session

B.   A type of light carriage

C.   A design for a small cart

B.   A bubble diagram is a way of representing data in the form of bubbles

C.   A bubble diagram is a type of data visualization

D.   A bubble diagram is a type of graph

A.   The layout of a city

B.   A building's architectural design

D.   The stock market

A.   To present rough sketches to the owner

C.   To come up with a first design for the project

D.   To get approval from the owner for the project

A.   A set of construction drawings.

C.   A sketchy and loose drawing.

D.   A step between the final set of construction drawings and the building process.

A.   Preliminary sketches

B.   Hiring a contractor

D.   Applying for a building permit

A.   To measure the length of objects.

B.   To measure the temperature of objects.

C.   To measure the weight of objects.

A.   Two units

C.   Three units

D.   One unit

A.   Noticing the changes in the drawing

B.   Having two or more people work on a drawing together

D.   Making changes to the drawing in a special color

A.   With sound

B.   With light

C.   Zionism

A.   The area of a building

B.   3-dimensional space

D.   Space within a building

A.   12’

B.   8’

D.   10’

A.   Part of the property for any purpose

C.   The property for any specified purpose

D.   The entire property

A.   The owner of the property

C.   The location of the property

D.   The value of the property

A.   The maximum distance allowed by code or ordinance between a building and a property line or other reference.

B.   A building setback is the minimum distance that a building can be built from the property line

C.   Setbacks are often established to ensure fire trucks have enough room to turn around.

A.   The act of taking something back

B.   Restricting the amount of development on a piece of land

D.   Building a wall around a piece of property

A.   Lack of customer demand

B.   Slow transaction speed

C.   Elon Musk's personal preference

B.   Government regulation

C.   Hacking

D.   Lack of interest from the public

A.   Height

C.   Building

D.   Setbacks

A.   To determine the price of land

C.   To regulate the size and shape of buildings

D.   To specify the type of materials that can be used in construction

B.   The means of access to the site

C.   The proposed design for the site

D.   The location of the nearest structures

A.   A drawing or print of a home which depicts the desired conditions of the structure.

B.   A drawing or print which is not to scale.

C.   A drawing or print of a home which depicts the building process of the structure.

A.   Last design

C.   Preliminary design

D.   Initial design

B.   Four elevations, and a section or two

C.   Floor plans, two elevations, and a section

D.   Floor plans, four elevations, and two sections

B.   Intricate

C.   Horizontal

D.   Diagonal

A.   A break or discontinuity in a feature

C.   The highest point of a hill or mountain

D.   The lowest part of something

A.   A brief description of the requirements for a proposed building.

B.   A written description of the construction of a proposed building.

D.   A description of the equipment for a proposed building.

A.   Bill of Quantities

B.   Schedule of Values

C.   Proposal

A.   A building located in the Arctic

B.   A building that uses renewable energy only

D.   A building that does not use any energy

A.   Siting

C.   Construction

D.   Design

A.   Decorated with intricate patterns

C.   Light and airy

D.   Made with thin, sheer fabric

A.   The part of the block that is open at one end

B.   The part of the block that is closed at one end

D.   The part of the block that is open at both ends

A.   A three piece rigid frame in the shape of the upright capital letter B.

B.   A four piece rigid structural frame in the shape of the upright capital letter A.

C.   A two piece rigid structural frame in the shape of the upright capital letter A.

A.   A door that is made of A-labeled materials

C.   A door that is the first of its kind

D.   A door that is the best quality

A.   Makes the sound level meter more sensitive at frequencies where the ear is less sensitive

C.   Less sensitive to changes in sound level

D.   More sensitive to changes in sound level

B.   "ad libitum"

C.   "after death."

D.   "anno Domini"

A.   Audio engineer

C.   Agricultural engineer

D.   Aircraft engineer

A.   French horn

C.   Female

D.   Alpha-amylase

A.   Artificial Water

B.   Aircraft Wing

D.   Always Welcome

A.   Art Appreciation

C.   American Airlines

D.   Association of Architects

B.   A curved rod from which pointed leaves or scroll work emerge on either side, at regular intervals.

C.   A straight rod from which pointed leaves or scroll work emerge on either side, at irregular intervals.

D.   A straight rod from which pointed leaves or scroll work do not emerge on either side, at regular intervals.

B.   American Booksellers Association

C.   American Bar Association

D.   American Bankers Association

B.   A Roman brick

C.   A type of pasta

D.   Aunit of area

A.   Abacus

C.   Tessera

D.   Mosaic

A.   Slab

B.   Column

D.   Capital

A.   The art of stonecutting

B.   A device used for counting

C.   A type of column

A.   A person who gives evidence in a law court

C.   A large room in a palace or castle

D.   Support for a beam or other horizontal member

A.   A sound that is made when two things collide

B.   A type of baseball player

D.   A device that measures sound

B.   To paint

C.   To polish

D.   To add material

A.   The surface has been polished

B.   The surface has been textured

C.   The surface has been raised up

B.   Risen

C.   Encouraged

D.   Grown

A.   Authentication

B.   Mitigation

C.   Deforestation

A.   Reduction

B.   A sudden increase

C.   The process of bringing something to an end

A.   A type of light

B.   A wall

D.   A roof

A.   A church

B.   A place where the public can go to get Away from the chaos of their lives

D.   A place for criminals to be imprisoned

A.   Nave

B.   Apse

D.   Triforium

A.   A group of friendly animals

C.   An old building in ruins

D.   A place where one worships

A.   Association of British Counties

C.   Aggregate Base Course

D.   American Broadcasting Corporation

A.   Measuring speed

C.   Measuring horizontal angles

D.   Measuring distance

A.   Ground level to the highest point of the roof

C.   To the highest point of the roof

D.   From outside to outside of exterior walls

A.   To make a surface smoother

C.   To polish a surface

D.   To cover a surface with a substance

A.   The amount of water used.

C.   The size of the aggregate.

D.   The type of cement used.

A.   Amount of water to the amount of aggregate

B.   Amount of water to the amount of sand

C.   Amount of water to the amount of admixture

A.   The wearing away of rock particles by friction

B.   The process of sanding a piece of wood

C.   The cutting away of tissue by a surgeon

B.   The ability of a surface to be easily touched

C.   The ability of a surface to be easily seen

D.   The ability of a surface to be unaffected by changes in temperature

A.   The density of a vulcanized material or synthetic rubber compound

C.   The elasticity of a vulcanized material or synthetic rubber compound

D.   The hardness of a vulcanized material or synthetic rubber compound

B.   A measure of the density of a vulcanized material or synthetic rubber compound

C.   A measure of the elasticity of a vulcanized material or synthetic rubber compound

D.   A measure of the hardness of a vulcanized material or synthetic rubber compound

A.   Rocks

C.   Metals

D.   Minerals

B.   A color.

C.   A type of wood.

D.   A mineral.

A.   To be filled with water.

B.   To be filled with air.

C.   To be filled with food.

A.   Antilock braking system

B.   Airborne speedbrakes

D.   American Broadcasting System

A.   Air Brake System

B.   Atomic Bomb Shelter

D.   Anti-lock Braking System

B.   The distance from the point to the x-axis along a line parallel to the y-axis

C.   The distance from the point to the y-axis along a line parallel to the x-axis

D.   The vertical coordinate of a point on a plane

A.   The ratio of the mass of water vapor in a sample of air to the total mass of the sample

B.   The amount of water vapor in the air relative to the amount of dry air in the air.

A.   Atmospheric pressure

B.   Ambient pressure

D.   Gauge pressure

A.   The volume which the fluid occupies.

C.   The displacement volume of an ingredient of concrete or mortar.

D.   The volume occupied by the solid particles of a material

A.   Hydroscopic

C.   Moisture Lock

D.   Wetting

A.   Desorbent

B.   Adsorbent

D.   Evaporative

A.   To absorb refrigerant vapor

B.   To absorb liquid refrigerant

D.   To absorb solar energy

B.   Sewage Well

C.   Groundwater Well

D.   Waste Well

A.   The ratio of the transmitted flux to the incident flux.

C.   The ratio of the scattered flux to the incident flux.

D.   The ratio of the reflected flux to the incident flux.

B.   Bouguer-Lambert-Beer law

C.   Beer-Lambert law

D.   Lambert's cosine law

A.   The increase in the volume of a liquid or gas when another liquid or gas is added to it.

B.   The process by which radiant energy, which is incident on a surface, is converted to other forms of energy.

B.   To filter sewage

C.   To treat sewage

D.   To store sewage

A.   Types of Soil

B.   Found in Sewers

D.   Part of a septic system

A.   Ounces Per Minute

B.   Grams Per Minute

C.   Initial Rate Of Absorption

A.   To cool a space

B.   To release refrigerant gas in a generator

C.   To apply heat

A.   Foul water

C.   Storm water

D.   Drinking water

A.   To heat water or other secondary liquid using absorption techniques.

C.   To create a magnetic field using absorption techniques.

D.   To generate electricity using absorption techniques.

A.   A type of liquid Chiller that does not use absorption techniques

C.   A Liquid Chiller that only uses absorption techniques

D.   Equipment that only uses a generator, condenser, absorber, evaporator, pumps, controls, and accessories.

B.   It is a support for a bridge.

C.   It is a type of masonry.

D.   It is a type of roofing material.

B.   The area of land within a farm that is cultivated

C.   A device used for measuring the depth of water

D.   The legal right of a landowner to use water from a stream

A.   To enclose

B.   To surround

C.   To cover

A.   To separate

B.   To increase

C.   To reduce the size of

A.   A generator which produces direct current when driven by a prime mover.

C.   A device which converts electrical energy into mechanical energy.

D.   A device which converts mechanical energy into electrical energy.

A.   Rose

B.   Lily

C.   Lotus

A.   A city in Greece

B.   A style of art

D.   A type of Capital

A.   Amplified control box

C.   Advanced closed-loop control

D.   Air circuit breaker

A.   Material exposure to water

B.   Material exposure to ozone

C.   Material exposure to oxygen