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Urban

PLANNING
By Ar. Rendell K. Sotto
RANDOM QUESTIONS

1. Motor courts in subdivision shall have a right-of-


way of NOT less than ___ meters.

a. 3
b. 4
c. 6
d. 5
RANDOM QUESTIONS

2. What is the width of the major road right-of-


way, in meters, for subdivision of projects size 2.5
hectares and below?

a. 10
b. 4
c. 6
d. 8
RANDOM QUESTIONS

3. What is the width of the minor road right-of-


way, in meters, for subdivision of projects size 2.5
hectares and below?

a. 8
b. 5
c. 6
d. 4
RANDOM QUESTIONS

4. What is the width of the major road right-of-


way, in meters, for subdivision of projects size
above 5 to 10 hectares?

a. 6
b. 10
c. 9
d. 12
RANDOM QUESTIONS

5. What is the width of the minor road right-of-


way, in meters, for subdivision of projects size
above 5 to 10 hectares?

a. 6
b. 12
c. 8
d. 10
RANDOM QUESTIONS

6. The following statement is NOT relevant to


space planning.

a. How people will move through the spaces is


considered.
b. Who will use the space should be considered.
c. How people spend their time in the building is
considered.
d. How the building design character will adapt to
the community is considered.
RANDOM QUESTIONS

7. The following statement is NOT relevant to


space planning.

a. Privacy of people is considered


b. Proper selection of competent engineering
consultants is considered
c. Elements like lighting and ventilation are
considered
d. Accessibility or making the space easy to use is
considered
RANDOM QUESTIONS

8. What should a prospective home builder/owner


first do before proceeding with his/her project?

a. Select his/her engineer


b. Select his/her construction manager
c. Prepares his/her budget
d. Select his/her architect
RANDOM QUESTIONS

9. What should an architect first do when he/she


comes across a prospective client?

a. Submits professional brief and fee proposal


b. Sign service agreement
c. Submits concept designs
d. Undertake preliminary research
RANDOM QUESTIONS

10. Which of the process comes first?

a. Prepare contract documents


b. Sign a service agreement
c. Prepare design development
d. Submits design concept
RANDOM QUESTIONS

11. What stage of the process does the professional


of the architect is approved by the owner?

a. After the submission of the schematic design


b. During the submission of the schematic design
c. Before the submission of the schematic design
d. During the submission of the concept design
RANDOM QUESTIONS

12. What stage of the process does the probable


cost of the project is submitted to the owner?

a. Before signing the service agreement


b. After the approval of the schematic design
c. During the submission of the schematic design
d. After signing the service agreement
RANDOM QUESTIONS

13. The law that governs the design of low-cost


housing is

a. RA 9266
b. PD 1096
c. BP 220
d. BP 344
RANDOM QUESTIONS

14. A lot or land intended for construction site can


be best described by its ___.

a. TCT
b. lot plan
c. Site survey
d. OCT
RANDOM QUESTIONS

15. A land or easement reserved for transportation


purpose is ___.

a. Right of way
b. Highway
c. Alley
d. Street
RANDOM QUESTIONS

16. What is RROW?

a. Recreational right if way


b. Rough road of ways
c. Road right of way
d. Right road of way
RANDOM QUESTIONS

17. What is an OCT?

a. Overland Committee for Transport


b. Original Certificate of Title
c. Over-all Certificate of Title
d. Original Copy of Title
RANDOM QUESTIONS

18. Defined as intensive foci from which the


observer is traveling

a. Paths
b. Edges
c. Nodes
d. Districts
RANDOM QUESTIONS

19. Most dominant element for most person's


image of the city.

a. Paths
b. Nodes
c. Edges
d. Districts
RANDOM QUESTIONS

20. Responsive environments that focus on details,


with a wide vocabulary of visual cues possess.

a Legibility
b. Visual appropriateness
c. Variety
d. Personalization
RANDOM QUESTIONS

21. The shape of urban cities formed by two


corridors of intense development crossing the
center.

a. Radio-centric
b. Articulated sheet
c. Rectilinear
d. Linear
RANDOM QUESTIONS

22. Determines current housing needs.

a. Housing to be replaced
b. Housing for new family formation
c. Housing for new family formation
d. All of the above
RANDOM QUESTIONS

23. Describes the housing shortage or backlog.

a. Difference between number of acceptable


housing & number of families
b. Housing for new family formation
c. Housing produced minus existing housing
d. All of the above
RANDOM QUESTIONS

24. Type of urban ecological process in land use


planning patterning in cities or communities
defined as the entrance of a new population
and/or facilities into an occupied area

a. Succession
b. Invasion
c. Concentration
d. Decentralization
RANDOM QUESTIONS

25. In the increase of urban population, which of


the following factors indicates excess of in-
migration over out-migration.

a. Natural increase
b. Reclassification
c. Concentration
d. Net Migration
RANDOM QUESTIONS

26. Factors indicating Net Migration.

a. Excess of births over deaths


b. Excess in young population
c. Excess of in-migration over out-migration
d. Rural areas having achieved urban status
RANDOM QUESTIONS

27. Urban design control that allows builders and


developers more space if they provide desirable
features such as plazas, arcades, and other open
spaces.

a. Flexible zoning
b. Incentive zoning
c. Cluster zoning
d. Land use planning
RANDOM QUESTIONS

28. The largest and simplest function of a city.

a. Economic
b. Government
c. Housing
d. Transportation
RANDOM QUESTIONS

29. Intersections that separate lanes of traffic by


use of islands.

a. Channelization
b. Rotaries
c. Clover leaf
d. Diamonds
RANDOM QUESTIONS

30. Basic subdivision design.

a. Grid iron
b. Radial on grid iron
c. Curvilinear
d. Radial super blocks
RANDOM QUESTIONS

31. What major problem brought about the


discipline of city planning?

a. Physical chaos
b. Land value
c. Urban growth
d. Crime
RANDOM QUESTIONS

32. What part of basic data and planning studies in


a comprehensive development plan describes the
physical setting of the community or region?

a. Economic base study


b. Man-made features
c. Land use survey and inventory
d. History and geography
RANDOM QUESTIONS

33. The urban model of growth and development


that presents the emergence of self-sufficient
sectors.

a. Concentric zone model


b. Multiple nuclei model
c. Sector model
d. Urban realms model
RANDOM QUESTIONS

34. Density control method that regulates the


proportions between the built area of the building
and the lot area.

a. Number of occupants per square meter


b. Floor area ratio
c. Number of occupants per floor
d. Floor space index
RANDOM QUESTIONS

35. A general term to describe the idea of


consciously renewing the outworn areas of towns
and cities.

a. Historic preservation
b. Adaptive reuse
c. Urban renewal
d. Urban gentrification
RANDOM QUESTIONS

36. A mixed use community with an average 670


meters distance of a transit stop and commercial
core area.

a. Transit oriented development


b. Traditional neighborhood development
c. Planned unit development
d. New urbanism
RANDOM QUESTIONS

37. A group of architects, planners, and urban


designers formed to educate citizens worldwide of
the benefits of new urbanism.

a. The Council of New Urbanism


b. The Congress for New Urbanism
c. The New Urbanism Movement
d. The Association of New Urbanists
RANDOM QUESTIONS

38. According to the new theory of New Urbanism,


neighborhoods must have a discernible center
within a five minute of walk of all dwellings, and
equivalent to ___.

a. 200 to 300 meters


b. 300 to 500 meters
c. 600 to 700 meters
d. Approximately 1 kilometer
RANDOM QUESTIONS

39. Minimum width of sidewalks, according to new


urbanism principles

a. 1.20 meters
b. 2.00 meters
c. 2.50 meters
d. 3.00 meters
RANDOM QUESTIONS

40. Which of the following indicates good site


planning

a. Maximized land use/space


b. Controlled environmental hazards
c. Efficient maintenance
d. All of the above
RANDOM QUESTIONS

41. One of the key housing agencies of HUDCC that


concentrates on the production aspect of housing

a. HLURB
b. NHA
c. NHMFC
d. HIGC
RANDOM QUESTIONS

42. One of the funding agencies of Housing, locally


known as the Pag-ibig Fund.

a. GSIS
b. HDMF
c. SSS
d. 143 Fund
RANDOM QUESTIONS

43. An urban design control that is used to limit


height and building bulk, creates setbacks and
open space, and ultimately generate a relatively
uniform urban fabric, computed as the ratio of the
total floor area and the lot area.

a. Building Code
b. Floor Area ratio
c. Floor Space index
d. Land Zoning
RANDOM QUESTIONS

44. The salient provision of this law requires


developers of proposed subdivision project at least
20% of the total subdivision area or total
subdivision project cost for socialized housing.

a. RA 7279
b. RA 1432
c. RA 4266
d. RA 1680
RANDOM QUESTIONS

45. The wet and dry market is its main feature with
quasi-residential commercial or mixed-use
development.

a. Central Business District


b. Town Center
c. Neighborhood Center
d. Minor CBD
RANDOM QUESTIONS

46. Refers to the acquisition of land at values


based on existing use in advance of actual need to
promote planned development and socialized
housing programs.

a. Land investing
b. Land swapping
c. Land banking
d. Land assembly
RANDOM QUESTIONS

47. Refers to the process of land acquisition by


exchanging land for another piece of land of equal
value, or for shares of stock in a government or
quasi-government corporation.

a. Land investing
b. Land banking
c. Land swapping
d. Land assembly
RANDOM QUESTIONS

48. Refers to the acquisition of lots of varying


ownership through purchase or expropriation for
the purpose of planned and rational development
and socialized housing programs without
individual boundary restrictions.

a. Land investing
b. Land swapping
c. Land banking
d. Land assembly
RANDOM QUESTIONS

49. Refers to those areas declared as such under


existing statutes and pertinent executive
issuances.

a. Idle lands
b. Areas for priority development
c. Blighted lands
d. Component lands
RANDOM QUESTIONS

50. Refers to the areas where the structures are


dilapidated, obsolete and unsanitary, tending to
depreciate the value of the land and prevent
normal development and use of the area.

a. Idle lands
b. Blighted lands
c. Areas for priority development
d. Component lands
RANDOM QUESTIONS

51. Constructed and financed by the private sector


as a business venture and sold at prevailing
market prices and interest.

a. Condominium Project
b. Economic and Socialized Housing
c. Subdivision Project
d. Open Market Housing
RANDOM QUESTIONS

52. Housing project for moderately low-income


families with lower interest rates and longer
amortization periods

a. Condominium Project
b. Economic and Socialized Housing
c. Subdivision Project
d. Open Market Housing
RANDOM QUESTIONS

53. As per NSO, what structure is 3 or more units,


intended for residential use only, usually consisting
of 3 or more housing units?

a. Single House
b. Duplex
c. Multi-Unit Residence
d. Medium-Density Residence
RANDOM QUESTIONS

54. Which is not included in the elements of


human settlements?

a. Man
b. Network
c. Nature
d. Community
RANDOM QUESTIONS

55. These are centrally located parks with a service


radius from 0.8 to 3.0 kilometers designed for both
active and passive recreation.

a. Neighborhood park
b. Playlot
c. Municipal park
d. Community park
RANDOM QUESTIONS

56. Recommended maximum distance of


commercial center to residential zones as per
HLURB planning standards.

a. 1200 meters
b. 1000 meters
c. 800 meters
d. 900 meters
RANDOM QUESTIONS

57. What type of street has high velocity and


higher volume of traffic flow?

a. Collector street
b. Arterial street
c. Main street
d. Corner street
RANDOM QUESTIONS

58. What would result in overload storm water


when an urban area experiences severe storms?

a. Landslide
b. Clogged sewer lines
c. Surface water flooding
d. Erosion
RANDOM QUESTIONS

59. A street pattern used in highly mountainous


sites following the contours of the topography

a. Cul-de-Sac
b. Meandering
c. Loops
d. Geometric
RANDOM QUESTIONS

60. It mandates the protection of selected areas


under the direction of the PAMB that is locally
constituted and chaired by the DENR.

a. Forestry Code
b. EIA
c. LGC
d. NIPAS
RANDOM QUESTIONS

61. Promotes the creation and restoration of


diverse, walkable, compact, vibrant, mixed-use
communities of the same components as
conventional development, but assembled in a
more integrated fashion, in the form of complete
communities.

a. Gentrification
b. New Urbanism
c. Yuppification
d. New own Development
RANDOM QUESTIONS

62. A map that shows the spatial allocation of


built-up areas categorized as residential,
commercial, institutional, parks and open spaces,
industrial and others.

a. Base map
b. Urban land use map
c. General land use map
d. Topographic map
RANDOM QUESTIONS

63. The maximum distance a consumer is willing


to travel to avail of a good service beyond which
people will look to another center.

a. Market area analysis


b. Core periphery
c. Market range
d. Hierarchy of services
RANDOM QUESTIONS

64. Major and minor routes of circulation which


people use to move about.

a. Pathways
b. Districts
c. Edges
d. Landmarks
RANDOM QUESTIONS

65. The larger the population of a city, the more


likely its economy allows for.

a. Increased self-sufficiency
b. Environmental protection
c. Higher demand for indigenous products
d. More specialization
RANDOM QUESTIONS

66. The sole regulatory body for housing and land


use development. It is charged with encouraging
greater private sector participation in low-cost
housing through liberalization of development
standards, simplification of regulations and
decentralization of approvals for permits and
licenses.

a. NHMFC
b. UDHA
c. HLURB
d. HUDCC
RANDOM QUESTIONS

67. An in-design land use evaluation method for


planning areas that retain important natural
environmental features. The outcome of the
valuation depends to a large extent on expert
judgment based on scientific knowledge.

a. Market Forecasts
b. Committed Lands Analysis
c. Carrying Capacity Analysis
d. Land Suitability Analysis
RANDOM QUESTIONS

68. Parking lots should be located in an area where


slope is below otherwise grading is to be done.

a. 3%
b. 7%
c. 5%
d. 10%
RANDOM QUESTIONS

69. A variable of urban decoration where the


environment is to have an understandable simple
pattern of signs and clues.

a. Rhythm
b. Harmony
c. Unity
d. Balance and symmetry
RANDOM QUESTIONS

70. Where can we find the highest-level policy


statements on environmental protection?

a. RA 5454
b. PD 1151
c. Constitution
d. LOI 90
RANDOM QUESTIONS

71. It is best for linear construction such as roads,


paths, and utility trenching.

a. Contour Area Method


b. Average End Area Method
c. Borrow Pit Method/Grid Method
d. Grading by Cut
RANDOM QUESTIONS

72. The type of street pattern wherein the site is


divided into square or rectangular blocks.

a. Geometric
b. Linear or ribbon
c. Gridiron
d. Combination
RANDOM QUESTIONS

73. What site planning strategies are conductive to


minimizing energy costs and adverse impacts of
development?

a. Minimize site disruption, protect natural


drainage ways and other critical natural resources
b. Respond to local climatic conditions, and
minimize water, fertilizer, and maintenance needs,
as well as add significant biomass to the
landscape
c. Minimize disruption of natural areas, extension
of services, and transportation needs
d. All of the choices
RANDOM QUESTIONS

74. Patrick Geddes coined his team to mean the


conglomeration of town aggregates, describing
the waves of population to large cities followed by
overcrowding and slum formation.

a. Broadacre
b. Amorphic
c. Backflow
d. Conurbation
RANDOM QUESTIONS

75. It shall refer to a town deliberately planned and


built which provides, in addition to houses,
employment, shopping, education, recreation,
culture and other services normally associated
with a city or town.

a. Garden city
b. PUD
c. Neighborhood unit
d. New town
RANDOM QUESTIONS

76. As a Designer-Planner what is your


involvement in community participation?

a. work with the community to know the problem


b. talk and ask advice from urban planners
c. act as a decision maker
d. none of the choices
RANDOM QUESTIONS

77. What Feature of a subdivision that makes it


most saleable?

a. abutting a church
b. view on the lake
c. different steep and slope
d. narrow frontage
RANDOM QUESTIONS

78. What kind of development is MRT and LRT here


in the Philippines?

a. Metropolitan long distance transit


b. Community transit
c. State to state transit
d. Barangay transit
RANDOM QUESTIONS

79. The most important space found within the


rules of the Leyes de las Indias.

a. Tribunal
b. Parish Church
c. Town Plaza
d. Fort
RANDOM QUESTIONS

80. A city with very high local concentrations of


population in skyscrapers separated by very large
areas of intervening open space at the ground
level.

a. Industrial City
b. Radiant City
c. Broadacre City
d. Metabolis City
RANDOM QUESTIONS

81. The links within the settlement and with other


settlements.

a. Hamlet
b. Networks
c. Shells
d. Norms
RANDOM QUESTIONS

82. Equated with the term townscape - the urban


equivalent of landscape, comprising the visible
forms of the built-up areas; defined as the spatial
pattern or "arrangement" of individual elements
within a city system.

a. Urban Morphology
b. Urban design
c. Urban space
d. Urban form
RANDOM QUESTIONS

83. The field on which unfolds both the building


fabric and the public realm of the city.

a. Lot
b. Block
c. Subdivision
d. Square
RANDOM QUESTIONS

84. These are not the dividing lines within the city
but rather communal rooms and passages.

a. Streets
b. Open Space
c. District
d. Corridor
RANDOM QUESTIONS

85. Data gathering of site conditions, include the


following except:

a. none of the choices


b. Land use plans and zoning ordinances
c. Base and aerial maps, surveys
d. Master plans and feasibility studies
RANDOM QUESTIONS

86. The use of land which generates the maximum


profit without negative consequences especially
on the environment.

a. Land use
b. Zoning
c. Planning
d. Highest and best use
RANDOM QUESTIONS

87. Inherent problems in the site may include the


following except:

a. abnormal grading
b. inefficient layout
c. difficulty street pattern
d. good drainage
RANDOM QUESTIONS

88. The result of dense concentration of people


and residents, mixed blocks of different age and
conditions.

a. Obsolescence
b. Genius loci
c. Yuppification
d. Amorphic
RANDOM QUESTIONS

89. What was the most important factor in


designing settlement patterns during the Spanish
Period in the Philippines?

a. Economy
b. Transportation
c. Religion
d. Plaza
RANDOM QUESTIONS

90. A spatial development concept that suggests


that by investing heavily in capital intensive
industries in the largest urban centers,
government in developing countries can stimulate
economic growth that will spread outward to
generate regional development the economies of
scale found in the largest cities.

a. Growth Pole Concept


b. Industrial Theory
c. Central Place Theory
d. Location Theory
RANDOM QUESTIONS

91. Area that is allowable for conversion to non-


agricultural uses.

a. Lands issued CARL Valuation determined by


DAR
b. Socialized housing sites identified by LGUs
c. Network of protected areas for agriculture
d. Environmentally critical areas
RANDOM QUESTIONS

92. Known for his "Unite' de Habitation" and


Radiant City.

a. Daniel Burnham
b. Clarence Perry
c. Tony Garnier
d. Le Corbusier
RANDOM QUESTIONS

93. Analysis of surface drainage pattern includes


the following:
i. Amount of drainage
ii. Directions of drainage
iii. Flood zones
iv. Presence of aquifer

a. i, ii and iii
b. ii, iii and iv
c. i, ii, and iv
d. i, ii and iv
RANDOM QUESTIONS

94. Suggested bed requirement for a medical


center according to DOH.

a. 200-299 beds
b. 50-100 beds
c. 300 beds and over
d. 100-199 beds
RANDOM QUESTIONS

95. Lines of a concentrated activity where ways


and places are combined and where life and
movement are intensified.

a. Landmarks
b. Nodes
c. Streets
d. Junctions
RANDOM QUESTIONS

96. The methodological and controlled repair and


strengthening of a structure to have it as close to
its original state and to prevent further decay and
deterioration.

a. Restoration
b. Preservation
c. Conservation
d. Reconstruction
RANDOM QUESTIONS

97. Special Development Authorities are created


to promote and regulate the development of
identified critical areas or zones, specifically
watershed areas, lakes, foreshore lands, river
basins and contiguous social and economic areas.
An example is:

a. LLDA
b. MMDA
c. PEZA
d. NEDA
RANDOM QUESTIONS

98. A type of planning which emphasizes that the


proper role of the planner is not to serve the
general public interest but rather to serve the
interests of the least fortunate or least well
represented groups in society.

a. Advocacy Planning
b. Strategic Planning
c. Sectoral Planning
d. Social Planning
RANDOM QUESTIONS

99. The process in which a piece of land, referred


to as the parent tract, is subdivided into two or
more parcels.

a. Platting
b. Subdivision
c. Parcellating
d. Land development
RANDOM QUESTIONS

100. A wall that serves 2 dwelling units, known also


as party wall.

a. Common Wall
b. Fire Block
c. Fire Wall
d. Abutment
RANDOM QUESTIONS

101. This zone is for particular types of institutional


establishments e.g., welfare homes, orphanages,
home for the aged, rehabilitation and training
centers, military camps/reservation/bases/training
grounds, etc.

a. Special Institutional Zone


b. Social Institutional Zone
c. General Institutional Zone
d. Sectoral Institutional Zone
RANDOM QUESTIONS

102. He postulated that population increases in a


geometric ratio while food production increase
arithmetically and that unless natural
catastrophes, war or sexual restraint control
population increase, worldwide famine or war will
follow.

a. Von Thunen
b. William Alonso
c. Lowdon Wingo Jr.
d. Robert Malthus
RANDOM QUESTIONS

103. The most frequent shape of a city, a large


circle with radial corridors of intense development
emanating from the center.

a. Star
b. Radio centric
c. Ring
d. NOTA
RANDOM QUESTIONS

104. It shall refer to areas designated principally for


trade, services and business purposes.

a. Commercial
b. CBD
c. Built-up area
d. None of them
RANDOM QUESTIONS

105. Street provided to terminate a block for


pedestrian use only?

a. Alley
b. Setback
c. Road Right of Way
d. Secondary Road
RANDOM QUESTIONS

106. Which is not included in the elements of


human settlements?

a. Man
b. Nature
c. Network
d. Community
RANDOM QUESTIONS

107. This is the golden era of urban design in the


U.S. characterized with a totally designed system
of main circulation arteries, a network of parks,
and clusters or focal buildings or building blocks of
civic centers.

a. New Towns
b. Garden City Movement
c. Broadacre
d. City Beautiful
RANDOM QUESTIONS

108. These are centrally located parks with a


service radius from 0.8 to 3.0 kilometers designed
for both active and passive recreation.

a. Neighborhood park
b. Municipal park
c. Playlot
d. Community park
RANDOM QUESTIONS

109. Which of the following statements is NOT


true?
a. A total separation of vehicles and pedestrians is
harmful for the development of a lively and active
street
b. A street has a three-dimensional form which
inhibit certain activities and make others possible
c. According to Alberti, if the city is noble and
powerful, streets should be designed winding,
rather than straight and broad, because this
d. Increasing competition for the driver's attention
has turned roadway signs into
RANDOM QUESTIONS

110. Responsible in the reconstruction of Paris


which imposed a new pattern of broad boulevards
and great parks on the previous labyrinth street
pattern?

a. Le Corbusier
b. George Hausmann
c. Sir Barlow
d. Daniel Burnham
RANDOM QUESTIONS

111. Recommended maximum distance of


commercial center to residential zones as per
HLURB planning standards?

a. 1200 meters
b. 800 meters
c. 1000 meters
d. 900 meters
RANDOM QUESTIONS

112. What type of street has high velocity and


higher volume of traffic flow?

a. Collector street
b. Arterial street
c. Main street
d. Corner street
RANDOM QUESTIONS

113. An urban ecology process that occurred as


early as the late 19th century in England and was
attributable among others to the railway system, a
mobile middle class and the tendency to establish
housing estates/model dwellings was:

a. Suburbanization
b. Gentrification
c. Sprawl
d. Urbanization
RANDOM QUESTIONS

114. What would result in overload storm water


when an urban area experiences severe storms.

a Landslide
b. Clogged sewer lines
c. Surface water flooding
d. Erosion
RANDOM QUESTIONS

115. A street pattern used in highly mountainous


sites following the contours of the topography.

a. Cul-de-Sac
b. Meandering
c. Loops
d. Geometric
RANDOM QUESTIONS

116. It mandates the protection of selected areas


under the direction of the PAMB that is locally
constituted and chaired by the DENR.

a. Forestry Code
b. LGC
c. EIA
d. NIPAS
RANDOM QUESTIONS

117. Promotes the creation and restoration of


diverse, walkable, compact, vibrant, mixed-use
communities of the same components as
conventional development, but assembled in a
more integrated fashion, in the form of complete
communities.

a. Gentrification
b. Yuppification
c. New Urbanism
d. New Town Development
RANDOM QUESTIONS

118. A map that shows the spatial allocation of


built-up areas categorized as residential,
commercial, institutional, parks and open spaces,
industrial and others.

a. Base map
b. General land use map
c. Urban land use map
d. Topographic map
RANDOM QUESTIONS

119. The maximum distance a consumer is willing


to travel to avail of a good service beyond which
people will look to another center.

a. Market area analysis


b. Market range
c. Core periphery
d. Hierarchy of services
RANDOM QUESTIONS

120. Major and minor routes of circulation which


people use to move about.

a. Pathways
b. Edges
c. Districts
d. Landmarks
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121. The larger the population of a city, the more


likely its economy allows for.…

a. Increased self-sufficiency
b. Higher demand for indigenous
c. Environmental protection products
d. More specialization
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122. The sole regulatory body for housing and land


use development. It is charged with encouraging
greater private sector participation in low-cost
housing through liberalization of development
standards, simplification of regulations and
decentralization of approvals for permits and
licenses?

a. HLURB
b. NHMFC
c. UDHA
d. HUDCC
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123. An in-design land use evaluation method for


planning areas that retain important natural
environmental features. The outcome of the
valuation depends to a large extent on expert
judgment based on scientific knowledge?

a. Market Forecasts
b. Carrying Capacity Analysis
c. Committed Lands Analysis
d. Land Suitability Analysis
RANDOM QUESTIONS

124. Parking lots should be located in an area


where slope is below ___ otherwise grading is to
be done.

a. 3%
b. 5%
c. 7%
d. 10%
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125. A variable of urban decoration where the


environment is to have an understandable simple
pattern of signs and clues.

a. Rhythm
b. Unity
c. Harmony
d Balance and symmetry
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126. Where can we find the highest-level policy


statements on environmental protection.

a. RA 5454
b. PD 1151
c. Constitution
d. LOI 90
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127. It is best for linear construction such as roads,


paths, and utility trenching.

a. Contour Area Method


b. Average End Area Method
c. Borrow Pit Method/Grid Method
d. Grading by Cut
RANDOM QUESTIONS

128. The type of street pattern wherein the site is


divided into square or rectangular blocks.

a. Geometric
b. Linear or ribbon
c. Gridiron
d. Combination
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129. What site planning strategies are conductive


to minimizing energy costs and adverse impacts of
development?

a. Minimize site disruption, protect natural


drainage ways and other critical natural resources
b. Respond to local climatic conditions, and
minimize water, fertilizer, and maintenance needs,
as well as add significant biomass to the
landscape
c. Minimize disruption of natural areas, extension
of services, and transportation needs
d. All of the choices
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130. Patrick Geddes coined his team to mean the


conglomeration of town aggregates, describing
the waves of population to large cities followed by
overcrowding and slum formation.

a. Broadacre
b. Amorphic
c. Backflow
d. Conurbation
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131. It shall refer to a town deliberately planned


and built which provides, in addition to houses,
employment, shopping, education, recreation,
culture and other services normally associated
with a city or town.

a. Garden City
b. PUD
c. Neighborhood unit
d. New Town
RANDOM QUESTIONS

132. A plan that has been formulated to check


immediate problems of a community on a short-
term basis.

a. Action-oriented
b. Comprehensive planning
c. CLUP
d. Sectoral planning
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133. He wrote the book Image of the City.

a. Freidman and Douglas


b. Ebeneezer Howard
c. Kevin Lynch
d. Unwin Raymund
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134. The elements of the human settlements.

a. Nature, man, society, shells networks


b. Nature man, society, networks, hamlet
c. Nature, man, community, hamlet, networks
d. Nature, man, community, shells networks
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135. Which of the following statements is true?

a. Operable windows allow the natural ventilation


to reduce the operation period of A/C System
during the mild season.
b. Based on a given climatological condition, a
logical planning- design response is unimportant.
c. Fungi rarely thrive in warm humid regions.
d. The need and benefits of protecting the natural
environment can be considered minor
consideration in site selection or planning.
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136. Secondary roads include:

a. Minor road
b. Boulevard
c. Avenue
d. All of the choices
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137. Under the Water Code of the Philippines, the


use of banks of rivers, lakes, streams and shores of
seas, throughout their entire length must have an
easement of in agricultural areas/rural areas where
the building of structures of any kind is prohibited.

a. 10 meters
b. 20 meters
c. 40 meters
d. 3 meters
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138. An overlay method of mapping natural


determinants used to determine the suitability of
a particular site for prospective land uses.

a. Site suitability
b. Site analysis
c. GIS
d. Sieve-mapping
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139. Which of the following statements is true?

a. An isolated building is surrounded by structures.


b. The physical well-being and attitudes of people
are directly affected by climate, and these in turn
prescribe the planning needs.
c. Combining cut-and-fill is considered the most
expensive grading methods.
d. Monotony is not a common problem for roads
using modified grids.
RANDOM QUESTIONS

140. A type of restoration technique that preserves


the object without direct intervention on its
materials; has something to do with preventing or
avoiding agents of degradations of the object's
fabric, function, form (appearance), intrinsic values
and attributes.

a. Anastylosis
b. Static restoration
c. Substitution
d. Quasi-restoration
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141. Radburn represented a dramatic advance in


community planning. It introduced the following
except one.

a. Houses were oriented towards the streets.


b. Introduced the concept of the residential
superblock.
c. Introduced a hierarchy of roadways.
d. Deliberately separated pedestrian and vehicular
traffic.
RANDOM QUESTIONS

142. A survey technique used in moderate to large


scale projects involving understanding the genius
loci as a key to charting the direction for future
development.

a. Historical analysis
b. Visual survey
c. Permeability analysis
d. Townscape analysis
RANDOM QUESTIONS

143. Places and objects that are associated with an


event, achievement, characteristics or
modification that present a turning point or stage
in Philippine history.

a. National monuments
b. National landmarks
c. Cultural properties
d. Shrines
RANDOM QUESTIONS

144. The prominent visual feature of a city and seen


at great distances. To help define orientation and
identify the area.

a. Pathways
b. Landmarks
c. Edges
d. Districts
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145. Recommended maximum distance of


residential area to health facilities as per HLURB
planning standards.

a. 3 to 4 km
b. 4 to 5 km
c. 0.5 to 2 km
d. 2 to 3 km
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146. It combined the advantages of the town by


way of access and all the advantages of the
country by the way of the environment without
any of the disadvantages of either.

a. New Urbanism
b. Garden Cities
c. New Towns
d. Neighborhood Unit
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147. A clearance issued to a project that is allowed


under the provisions of the Zoning Ordinance as
well as other standards, rules and regulations on
land use.

a. Variance
b. Zoning clearance
c. Locational clearance
d. Deed restrictions
RANDOM QUESTIONS

148. A special type of bar chart that shows the


distribution of a population by age and sex.

a. Population projection
b. Population implosion
c. Population density
d. Population pyramid
RANDOM QUESTIONS

149. Early pioneer of the concept of nodal region.


Promoter of Garden City Movement.

a. Lewis Mumford
b. Unwin Raymund
c. Ebenezer Howard
d. Barry Parker
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150. Refers to all cities regardless of their


population density and to municipalities with a
population density of at least 500 persons per
hectare.

a. Highly urbanized city


b. Independent city
c. Component city
d. Urban area
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151. Refers to an area with at least 200,000 people


and income of P50M or more.

a. Metropolitan area
b. Highly-urbanized city
c. Component city
d. Independent component city
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152. Conditions of the site are the basis for


harmony between the buildings and site. The
building and large part of its success depends on
its harmonious relation with nature?

a. Deference
b. Extension
c. Geometric contrast
d. Accent
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153. What is the first university town?

a. Vienna
b. Paris
c. Karlsrune
d. Versailles
RANDOM QUESTIONS

154. He is the author of the 10-volume treatise "de


Arkitektura" which relates experience of Roman
architecture and town planning.

a. Leonardo da Vinci
b. Nicoletus
c. Vitruvius
d. Hipodamus
RANDOM QUESTIONS

155. Built the first Garden Citv "Letchworth" in 1920.

a. UnwinRaymund/Barry Parker
b. Lewis Mumford
c. Freidman and Douglas
d. Abercrombie
RANDOM QUESTIONS

156. Acknowledged as the oldest city in the history


of settlements.

a. Babylon
b. Constantinople
c. Eridu
d. Damascus
RANDOM QUESTIONS

157. Acknowledged as the oldest continually


inhabited city in the world.

a. Babylon
b. Damascus
c. Eridu
d. Athen
RANDOM QUESTIONS

158. Roman forum designed with formalism.

a. Freedom Forum
b. Triumphal Forum
c. Republican Forum
d. Imperial Forum
RANDOM QUESTIONS

159. The first noted urban planner because of his


design of the city of Miletus.

a Vitruvius
b. Damascus
c. Hippodamus
d. Paleo
RANDOM QUESTIONS

160. The first city that signified the rise of the


church, with the church being an integral part of
its urban design.

a Rome
b. Constantinople
c. Madrid
d. Versailles
RANDOM QUESTIONS

161. Leader of the reform movement during the


Industrial Revolution.

a. Robert Owen
b. James Oglethorpe
c. Ebenezer Howard
d. Soria Y Mata
RANDOM QUESTIONS

162. The military towns of Spanish settlements.

a. Laws of the Indies


b. Pueblo
c. Presidio
d. Missions
RANDOM QUESTIONS

163. Acknowledged as the icon of middle-class


suburbanization during the 1950's.

a. Projects 1 to 8
b. Forbes Park 1
c. PhilAm-Life Homes
d. Quezon City
RANDOM QUESTIONS

164. Largest in land area among Metro Manila's


cities.

a. City of Manila
b. Caloocan City
c. Quezon City
d. Muntinlupa City
RANDOM QUESTIONS

165. Among Kevin Lynch's elements of the city,


these are defined as lateral references that are not
coordinate axes.

a. Paths
b. Edges
c. Nodes
d. Districts
RANDOM QUESTIONS

166. Defined as intensive foci from which the


observer is traveling.

a. Paths
b. Nodes
c. Edges
d. Districts
RANDOM QUESTIONS

167. Most dominant element for most person's


image of the city.

a. Paths
b. Edges
c. Nodes
d. Districts
RANDOM QUESTIONS

168. Responsive environments that focus on


details, with a wide vocabulary of visual cues
possess.

a. Legibility
b. Visual appropriateness
c. Variety
d. Personalization
RANDOM QUESTIONS

169. The shape of urban cities formed by two


corridors of intense development crossing the
center.

a. Radio-centric
b. Articulated sheet
c. Rectilinear
d. Linear
RANDOM QUESTIONS

170. Determines current housing needs.

a. Housing to be replaced
b. Housing for new family formation
c. Housing for new family formation
d. All of the above
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171. Describes the housing shortage or backlog.

a. Difference between number of acceptable


housing & number of families
b. Housing for new family formation
c. Housing produced minus existing housing
d. All of the above
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172. Type of urban ecological process in land use


planning patterning in cities or communities
defined as the entrance of a new population
and/or facilities into an occupied area.

a. Succession
b. Invasion
c. Concentration
d. Decentralization
RANDOM QUESTIONS

173. In the increase of urban population, which of


the following factors indicates excess of in
migration over out-migration.

a Natural increase
b. Concentration
c. Net Migration
d. Reclassification
RANDOM QUESTIONS

174. Factors indicating Net Migration.

a. Excess of births over deaths


b. Excess in young population
c. Excess of in-migration over out migrations
d. Rural areas having achieved urban
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175. Urban design control that allows builders and


developers more space if they provide desirable
features such as plazas, arcades, and other open
spaces.

a. Flexible zoning
b. Cluster zoning
c. Incentive zoning
d. Land use planning
RANDOM QUESTIONS

176. The largest and simplest function of a city.

a. Economic
b. Government
c. Housing
d. Transportation
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177. Intersections that separate lanes of traffic by


use of islands.

a. Channelization
b. Clover leaf
c. Rotaries
d. Diamonds
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178. Basic subdivision design.

a. Grid iron
b. Curvilinear
c. Radial on grid iron
d. Radial super blocks
RANDOM QUESTIONS

179. What major problem brought about the


discipline of city planning.

a. Physical chaos
b. Land value
c. Urban growth
d. Crime
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180. What part of basic data and planning studies


in a comprehensive development plan describes
the physical setting of the community or region.

a. Economic base study


b. Land use survey and inventory
c. Man-made features
d. History and geography
RANDOM QUESTIONS

181. The urban model of growth and development


that presents the emergence of self-sufficient
sectors.

a. Concentric zone model


b. Sector model
c. Multiple nuclei model
d. Urban realms model
RANDOM QUESTIONS

182. Density control method that regulates the


proportions between the built area of the building
and the lot area.

a Number of occupants per square meter


b. Floor area ratio
c. Floor space index
d. Number of occupants per floor
RANDOM QUESTIONS

183. A general term to describe the idea of


consciously renewing the outworn areas of towns
and cities.

a. Historic preservation
b. Adaptive reuse
c. Urban renewal
d. Urban gentrification
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184. A mixed use community with an average 670


meters distance of a transit stop and commercial
core area.

a. Transit oriented development


b. Traditional neighborhood
c. Planned unit development
d. New urbanism development
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185. A group of architects, planners, and urban


designers formed to educate citizens worldwide
the benefits of new urbanism.

a. The Council of New Urbanism


b. The Congress for New Urbanism
c. The New Urbanism Movement
d. The Association of New Urbanists
RANDOM QUESTIONS

186. According to the new theory of New


Urbanism, neighborhoods must have a discernible
center within a five minute of walk of all dwellings,
and equivalent to ___.

a. 200 to 300 meters


b. 300 to 500 meters
c. 600 to 700 meters
d. Approximately 1 kilometer
RANDOM QUESTIONS

187. Minimum width of sidewalks, according to


New Urbanism principles.

a. 1.20 meters
b. 2.50 meters
c. 2.00 meters
d. 3.00 meters
RANDOM QUESTIONS

188. Which of the following indicates good site


planning?

a. Maximized land use/space


b. Controlled environmental hazards
c. Efficient maintenance
d. All of the above
RANDOM QUESTIONS

189. The document issued by the DENR Secretary


certifying that based on the representations of the
proponent and the preparers, as reviewed and
validated by the EIARC, the project will not pose
negative impact to the environment.

a. ECC
b. EIS
c. EMP
d. EENT
RANDOM QUESTIONS

190. One of the key housing agencies of HUDCC


that concentrates on the production aspect of
housing.

a. HLURB
b. NHMFC
c. NHA
d. HIGC
RANDOM QUESTIONS

191. One of the funding agencies of Housing, locally


known as the Pag-ibig Fund.

a. GSIS
b. HDMF
c. SSS
d. 143 Fund
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192. An urban design control that is used to limit


height and building bulk, creates setbacks and
open space, and ultimately generate a relatively
uniform urban fabric, computed as the ratio of the
total floor area and the lot area.

a. Building Code
b. Floor Area ratio
c. Floor Space index
d. Land Zoning
RANDOM QUESTIONS

193. The salient provision of this law requires


developers of proposed subdivision project at least
20% of the total subdivision area or total
subdivision project cost for socialized housing.

a. RA 7279
b. RA 1432
c. RA 9266
d. RA 1680
RANDOM QUESTIONS

194. The wet and dry market is its main feature


with quasi-residential commercial or mixed-use
development.

a. Central Business District


b. Town Center
c. Neighborhood Center
d. Minor CBD
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195. Refers to the acquisition of land at values


based on existing use in advance of actual need to
promote planned development and socialized
housing programs.

a. Land investing
b. Land swapping
c. Land banking
d. Land assembly
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196. Refers to the process of land acquisition by


exchanging land for another piece of land of equal
value, or for shares of stock in a government or
quasi-government corporation.

a. Land investing
b. Land swapping
c. Land banking
d. Land assembly
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197. Refers to the acquisition of lots of varying


ownership through purchase or expropriation for
the purpose of planned and rational development
and socialized housing programs without
individual boundary restrictions.

a. Land investing
b. Land banking
c. Land swapping
d. Land assembly
RANDOM QUESTIONS

198. Refers to those areas declared as such under


existing statutes and pertinent executive
issuances.

a. Idle lands
b. Blighted lands
c. Areas for priority development
d. Component lands
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199. Refers to the areas where the structures are


dilapidated, obsolete and unsanitary, tending to
depreciate the value of the land and prevent
normal development and use of the area.

a. Idle lands
b. Areas for priority development
c. Blighted lands
d. Component lands
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200. Refers to non-agricultural lands in urban and


urbanizable areas on which no improvements, as
herein defined, have been made by the owner, as
certified by the city, municipality or provincial
assessor.

a. Idle lands
b. Blighted lands
c. Areas for priority development
d. Component lands
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201. A tract or a parcel of land registered under RA


496 which is partitioned primarily for residential
purposes into individual lot with or without
improvements thereon, and offered to the public
for sale, in cash or in installment terms.

a. Condominium Proiect
b. Economic and Socialized Housing
c. Subdivision Project
d. Open Market Housing
RANDOM QUESTIONS

202. The entire parcel of real property divided or to


be divided primarily for residential purposes into
condominium units including all structures
thereon.

a. Condominium Project
b. Subdivision Project
c. Economic and Socialized Housing
d. Open Market Housing
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203. Constructed and financed by the private


sector as a business venture and sold at prevailing
market prices and interest.

a. Condominium Project
b. Subdivision Project
c. Economic and Socialized Housing
d. Open Market Housing
RANDOM QUESTIONS

204. Housing project for moderately low-income


families with lower interest rates and longer
amortization periods.

a. Condominium Project
b. Subdivision Project
c. Economic and Socialized Housing
d. Open Market Housing
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205. As per NSO, what structure are 3 or more


units, intended for residential use only, usually
consisting of 3 or more housing units.

a. Single House
b. Duplex
c. Multi-Unit Residence
d. Medium-Density Residence
RANDOM QUESTIONS

206. A written agreement between parties, but it


allows a specific period during which the buyer
can investigate the property and make a decision.

a. “Initial Contract”
b. “Draft Contract”
c. “Option to Buy”
d. “Subscription Agreement”
RANDOM QUESTIONS

207. First Planner and developed the Gridiron.

a. Marcus Vitruvius Polio


b. Hippodamus of Miletus
c. Mesopotamians
d. Daniel Burnham
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208. A habitable room for 1 family only with


facilities for living, sleeping, cooking, and eating.

a. Single Detached Unit


b. Living Unit
c. Dwelling Unit
d. Home Unit
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209. Written document to transfer the property to


one person to another.

a. Transfer Certificate Title


b. Clearance
c. Deed
d. Equity
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210. A type of planning which emphasizes that the


proper role of the planner is not to serve the
general public interest but rather to serve the
interests of the least fortunate or least well
represented groups in society.

a. Advocacy Planning
b. Social Planning
c. Strategic Planning
d. Sectoral Planning
RANDOM QUESTIONS

211. A very steep slope of rock or clay.

a. Ridge
b. Edge
c. Ravine
d. Cliff
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212. On land, an encumbrance limiting its use;


usually imposed for community or mutual
protection.

a. Parcel
b. Restriction
c. Zoning
d. Density
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213. This code mandates that all Local Government


Units shall prepare their comprehensive land use
plans and enact them through zoning ordinances.

a. HLURB Code
b. Local Government Code
c. Civil Code
d. Land Use Code
RANDOM QUESTIONS

214. Niemeyer believed that relating large areas to


each other is freedom as in the planned city.

a. Chandigarh
b. Stalingrad
c. Chicago
d. Brasilia
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215. The process in which a piece of land, referred


to as the parent tract, is subdivided into two or
more parcels.

a. Platting
b. Subdivision
c. Parcellating
d. Land development
RANDOM QUESTIONS

216. Usually the last stage of the final site


development process prior to issuance of building
permit.

a. Site Development Plan


b. Landscaping
c. Final Design Brief
d. Final Plat
RANDOM QUESTIONS

217. A spatial organization concept a general view


of the pattern of land use in a city developed by
Ernest W. Burgess. The city is conceived as a series
of five concentric zones with the cores as the
central business district and fanning out from
which are the residential and commuter zones.

a. Multiple Nuclei Concept


b. Concentric Zone Concept
c. Sector Concept
d. Locational Theory
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218. In architectural terms, it is the relationship of


the number of residential structures and people to
a given amount of space.

a. Zoning
b. Density
c. Floor Area Ratio
d. Floor to Lot Area Ratio
RANDOM QUESTIONS

219. In the Philippines, this type of land use


planning emphasizes the proper management of
land resources to ensure that the present
generation can benefit from its continued use
without compromising future generations.

a. Coastal Resource Planning


b. Land Use Planning
c. Sustainable Land Use Planning
d. Strategic Planning
RANDOM QUESTIONS

220. The main reason why the nomadic existence


of early man metamorphosed to village settlement
and later to the birth of cities.

a. Development of Motor
b. Agricultural Surplus
c. Population Explosion
d. Housing Provision
RANDOM QUESTIONS

221. In urban geography, a concept where urban


settlement is confined to the area within the legal
limits of the city and the congestion and virtually
all of this area is occupied by urban residents.

a. City Core
b. City Limits
c. Urban Center
d. True bounded City
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222. Planning for roads, bridges, schools, parking


structures, public buildings, water supply, land
waste disposal facilities.

a. Capital Facilities Planning


b. Utilities Planning
c. Physical Planning
d. Transport Planning
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223. Sometimes called "subscription money", this is


a deposit given to the seller to show that the
potential buyer has serious intentions.

a. Earnest Money
b. Draft Money
c. Initial Installment
d. Equity
RANDOM QUESTIONS

224. A wall that serves 2 dwelling units, known also


as party wall.

a. Fire Block
b. Common Wall
c. Abutment
d. Fire Wall
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225. A locale with a sizeable agglomeration of


people having characteristics of an urban being.

a. Chartered City
b. City
c. Composite City
d. Independent City
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226. The rough equivalent of the present tenement


cities that existed in ancient Rome, which resulted
from the population growth of the city and the
congestion that existed in streets.

a. Tenema
b. Agoras
c. Insula
d. Domus
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227. The container of man, which consists of both


the natural and man-made or artificial element.

a. Networks
b. Physical Settlement
c. Links
d. Structures
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228. The remaining space in a lot after deducting


the required minimum open spaces.

a. Setback
b. Yard
c. Buildable Area
d. Building Mass
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229. A tool used to control the manner in which


raw land is subdivided and placed on the market
for residential development.

a. Zoning Regulations
b. Deed Restrictions
c. Subdivision Regulations
d. Housing Regulations
RANDOM QUESTIONS

230. They develop or improve the land as well as


construct houses.

a. Appraisers
b. Real Estate Brokers
c. Developer
d. Financing Agencies
RANDOM QUESTIONS

231. A Land Development Decision is also what


kind of decision.

a. Land Use
b. Traffic
c. Population
d. Density
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232. A piece of grassy land, especially one used for


growing hay or as pasture for grazing animals; low
grassy land near a river or stream.

a. Farmland
b. Terrain
c. A&D Land
d. Meadow
RANDOM QUESTIONS

233. A profession which falls between planning


and architecture. It deals with the large-scale
organization and design of the city, with the
massing and organization and the space between
them, but not with the design of the individual
buildings.

a. City Planning
b. Urban Design
c. Urban Theorists
d. City Administration
RANDOM QUESTIONS

234. A long, deep, narrow valley eroded by running


water.

a. Ridge
b. Ravine
c. Edge
d. Cliff
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235. This is a type of a retaining wall made of


rectangular baskets made of galvanized steel wire
or PVC-coated wire hexagonal mesh which are
filled with stones to form a wall.

a. Riprap
b. Rock Wall
c. Gabion Wall
d. Mesh Wall
RANDOM QUESTIONS

236. A wide area of parks of undeveloped land


surrounding a community.

a. Park
b. Greenbelt
c. Open Space
d. Plaza
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237. A long, narrow chain of hills or mountains.

a. Ridge
b. Ravine
c. Edge
d. Cliff
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238. The orderly arrangement of urban streets and


public spaces.

a. City Planning
b. Open Space Planning
c. Street Planning
d. Spatial Planning
RANDOM QUESTIONS

239. A 20th century problem emanating from


rapid urbanization of areas surrounding a city
which eats up the remaining adjacent rural open
spaces.

a. Urban Development
b. Urban Sprawl
c. Urban Gentrification
d. Urban Blight
RANDOM QUESTIONS

240. Angles measured clockwise from any


meridian, usually north; however, the National
Geodetic Survey uses south.

a. Altitude
b. Azimuths
c. Latitude
d. Meridian angle
RANDOM QUESTIONS

241. He conceptualized the 'City Beautiful


Movement'.

a. Le Corbusier
b. Ebenezer Howard
c. Frank Lloyd Wright
d. Daniel Burnham
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242. Of land, a contiguous land area which is


considered as a unit, which is subject to a single
ownership, and which is legally recorded as a
single piece.

a. Platting
b. Land Partition
c. Parcel
d. TCT
RANDOM QUESTIONS

243. Phrase used to characterize development that


meets the needs of the present generation
without compromising the needs of the future
generations.

a. Planned Development
b. Sustainable Development
c. Development-Oriented
d. Sectoral Development
RANDOM QUESTIONS

244. A provision made in advance for the gradual


liquidation of a future obligation by periodic
charges against the capital account.

a. Interest
b. Surcharges
c. Amortization
d. Equity
RANDOM QUESTIONS

245. The government arm responsible for the


development and implementation of low-cost
housing in the Philippines.

a. National Housing Authority


b. National Shelter Program
c. HLURB
d. Housing Agencies
RANDOM QUESTIONS

246. Is characterized by higher population density


and vast human features in comparison to the
areas surrounding it.

a. City Core
b. Urban Center
c. City Limits
d. True bounded City
RANDOM QUESTIONS

247. A profession which falls between planning


and architecture. It deals with the large-scale
organization and design of the city, with the
massing and organization and the space between
them, but not with the design of the individual
buildings.

a. City Planning
b. Urban Design
c. Urban Theorists
d. City Administration
RANDOM QUESTIONS

248. What is an encumbrance limiting the use of a


land.

a. Parcel
b. Restriction
c. Zoning
d. None of the above
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249. It is concerned with the geographic location


of economic activity; it has become an integral
part of economic geography, regional science, and
spatial economics.

a. Multiple Nuclei Concept


b. Concentric Zone Concept
c. Sector Concept
d. Locational Theory
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250. A 20th century problem emanating from


rapid urbanization of areas surrounding a city
which eats up the remaining adjacent rural open
spaces.

a. Urban development
b. Urban sprawl
c. Urban gentrification
d. Urban blight
RANDOM QUESTIONS

251. This is a type of a retaining wall made of


rectangular baskets made of galvanized steel wire
or PVC-coated wire hexagonal mesh which are
filled with stones to form a wall.

a. Riprap
b. Rock Wall
c. Gabion Wall
d. Mesh Wall
RANDOM QUESTIONS

252. Is an angular measurement in a spherical


coordinate system, which is the angle between the
projected vector and a reference vector on the
reference plane.

a. Altitude
b. Latitude
c. Azimuths
d. Meridian angle
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253. It is a thoroughfare, route, or way on land


between two places, which has been paved or
otherwise improved to allow travel by some
vehicles and other land transportation.

a. Road
b. Physical Settlement
c. Links
d. Structures
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254. This allows a buyer to investigate a certain


property before a written agreement can be made
with the seller.

a. Rental Contract
b. Option to Lease
c. “Option to Buy”
d. None of the above
RANDOM QUESTIONS

255. Niemeyer believed that relating large areas to


each other is freedom as in the planned city of___.

a. New Orleans
b. Germany
c. Chicago
d. None of the above
RANDOM QUESTIONS

256. Of land, a contiguous land area which is


considered as a unit, which is subject to a single
ownership, and which is legally recorded as a
single piece.

a. Platting
b. Land Partition
c. Parcel
d. TCT
RANDOM QUESTIONS

257. What term is used in planning which refers to


the relationship of the number of residential
structures and people to a given amount of area?

a. Local Building Ordinances


b. Density
c. People to Area Probability
d. None of the above
RANDOM QUESTIONS

258. The rapid increase in numbers of a particular


species, esp. in the world's human population
attributed to an accelerating birthrate, a decrease
in infant mortality, and an increase in life
expectancy.

a. Development of Motor
b. Population Explosion
c. Agricultural Surplus
d. Housing Provision
RANDOM QUESTIONS

259. In urban geography, a concept where urban


settlement is confined to the area within the legal
limits of the city and the congestion and virtually
all of this area is occupied by urban residents.

a. City Core
b. City Limits
c. Urban Center
d. True bounded City
RANDOM QUESTIONS

260. The orderly arrangement of urban streets and


public spaces.

a. City Planning
b. Street Planning
c. Open Space Planning
d. Spatial Planning
RANDOM QUESTIONS

261. Phrase used to characterize development that


meets the needs of the present generation
without compromising the needs of the future
generations.

a. Planned Development
b. Sustainable Development
c. Development-Oriented
d. Sectoral Development
RANDOM QUESTIONS

262. A provision made in advance for the gradual


liquidation of a future obligation by periodic
charges against the capital account.

a. Interest
b. Surcharges
c. Amortization
d. Equity
RANDOM QUESTIONS

263. A habitable room for 1 family only with


facilities for living, sleeping, cooking, and eating.

a. Single Detached Unit


b. Living Unit
c. Dwelling Unit
d. Home Unit
RANDOM QUESTIONS

264. What is a deep, narrow gorge with steep


sides.

a. Ridge
b. Ravine
c. Edge
d. Cliff
RANDOM QUESTIONS

265. Sometimes called "subscription money", this


is a deposit given to the seller to show that the
potential buyer has serious intentions.

a. Earnest Money
b. Initial Installment
c. Draft Money
d. Equity
RANDOM QUESTIONS

266. This also refers to the act of dividing land into


pieces that are easier to sell or otherwise develop,
usually via a plat.

a. Site Clearing
b. Subdivision
c. Parcellating
d. Land development
RANDOM QUESTIONS

267. What does the Local Government Code


mandate in terms of planning?

a. Local Government Units shall prepare their


comprehensive land use plans and enact them
through zoning ordinances.
b. Provides proper definition of building types and
their height limit.
c. Only refers to the environmental impact of a
building to its surrounding lands and computes
the potential hazards during its operation
d. Mandates the stability of a structure in
accordance with the natural calamities occurring
in a specific area.
RANDOM QUESTIONS

268. He was an ancient Greek architect, urban


planner, physician, mathematician, meteorologist
and philosopher and is considered to be the
"father" of urban planning.

a. Marcus Vitruvius Pollo


b. Mesopotamians
c. Hippodamus of Miletus
d. Daniel Burnham
RANDOM QUESTIONS

269. In urban planning, it is used to control how a


raw land is subdivided, so later it can be sold for
residential development?

a. Local Land Use


b. Site Division Planning
c. Subdivision Regulations
d. HLURB
RANDOM QUESTIONS

270. Is a city in which the governing system is


defined by the city's own charter document rather
than by state, provincial, regional or national laws.

a. Developed City
b. Composite City
c. Chartered City
d. Independent City
RANDOM QUESTIONS

271. Is a national government agency tasked as the


planning, regulatory and quasi-judicial body for
land use development and real estate and housing
regulation.

a. National Housing Authority


b. HLURB
c. National Shelter Program
d. Housing Agencies
RANDOM QUESTIONS

272. It was a kind of apartment building that


housed most of the urban citizen population of
ancient Rome, including ordinary people of lower-
or middle-class status (the plebs) and all but the
wealthiest from the upper-middle class (the
equites).

a. Domus
b. Insula
c. Agoras
d. Tenema
RANDOM QUESTIONS

273. Denotes the land suitable for agricultural


production, both crops and livestock.

a. Farmland
b. Meadow
c. Terrain
d. Agricultural land
RANDOM QUESTIONS

274. This type of planning is an organized process


for investigating and responding to the needs and
aspirations of people and communities. Outcomes
are achieved through translating these needs and
aspirations through strategic policy and action,
integrated with urban, regional and other
planning activities.

a. Advocacy Planning
b. Social Planning
c. Strategic Planning
d. Sectoral Planning
RANDOM QUESTIONS

275. In statistics, it is used to analyze


characteristics or changes to a number of people
living in an area?

a. Land Use
b. Traffic
c. Population
d. Density

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