NAME: D) By replacing physical infrastructure with digital-only
solutions.
14. Which of the following is a workforce challenge
during the pandemic?
1. Convivial -Meaning “friendly, lively and enjoyable, A) Too many remote working opportunities.
A. Complete B) Disruption of traditional work environments.
B. Compact C) Increased focus on manufacturing.
C. Conventional D) Lack of demand for flexible workspaces.
D. Convivial 15. What is the purpose of flexible and multi-functional
2. having a particular characteristic in common.” spaces?
A. Community A) They can be adapted for various uses while maintaining
B. People adequate distance.
C. Users B) They are designed to serve only one specific function.
D. Neighborhood C) They are permanent structures that cannot be modified.
3. Compact-The 5-minute walk from center to edge, a D) They are intended for use by government offices only.
basic rule-of-thumb for walkability, 16. What is the main difference between placemaking
A. Complete and community building in urban design?
B. Compact A) Placemaking focuses on infrastructure, while
C. Conventional community building focuses on technology.
D. Convivial B) Placemaking prioritizes creating physical spaces for
4. Community planning- areas are defined by political social interaction, while community building emphasizes
boundaries, or historic development plats and, in long-term community engagement and environmental
some deplorable cases, old insurance red-lining health.
practices that gave a city its initial zoning district. C) Placemaking is about designing for businesses, and
A. Community design community building is about designing for residential
B. Community distance areas.
C. Community complex D) Placemaking involves digital integration, while
D. Community planning community building focuses on transportation.
5. In the four component SENSE OF COMMUNITY, this
is feeling like you can have an impact on your 17. What is the primary goal of the presentation?
community and that your voice matters? A. To highlight economic growth after COVID-19
A. Influence B. To explore the role of architecture and urban design in
B. Fulfilment of needs building post-pandemic communities
C. Membership C. To analyze the effects of COVID-19 on global tourism
D. Emotional connection D. To discuss technological advancements in architecture
6. In the four component SENSE OF COMMUNITY, 18. Which of the following is NOT a key principle for
feeling like your needs are being met by The sense post-COVID architecture and urban design?
of community is important for people to feel like A. Health and Safety
they belong somewhere and have a group of people B. Flexibility and Adaptability
to rely on. your community and that you are C. Economic Growth
supported? D. Sustainability and Resilience
A. Influence
B. Fulfilment of needs 19. Which design strategy is focused on improving air
C. Membership quality and hygiene?
D. Emotional connection A. Outdoor Spaces
7. When placemaking began? B. Designing for Health
A. 1970s C. Mixed-Use Developments
B. 1960s D. Technology Integration
C. 1950s
D. 2000 20. What is a major challenge in implementing post-
8. Give at least 1 in the five placemaking practices in pandemic urban design?
architecture. A. Integrating technology in design
B. Balancing economic constraints with design innovation
9. What is placemaking in urban design? C. Creating pedestrian zones
A) Building infrastructure to support transportation. D. Increasing public transportation options
B) Creating spaces that prioritize people over
infrastructure.
C) Developing new technology for urban living.
D) Expanding business districts to boost the economy.
10. What was one of the main challenges faced during
the pandemic?
A) Too much public space.
B) Lack of workforce challenges.
C) Insufficient public spaces for social distancing.
D) Decreased use of technology.
11. Why are outdoor spaces important in a post-
pandemic urban environment?
A) They provide space for cars and public transport.
B) They allow people to gather in a safer, socially
distanced manner.
C) They reduce the need for parks and recreational areas.
D) They increase the city's real estate value.
12. What are programmatic initiatives?
A) Initiatives to develop more industrial zones in cities.
B) Organized efforts like public health and community
engagement programs to enhance post-pandemic urban
development.
C) New tax policies for urban developers.
D) Expansion of rural living initiatives.
13. How have digital platforms transformed urban
living in a post-pandemic world?
A) By limiting social interaction in public spaces.
B) By fostering community engagement and providing
remote access to essential services.
C) By focusing exclusively on e-commerce.
