Question 1
Which of these statements is INCORRECT in relation to internal factors that affect building costs?
O A. If buildings are grouped together with common walls, compared to same buildings constructed separately, there will be a cost reduction
O B. The more a building departs from a square, less the cost of external envelope will be
O C. Longer, narrower, complicated and/or irregular outlines will increase the building cost
O D. If two buildings have the same areas and specification, but only vary in the number of stories, the construction costs are higher for the higher building
Question 2
Which of this statement is FALSE in relation to the effect of location on building costs?
O A. Uncertain political climate and labour disputes can affect pricing
O B. Changes in fuel costs and cost of finance can affect pricing
O C. Taxes, wage adjustments and workers compensation do not affect the cost
O D. Boom and recession periods affect pricing
Question 3
Which of this statement is LEAST likely to happen in relation to external factors affecting building costs?
O A. Sloped sites could cost more to build on than levelled sites
O B. Building costs are cheaper in 2022 in comparison to 2020
O C. During the economic boom periods, building prices are likely to increase
O D. Extreme weather conditions would increase building costs
Question 4
The total price of a construction project is calculated by adding all the cost components such as:
(i) Office overheads
(ii) Labour cost
(iii) Material cost
(iv) Plant cost
(v) Profit
(vi) Contingencies
Which of above (i - V) are direct cost components?
O A. (ii), (iii) and (iv)
O B. (i), (ii) and (iii)
O C. All of above
O D. (1). (v) and (vi) only
Question 5
Which of the following is LEAST popular as a preliminary estimating method?
O A. Functional area method
O B. Storey enclosure method
O C. Functional unit method
O D. Superficial floor area method
1) Option C
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