Construction CDT Exam With Answers (100 Solved Questions)

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CDT exam1. The method of computation of Contractor's overhead and profits for Change Orderprices, where both additions and deletions are involved, is found in the:a) Agreement.b) Conditions of the Contract.c) Division 01.d) Instructions to Bidders.b) Conditions of the Contract.2. General Requirements are part of:a) Supplementary Conditions.b) Bidding Requirements.c) Specifications.d) Summary of Work.c) Specifications.3. The three essential considerations in the evaluation of a product are:a) Requirements, Criteria, and Tests.b) Costs, Maintenance, and Installation.c) Life Cycle Cost, Installation Cost, and Maintenance Cost.d) Case studies, Failures, and Problems.a) Requirements, Criteria, and Tests.4. Whose responsibility is it to furnish the Shop Drawings?a) The Architect/Engineerb) The Contractorc) The Ownerd) The Subcontractorb) The Contractor5. The division of the Work among multiple prime Contracts is described in:a) Instructions to Bidders.b) Supplementary Conditions.c) Division 01.d) Special Conditions.c) Division 01.6. During the Project Conception Stage, the A/E may be retained to:a) Develop outline specificationsb) Describe the character of the mechanical systemc) Prepare renderingsd) Assist in financial feasibility studiesd) Assist in financial feasibility studies7. What is the main purpose of MasterFormat?a) for scheduling, value management, recording of design data and managing costs.b) used during the planning stage of a project.c) to organize the ProjectManual, reference keynotes and detailed cost estimates.d) when there is a standardized need for information to appear upon each page of aproject manual.

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c) to organize the Project Manual, reference keynotes and detailed cost estimates.8. The person whobecomes secondarily liable for another's debt or performance iscalled the:a) Guaranteeb) Warrantorc) Guarantord) Warranteec) Guarantor9. Integrated projects are distinguished by all of the following characteristics except:a) Development of virtualproject model through input from a collaborative teamb) Trust-based collaboration between project team membersc) Maximized efficiency through design, fabrication, and constructiond) "Just as needed" team involvement to reduce owner's pre-construction expensesd) "Just as needed" team involvement to reduce owner's pre-construction expenses10. Outline Specifications are written fora) only Divisions 02-14 where actual products are discussedb) Divisions 01-49c) only Divisions 01-14 (excluding mechanicaland electrical)d) the exclusive use of the A/Eb) Divisions 01-4911. An example of a MasterFormat Level 3 specification Section is:a) 05 00 00 Metals.b) 05 20 00 Metal Joists.c) 05 21 00 Steel Joist Framing.d) 05 21 19 Open Web Steel Joist Framing.d) 05 21 19 Open Web Steel Joist Framing.12. What activities take place in the Project Conception Stage?a) The engineers develop the mechanical and electrical systems.b) The site is selected and the demolition is done.c) Feasibility studies and budgetis set.d) The program is evaluated and the engineers are selected.c) Feasibility studies and budget is set.13. The document recommended to organize preliminary construction information into astandard order on the basis of systems and assemblies is:a)MasterFormatb) Uniformatc) Outline Specificationsd) Project Manualb) Uniformat14. All design and construction drawings can be classified as one of two types of views:a) Numeric and graphic.b) Vertical and horizontal.c) Scaled and nonscaled.d) Exterior and interior.c) Scaled and nonscaled.

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15. Substitution requirements and procedures during biddinga) Are not allowed under most public bidding statutes.b) Are modified by the Supplementary Conditions.c) Are stated in the Instructions to Bidders.d)Are provided by requests by telephone.c) Are stated in the Instructions to Bidders.16. Submittal requirements for Mechanical and Electrical work are specified in:a) General Conditionsb) Supplementary Conditionsc) Division 01d) Division 22 and 26c)Division 0117. The Procurement Requirements area) a part of the Procurement Documents, but not the Contract Documents.b) a part of the Contract Documents.c) a part of the Procurement Documents but not the Project Manual.d) in the same part as the Contract Modifications.a) a part of the Procurement Documents, but not the Contract Documents.18. Since he or she is most familiar with a product, the manufacturer's representativeshould:a) Write the specification section.b) Review the specification section.c) Supply accurate information to the A/Ed) Not be consulted in order to avoid a conflict of interest.c) Supply accurate information to the A/E19. Which of the following requires a Change Order?a) Extension of bid date.b) Modification of the Work.c) Revision of Bidding Documents affecting construction cost.d) Revision of Bidding Documents affecting completion time.b) Modification of the Work.20. Experienced owners may require project teams to utilize integrated project deliverybased upon:a) Increased coordination of construction documentation.b) Desire Greater prefabrication opportunities.c) Optimized site utilization.d) All of the above.d) All of the above.21. The Conditions of the Contract includea) Contract Forms, General Conditions,and Supplementary Conditions.b) General Conditions and Supplementary Conditions.c) General Conditions, Supplementary Conditions, and Division 01.d) Documents within the project manual, except the Bidding Requirements.b) General Conditions and Supplementary Conditions.22. The mood that is recommended for specifications is:a) The imperative mood

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b) The indicative moodc) The symbolic moodd) None of the abovea) The imperative mood23. During the bid phase, substitutions may be proposed by:a) Prime Bidders onlyb) Subcontractors onlyc) Bidders and sub-biddersd) Contractors and Subcontractors onlyc) Bidders and sub-bidders24. What are the three components of project design team coordination?a) Duplication, omissions and discrepanciesb) Division One, Division Two and Division Threec) General, Products and Executiond) Organization, Execution and Quality Assuranced) Organization, Execution and Quality Assurance25. The burden of performance is assumed by whom when a descriptive specification isused?a) Manufacturerb) Contractorc) Architect/Engineerd) Ownerc) Architect/Engineer26. Which of the following is TRUE concerning application of integrated projectdelivery?a) Mutual benefit and reward, and because of early involvement, compensation basedon the value added and what's best for the project.b) Collaborative team effort reduces planning and design expenses.c) Determination of liability for decisions is generally made by the team leader in orderto reduce arbitration expenses.d) Technologies such as data exchange protocols evolve on a phase-by-phase basis.a) Mutual benefit and reward, and because of early involvement, compensation basedon the value added and what's best for the project.27. The construction subcontractsa) are thecontracts between the owner and the contractor.b) are the contracts between the owner and the construction manager.c) are the contracts between the contractor and the A/E.d) are the contracts between the contractor and the subcontractors.d) are the contracts between the contractor and the subcontractors.28. Owner occupancy of the premises during construction:a) Should not be specified in section covering temporary facilitiesb) Is specified in Section 01 10 00 Summary.c) Is not a concern of the specifier.d) Precludes Contractor's use of existing facilities such as stairs, elevators and sanitaryfacilities.b) Is specified in Section 01 10 00 Summary.

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