Tiny House Living and Functions Quiz

45 percent of people surveyed preferred living in a larger house to afford their own home.

The US National Association of Home Builders conducted a survey about housing preferences.

Respondents were willing to make compromises in order to afford their own home.

The survey indicated that a majority of respondents preferred living in apartments over houses.

The choice of living in a smaller house was the most common compromise among respondents.

Accommodations larger than 40m2 are usually viewed as 'tiny homes'.

The classification of 'tiny homes' often depends on their size.

All accommodations are classified as tiny homes regardless of their size.

Tiny homes are typically smaller than 40m2.

The size criterion for tiny homes is irrelevant for their classification.

It is legal to set up a building in a garden without planning permission in many countries.

Zoning and building regulations pose challenges for both private properties and social projects.

Tiny houses are exempt from planning permission requirements in most regions.

Setting up a very small building requires planning permission in many jurisdictions.

Obtaining planning permission is a straightforward process for tiny house developers.

If something is implicit, it is expressed very clearly.

To pursue an interest or policy means to abandon it.

An implicit idea can lead to misunderstandings.

A clear expression of a thought is inherently implicit.

Pursuing a policy means actively engaging in its implementation.

The function $f(x)= ext{loga}(x+a)$ is defined for all real $x$ when $a>1$.

If $a = 2$, then $f(x) = ext{log}_2(x + 2)$ is an increasing function for all $x$ in its domain.

For any value of $a > 1$, the function $f(x)= ext{loga}(x+a)$ has a vertical asymptote.

The range of the function $f(x)= ext{loga}(x+a)$ is all real numbers.

If $x = 0$, then $f(0) = ext{loga}(0 + a)$ equals 0 for any $a > 1$.