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AR103E Comprehensive Exam 2022-2023/3RD AR103E COMPREHENSIVE EXAM SY/SEM COURSE CODE COURSE TITLE 1. In this type of spatial relationship, the central space from whic...

AR103E Comprehensive Exam 2022-2023/3RD AR103E COMPREHENSIVE EXAM SY/SEM COURSE CODE COURSE TITLE 1. In this type of spatial relationship, the central space from which several linear larger, enveloping space serves as a three- organizations extend radially. dimensional field for the smaller space a. Centralized Organization contained within it. b. Linear Organization a) Space within a space c. Radial Organization b) Space d. Clustered Organization c) Interlocking spaces 8. This organization relies on physical d) Spaces linked by a common space proximity to relate its spaces to one 2. Spatial relationship results from the another. It often consists of repetitive, overlapping of two spatial fields and the cellular spaces that have similar functions emergence of a zone of shared space. and share a common visual trait such as a. Space shape or orientation. b. Interlocking spaces a. Centralized Organization c. Adjacent spaces b. Linear Organization d. Spaces linked by a common space c. Clustered Organization 3. The three-dimensional field in which d. Grid Organization objects and events occur and have relative 9. This organization consists of forms and position and direction, especially a portion spaces whose positions in space and of that field set apart in distance or for a relationships with one another are regulated particular purpose. by a three-dimensional grid pattern or field. a. Space within a space a. Centralized Organization b. Space b. Radial Organization c. Interlocking spaces c. Clustered Organization d. Spaces linked by a common space d. Grid Organization 4. The most common type of spatial 10. The detailed planning and design of the relationship. It allows each space to be indoor/enclosed areas of any proposed clearly defined and respond, each in its building/structure, including retrofit or way, to specific functional or symbolic renovation work and which will cover all requirements. architectural and utility aspects, including a. Space within a space the architectural lay outing of all building b. Interlocking spaces engineering systems found therein. (SPP c. Adjacent spaces Doc 203) d. Spaces linked by a common space a. Architectural Interior 5. Two spaces that are separated by distance b. Interior Design can be linked or related to each other by a c. Architectural Finish third, intermediate, space. d. Interior Architecture a. Space within a space 11. Fixes the building in its found state, making b. Space no attempt or repair or improve it. c. Adjacent spaces a. Preparation d. Spaces linked by a common space b. Restoration 6. This type of organization is a stable, c. Renovation concentrated composition that consists of d. Remodeling several secondary spaces grouped around a 12. Returns the building to its as-built state large, dominant, central space. using period materials and techniques to a) Centralized Organization create the illusion that it has been b) Linear Organization untouched by time. c) Clustered Organization a. Preparation d) Grid Organization b. Restoration 7. This organization of space combines c. Renovation elements of both centralized and linear d. Adaptive Reuse organizations. It consists of a dominant 13. Renews and update the building to make it suitable for contemporary life. It also Prepared by: AR. MARTINEE L. LLEMIT, UAP Page 1 of 7  AR103E Comprehensive Exam 2022-2023/3RD AR103E COMPREHENSIVE EXAM SY/SEM COURSE CODE COURSE TITLE implies that there will be no major change orderly, and aesthetic arrangement and of function or form. development of interiors of buildings and a. Preparation residences that shall contribute to the b. Renovation enhancement and safeguard of life, health, c. Remodeling and property and the promotion and d. Adaptive Reuse enrichment of the quality of life. 14. Locates an entirely new function within an a. Architect existing building, which may be b. Interior Designer substantially modified to accept that c. Interior Architect interjection. d. Interior Decorator a. Preparation 20. The planning, specifying, selecting, and b. Restoration organizing the surface finishes and c. Renovation materials including furniture, furnishings d. Adaptive Reuse and fixtures, and other interior design 15. Plans and designs the architectural interiors elements for the interior space allocations (AI) of buildings such that they contribute to suit, enhance and meet the intended to the physical, visual, intellectual, and function, movement, and character for emotional comforts of the intended end- which the interior of the building is users. designed. a. Architect a. Architecture b. Interior Designer b. Interior Design c. Interior Architect c. Interior Architecture d. Engineer d. Engineering Interiors 16. Prescribes space plans, stacking 21. An in-depth analysis of how physical space diagrams/sections, and computations of is used in structures. areas for the different activities and spaces a. Space Planning to be integrated into a building Project. b. Space Plan a. Architect c. Space Programming b. Interior Designer d. Bubble Diagrams c. Interior Architect 22. A drawing that identifies the needs and d. Interior Decorator required elements of space. 17. Lays out and prescribes furniture/built- a. Space Plan ins/equipment for the project and prepares b. Space Matrices specifications of AI components including c. Space Programming all floor/wall/ceiling finishes, doors and d. Bubble Diagrams partition systems, hardware, modular or 23. Freehand diagrammatic drawing made by ready-assembled furniture pieces/ systems, architects and interior designers to be used equipment, furnishings, built-ins, fixtures, for planning and organization at the signages, and graphic devices, etc. preliminary phase of the design process. a. Architect a. Space Planning b. Interior Designer b. Space Matrices c. Interior Decorator c. Space Programming d. Engineer d. Bubble Diagrams 18. Taking Existing structures and reforming 24. Measurement of the dimensions of the them to suit new functions. human body or any other physical a. Architect characteristics. b. Interior Designer a. Anthropometry c. Interior Architect b. Anthropometric d. Interior Decorator c. Proxemics 19. Plans, designs, specifies, supervises, and d. Ergonomics gives general administration and responsible direction to the functional, Prepared by: AR. MARTINEE L. LLEMIT, UAP Page 2 of 7  AR103E Comprehensive Exam 2022-2023/3RD AR103E COMPREHENSIVE EXAM SY/SEM COURSE CODE COURSE TITLE 25. The chief criminal identification for the a. Ground floor Paris Police developed the identification b. second floor system known as the Bertillon System. c. mezzanine a. Alphonse Bertillon d. balcony b. Alfonse Bertillon 33. A permanent projecting roof-like shelter c. Alphons Bertillon over an entrance to a building, often d. Alponse Bertillon displaying information about 26. Applied science of equipment design performances. intended to maximize productivity by a. Ground floor reducing operator fatigue and discomfort. b. second floor c. mezzanine a. Anthropometry d. attic b. Anthropometric 34. Layers of materials in liquid form are c. Proxemics applied to surfaces to decorate, preserve, d. Ergonomics protect, and seal. 27. The research and decision-making process a. Paints that defines the problem/s to be solved by b. Adhesive design. c. Tile a. Space Planning d. Coating b. Space Matrices 35. Play a crucial role in protecting materials c. Architectural Programming from dirt, solar radiation, moisture, d. Bubble Diagrams chemicals, and corrosion, as well as 28. The collection of relevant information such providing abrasion resistance. as the building codes. a. Paint a. Design b. Adhesive b. Design Data c. Grout c. Diagrams d. Coatings d. Program Analysis 36. Harmful substance that is present in many 29. The identification of space program kinds of architectural coatings and finishes. requirements and required space area a. Volatile Organic compound b. Flame-spread rating allocation. c. Smoke-developed rating a. Design Data d. Fire-resistance rating b. Diagrams 37. A single number that designates the ability c. Program of materials to resist flaming combustion d. Program Analysis over their surface. 30. The proportional shaping of spaces by the a. Volatile Organic compound derived space allocation. b. Flame-spread rating a. Design Data c. Smoke-developed rating b. Diagrams d. Binder c. Program 38. Classify materials by the amount of smoke d. Program Analysis they will give off as they burn. 31. Used to refer to the specific task of a. Flame-spread rating planning and designing large-scale spaces b. Smoke-developed rating for commercial and retail businesses. In this c. Fire-resistance rating narrow sense, space planners program d. Binder client needs, study user activities, and 39. Indicates a material’s capacity to withstand analyze spatial requirements. fire for a specified time. a. Space Planning a. Flame-spread rating b. Smoke-developed rating b. Space Plan c. Fire-resistance rating c. Space Matrices d. Binder d. Bubble Diagrams 40. Non-volatile natural or synthetic resin that 32. A low-ceilinged story located between two forms the base of the hardened coating. main stories is usually constructed directly a. Compound above the ground floor. b. Pigment Prepared by: AR. MARTINEE L. LLEMIT, UAP Page 3 of 7  AR103E Comprehensive Exam 2022-2023/3RD AR103E COMPREHENSIVE EXAM SY/SEM COURSE CODE COURSE TITLE c. Solvent to control sound transmission between d. Binder adjacent areas caused by sound vibrations 41. Volatile part of the coating in which the in a building structure. binder is dispersed. a. Acoustics a. Compound b. Acoustical Material b. Vehicle c. Hertz c. Solvent d. decibels d. Binder 50. The field of work or study that is concerned 42. Mixture of binder and solvent. with the design of lighting systems within a. Pigment the built environment, both interior and b. Vehicle exterior. It can include the manipulation c. Solvent and design of both daylight and electric d. Binder light or both, to serve human needs. 43. Insoluble particles that are suspended in the a. Acoustics vehicle to add color and opacity. b. Lighting Design a. Compound c. Lighting Layout b. Pigment d. Light c. Vehicle 51. This primary layer provides sufficient light d. Solvent to perform visual tasks, ambient light for e. Binder safe circulation, or both. It is usually 44. Type of paint contains microscopic plastic provided by overhead equipment. General particles of binder, filler, and pigment, lighting is typically diffuse and uniform. dissolved in water. It is water soluble but a. General Lighting becomes water-resistant when dry. b. Task Lighting a. Water-based paints c. Accent Lighting b. Solvent-based paints d. Down Lighting c. Oil-based paints 52. This primary layer provides higher light d. Epoxy-based paints intensities at the task. It is usually provided 45. Water-based paint is also known as? by localized equipment such as task lights, a. Latex of which there is a wide variety. b. Enamel a. General Lighting c. Boysen b. Task Lighting d. Epoxy c. Accent Lighting 46. Type of paint contains organic compounds d. Cove Lighting as solvents. The coatings are too thick and 53. This primary layer is used to draw attention need turpentine to thin or clean the paint. to important objects, displays, artwork, a. Water-based paints architecture, and areas by focusing a higher b. Solvent-based paints relative intensity of light on them. It is often c. Oil-based paints provided by equipment such as directional d. Chalk-based paints lighting with varying beam spreads 47. The science of sound, including the allowing precise control over what is being generation, transmission, and effects of lighted. sound waves. a. General Lighting a. Acoustics b. Accent Lighting b. Sound c. Down Lighting c. Hertz d. Silhouetting d. Decibels 54. The popular technique that places light 48. The sensation produced by human organs below the light source and is available from sensing vibrations transmitted through the a variety of lighting equipment, from air. downlights to recessed troffers. The light a. Sound can be soft and diffuse for visual comfort in b. Acoustical Material a space with critical visual tasks, or intense c. Hertz and non-diffuse to promote a visually d. decibels stimulating atmosphere. 49. The materials used to reduce the levels of a. Accent Lighting the sound within an area by absorption and b. Down Lighting Prepared by: AR. MARTINEE L. LLEMIT, UAP Page 4 of 7  AR103E Comprehensive Exam 2022-2023/3RD AR103E COMPREHENSIVE EXAM SY/SEM COURSE CODE COURSE TITLE c. Cove Lighting 62. Which is not included in architectural d. Silhouetting interiors? 55. It’s not very popular but can be effective for a. Furnishings certain applications, such as table b. Floors candlelight and highlighting architecture, c. Walls plants, and trees. d. Cornice a. Down Lighting 63. Which of the following would you specify b. Cove Lighting for the kitchen counter? c. Uplighting a. Polyethylene d. Silhouetting b. Granite 56. It involves backlighting an object with c. Ceramic either no or reduced frontal lighting, d. Polyvinyl rendering it in silhouette. The backlight can 64. Nature, degree, and effect of spatial be intense (which clarifies the object) or separation individuals naturally maintain. diffuse. This technique is typically used for a. Anthropometry illuminating artwork, branding, or b. Anthropometric architecture for aesthetics. c. Anthropology a. General Lighting d. Proxemics b. Accent Lighting 65. Nature, degree, and effect of spatial c. Uplighting separation individuals naturally maintain. d. Silhouetting a. Anthropometry 57. It involves illuminating perimeter coves. b. Anthropometric This highlights the architectural feature and c. Anthropology sheds light on the ceiling, which is reflected into the space as indirect ambient light. d. Proxemics a. General Lighting 66. What is the dimension of a king-size bed? b. Task Lighting a. 1900 x 2000 mm c. Cove Lighting b. 1950 x 2100 mm d. Silhouetting c. 1750 x 2000 m 58. What is the space within 3ft that is used in d. 2000 x 2000 mm furniture design? 67. What is the dimension of a queen size bed? a. Intimate space a. 1900 x 2000 mm b. Personal space b. 1950 x 2100 mm c. Public space c. 1500 x 2000 mm d. Social space d. 2000 x 2000 mm 59. What color reflects light more? 68. A combination of colors that harmonize a. White with each other. b. Yellow a. Color Harmony c. Green b. Color Scheme d. Red c. Color Swatch 60. During the daytime, reflections of the d. Color Palette surrounding can be seen from outside of an 69. Use three colors (hues) that are equal all-glass building. At night when lights are distance apart on the color wheel, such as open, what can you use so that people red, yellow, and blue, or use secondary cannot see you from outside? colors yellow-green, blue-violet, and red a. Day curtain orange. b. Night Curtain a. Triadic c. Louvers b. Analogous d. Jalousie c. Complimentary 61. What is the minimum dimension of a d. Monochromatic bedside table with drawers closed? 70. Using three colors (hues) that are a. 450 x 450 mm neighboring each other on the color wheel. b. 600 x 600 mm These schemes can be warm or cool since c. 350 x 350 m colors are adjacent to the color wheel. d. 500 x 750 mm a. Triadic b. Analogous c. Complimentary Prepared by: AR. MARTINEE L. LLEMIT, UAP Page 5 of 7  AR103E Comprehensive Exam 2022-2023/3RD AR103E COMPREHENSIVE EXAM SY/SEM COURSE CODE COURSE TITLE d. Monochromatic c. Floor Finish Plans 71. A long‐standing favorite for finishing wood d. Wall Finish Plans floors, trim, and furniture. Shellac is 78. A vertical projection of a wall or other thinned with alcohol and should be applied surface inside a building. in dry, warm air to avoid clouding. It dries a. Floor Plans dust‐free in 15‐20 minutes. b. Sections a. Oil Paint c. Interior Elevations b. Varnish d. Details c. Epoxy 79. It indicates how the design is to be d. Shellac fabricated, and a range from wall sections 72. Contains pigments usually suspended in to mechanical coordination details to linseed oil, a drier, and mineral spirits or millwork construction. other types of thinner. a. Reflected Ceiling Plans a. Oil Paint b. Floor Finish Plans b. Varnish c. Wall Finish Plans c. Epoxy d. Details d. Shellac 80. A concept used to determine efficient 73. Consists of a solution of resins in a drying kitchen layouts that are both aesthetically oil. It contains little or no pigment. It dries pleasing and functional. and hardens by evaporation of the volatile a. Working Triangle solvents, oxidation of the oil, or both. b. Working Diagram a. Oil Paint c. Working Matrix b. Varnish d. Triangle Method c. Epoxy 81. Type of finishes that are produced in four d. Shellac sheens: flat, semi‐gloss, low‐luster, and 74. Are scale drawings that show the high‐gloss. Flat finishes have a velvety relationship between rooms, spaces, and texture and are used to produce a rich, physical features viewed from above. They softly reflective surface. provide a way to visualize how people will a. Oil Paint move through the space. b. Alkyds a. Floor Plans c. Epoxy b. Reflected Ceiling Plans d. Shellac c. Floor Finish Plans 82. He designed the Wassily chair, in 1927. d. Wall Finish Plans a. Marcel Breuer 75. An architectural drawing, drawn to scale, b. Alvar Aalto that shows visible objects located on the c. Mies van der Rohe ceiling of a room or space. d. Charles Rennie Mackintosh a. Floor Plans 83. He designed the Barcelona chair, in 1931. b. Reflected Ceiling Plans a. Marcel Breuer c. Floor Finish Plans b. Alvar Aalto d. Wall Finish Plans c. Mies van der Rohe 76. It shows where certain flooring is to be d. Charles Rennie Mackintosh used, and also defines the angle of the 84. He designed the Stool, in 1932. flooring as it moves from one space to the a. Marcel Breuer next. b. Alvar Aalto a. Floor Plans c. Mies van der Rohe b. Reflected Ceiling Plans d. Charles Rennie Mackintosh c. Floor Finish Plans 85. He designed the Tea Room Chair, in 1897. d. Wall Finish Plans a. Marcel Breuer 77. It shows the finish material to be applied to b. Alvar Aalto wall and floor surfaces graphically, with a c. Mies van der Rohe corresponding legend The finish plan codes d. Charles Rennie Mackintosh and graphically indicates where each 86. He designed the Chaise Lounge, in 1928. surface treatment goes. a. Marcel Breuer a. Floor Plans b. Le Corbusier b. Reflected Ceiling Plans c. Gerrit Thomas Rietveld Prepared by: AR. MARTINEE L. LLEMIT, UAP Page 6 of 7  AR103E Comprehensive Exam 2022-2023/3RD AR103E COMPREHENSIVE EXAM SY/SEM COURSE CODE COURSE TITLE d. Charles Rennie Mackintosh c. Wall 87. He designed the Zigzag Chair, in 1934. d. Stair a. Marcel Breuer 96. A molding attached to one or both meeting b. Le Corbusier stiles of a pair of double doors to prevent c. Gerrit Thomas Rietveld drafts or the passage of light, noise, or d. Charles Rennie Mackintosh smoke. 88. He designed the Womb chair, in 1948. a. Mullion a. Eero Saarinen b. Leaf b. Jean Prouve c. Astragal c. Verner Panton d. Jamb d. Arne Jacobsen 97. Any of various upright constructions 89. He designed the Swan chair, in 1958. presenting a continuous surface and serving a. Eero Saarinen to enclose, divide, or protect an area. b. Jean Prouve a. Window c. Verner Panton b. Door d. Arne Jacobsen c. Wall 90. Furniture, fittings, and other decorative d. Stair accessories, such as curtains and carpets, 98. An arrangement or type of plan usually for a house or room. employs modular or unit furniture a. Materials components that can be combined in b. Furnishing several ways to form integrated, often c. Furniture multifunctional, assemblies. Such d. Finishes assemblies utilize space efficiently and 91. Any household equipment, usually made of leave a maximum amount of floor area wood, metal, plastics, marble, glass, around them. fabrics, or related materials and having a a. Tight Fit variety of different purposes. b. Loose Fit a. Materials c. Interior Fittings b. Furnishing d. Modular Fit c. Furniture 99. A common type of plan arrangement d. Finishes exhibits a looser fit between function and 92. A complete manufacture or decoration of (a space. This type of arrangement is desirable material, object, or place) by giving it an for the flexibility and diversity they afford. attractive surface appearance. a. Tight Fit a. Materials b. Loose Fit b. Furnishing c. Interior Fittings c. Furniture d. Modular Fit d. Finishes 100. The flat, level base planes of interior 93. The three basic elements of a kitchen. space. As the platforms that support our a. Washing, Preparation, & Cooking Zone interior activities and furnishings, they b. Cleaning, Preparation, & Cooking Zone must be structured to carry the resulting c. Washing, Chopping, & Cooking Zone loads safely. Their surfaces must be durable d. Washing, Preparation, & Storage Zone enough to withstand continual use and 94. The space or series of interconnected wear. spaces that contain a toilet, sink, and a. Ceiling bathtub or shower. b. Finish a. Powder Room c. Wall b. Bathroom d. Floor c. Loft d. Urinal 95. A hinged, sliding, or folding barrier of wood, metal, or glass for opening and closing an entrance to a building, room, or cabinet. a. Window b. Door Prepared by: AR. MARTINEE L. LLEMIT, UAP Page 7 of 7