Cpccbc 4001A Assessment 2 Online quiz PDF

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Question 1 Complete Mark 5 out of 5

Full compliance with the deemed to satisfy provisions (DTS) in the BCA is usually the simplest way to design a building. Designers often choose to simply follow the DTS solution because the design cannot be refused on the basis of non- compliance with the BCA. Select one: True False

Question 2 Complete Mark 5 out of 5

Active fire protection is an integral part of fire protection. It is characterised by items and/or systems which require a certain amount of motion and response in order to work. For example, Fire suppression such as fire sprinkler system or fire detection by locating the smoke, flame or heat. Select one: True False

Question 3 Complete Mark 5 out of 5

BCA Volume 1 performance provisions and deemed to satisfy provisions for fire safety include: measures for fire resistance and stability compartmentisation and separation and protection of openings. Select one: True False

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Question 4

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Which of is the following is NOT a type of 'passive' fire protection?

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Select one: Fire-resistant floors Fire-resistant walls Fire walls Fire-resistant glass Fire alarm Fire-resistant doors Fire proof cladding

Question 5 Complete Mark 5 out of 5

Under the BCA, alternate solutions may be assessed by the expert judgement of an expert who has the qualifications and experience to determine whether a building solution complies with the performance requirements. Select one: True False

Question 6 Complete Mark 5 out of 5

In the BCA, a 'fire safety system' means one or any combination of the methods used in a building to: warn people of an emergency, or provide for safe evacuation, or restrict the spread of fire, or extinguish a fire and includes both active and passive systems. Select one: True False

Question 7 Complete Mark 5 out of 5

Under the BCA alternate solutions are assessed by one of four methods. Namely evidence of suitability, verification methods, comparison of deemed to satisfy provisions, expert judgement. Select one: True False

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Question 8 Complete Mark 5 out of 5

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BCA Volume 2 performance provisions and deemed to satisfy provisions (DTS) for fire safety include measures for: fire separation smoke alarms heating appliances bushfire areas alpine areas. Select one: True False

Question 9 Complete Mark 5 out of 5

BCA Volume 1 Clause A0.5 sets out how to meet the performance requirements of the BCA. It says compliance with performance requirements can only be achieved by complying with the deemed to satisfy provisions or by formulating an alternative solution which complies with the performance requirements or is shown to be at least equivalent to the deemed to satisfy provisions, or a combination of these. Select one: True False

Question 10 Complete Mark 5 out of 5

Under the BCA, alternate solutions may be assessed by comparison with deemed to satisfy provisions. This assessment method requires demonstration that an alternate solution will achieve a result that is no less effective than the results achieved by the relevant DTS. i.e. an alternate solution may propose the installation of a permanent planter box along the side of an unbounded floor in lieu of the balustrade specified in the relevant DTS. Select one: True False

Question 11 Complete

Documents such as Australian Standards, adopted by reference are found in BCA Volume 1 Section A Specification A1.3.

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Select one: True False

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Question 12 Complete Mark 5 out of 5

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The Fire Resistance Level (FRL) of a material indicates the performance level achieved by a material while exposed to a fire of certain intensity for a specified time with respect to key areas of structural adequacy, integrity and insulation. The performance grading is measured in time block increments of 60 minutes. Select one: True False

Question 13

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BCA Volume 2 Section 1 Part 1.4 Table 1.4.1 indicates Australian Standard AS/NZ1684 is a referenced document. Determine the accuracy of the following statement.

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Statement 1 Accordingly this standard must be complied with completely. Statement 2 Accordingly this must be complied with to the extend required by the relevant BCA clause(s). Select one: Both statements are correct Only Statement 2 is correct Only Statement 1 is correct No statements are correct

Question 14 Complete Mark 5 out of 5

Under the BCA, alternate solutions may be assessed by evidence of suitability. BCA Volume 1 Clause A2.2 and Volume 2 Clause 1.2.2 state suitability may be evidenced by Registered Testing Authority reports, Certificate of Conformity, current Certificate of Accreditation, certification from an appropriately qualified person, product certification from JAS-ANZ, or similar. Select one: True False

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Question 15

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Determine the accuracy of the following statements:

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Statement 1 BCA performance requirements set a minimum level of performance for each aspect of a building which provides structural support, safety and amenity. These controls are known as 'performance requirements' and they must be met to comply with the BCA. Statement 2 Meeting the performance requirements can be achieved by a building solution that complies with a deemed- to-satisfy provision but not by formulating an alternative solution. Select one: Only Statement 1 is correct Neither statement is correct Both Statement 1 and Statement 2 are correct Only Statement 2 is correct

Question 16 Complete Mark 5 out of 5

The BCA sets out Australian building regulations in a prescriptive way that states: When something must be done and What must be done and How it must be done In effect the BCA sets out the minimum standards for building design and construction that must be followed throughout Australia. Select one: True False

Question 17

Which of the following is NOT a type of 'active' fire protection?

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Select one: Sprinkler systems Fire hydrants and hose reels Portable fire extinguishers Water supplies to fire system Fire door Smoke control

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Question 18

Determine the accuracy of the following statements:

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Statement 1

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An example of a performance based requirement of the BCA is that a habitable room must be provided with windows so that natural light when available provides a level of luminance appropriate to the function or use of that part of the building. Statement 2 An example of a deemed to satisfy provision of the BCA is that a window required to provide light that faces a boundary on adjoining allotment must not be less than a horizontal distance of 900 mm from the boundary. Select one: Both Statement 1 and Statement 2 are correct Only Statement 2 is correct Neither statement is correct Only Statement 1 is correct

Question 19 Complete Mark 5 out of 5

Under BCA Volume 2 deemed to satisfy provisions, the construction of external walls required to be fire resisting must extend to the underside of a non-combustible roof covering and have an FRL of not less than 60/60/60. Select one: True False

Question 20 Complete Mark 5 out of 5

The BCA sets out the performance-based regulations that apply to building design and construction throughout Australia by setting: Levels of performance that must be achieved and Mandatory levels of performance required by governments to achieve community expectations. Select one: True False

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