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Which of the following statements about fixed expenses is
most correct? a. Overhead is generally considered a fixed
expense
b. Fixed expenses vary over time
c. Direct labor is generally considered a fixed expense
d. Fixed expenses usually amount to less than 10% of total
expenses - ANSWER-A ... Explanation: Overhead costs are
considered as fixed expenses.
A subcontractor signs an unconditional waiver and release.
This means that the:
a. Subcontractor cannot ask anything more of the owner
b. Owner cannot ask anything more of the subcontractor
c. Subcontractor cannot get anything from the prime
d. Subcontractor cannot ask anything more of the prime -
ANSWER-A ... Explanation: Once the subcontractor signs an
, unconditional waiver and release, the subcontractor cannot
ask anything more of the owner.
Who is responsible for selecting materials when refilling a first-
aid kit for a jobsite?
a. First-aid tech
b. Doctor
c. Nurse
d. RN - ANSWER-B ... Explanation: According to OSHA, the
contents of the first
aid kit shall be placed in a weatherproof container with
individual sealed
packages for each type of item, and shall be checked by the
employer before
being sent out on each job and at least weekly on each job to
ensure that the
expended items are
replaced.
Good accounting records are
necessary for:
a. Maintaining financial
statements
b. Obtaining
financing
c. Effective
management
,d. All of the above - ANSWER-D ... Explanation: All
of the above.
If the work on a "commercial project" ________, the owner
must require the contractor to supply a bond in the amount of
the contract for payment of labor and materials, or else the
owner is personally liable for the reasonable value of work
performed for the project, plus attorney fees. a. Exceeds
$10,000
b. Exceeds $20,000
c. Exceeds $50,000
d. Exceeds $100,000 - ANSWER-C ... Explanation: In If the work
on a "commercial project" exceeds $50,000, the owner must
require the contractor to supply a bond in the amount of the
contract for payment of labor and materials, or else the
owner is personally liable for the reasonable value of work
performed and materials supplied for the project, plus
attorney fees.
A contractor is offering a job that will last at least six months
but could continue longer. What should the contractor tell
people when interviewing for the job? a. The job is temporary
b. The job is permanent
c. The job is temporary and may become permanent
d. The job is part-time - ANSWER-A ... Explanation: The job is
temporary.
Worker's compensation insurance covers injuries
or illnesses:
, a. In all
cases
b. In the event of
theft
c. That are job-
related
d. That occur while on any job - ANSWER-C ...
Explanation: Worker's
compensation insurance covers injuries or illnesses that
are work related.
A contract for the construction of a single-family dwelling
must be signed by: a. Just the contractor
b. Just the owner
c. The owner and contractor
d. The architect, owner, and contractor - ANSWER-C ...
Explanation: The owner and contractor.
When would an employee be required to complete a
new IRS Form W-4?
a. After a change in
marital status
b. After a change in address and
phone number
c. Only if fewer than 10 exemptions
are claimed
d. After a change in age - ANSWER-A ... Explanation: A new
W-4 form must be