CON 367 MIDTERM EXAM WITH CORRECT
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY
WELL DEFINED ANSWERS LATEST
ALREADY GRADED A+ 2025 – 2026
The specifications should contain absolute dimensions and
avoid tolerances in those dimensions. - ANSWERS-False
Match the following terms as used in the contract
documents produced in the US with the ones as used in the
contract documents produced by the International
Federation of Consulting Engineers (FIDIC). - ANSWERS-Bid =
Tender
Guarantee Period = Defects Liability Period
Bid Schedule = Bill of Quantities
, Retainage = Hold-Back
Addenda to the specifications can be issued during the
bidding phase as well as during the construction phase. -
ANSWERS-False
A shop drawing must not be used as a change order; any
variation from the contract documents must be allowed by
a formal change order. - ANSWERS-True
In a project with multiple prime contractors, who is
responsible for coordinating the various trade contractors? -
ANSWERS-Owner or its representative (e.g. the construction
manager)
The Resident Project Representative should not direct the
contractor's work. - ANSWERS-True
Which of the following is under the authority of the
Resident Project Representative? - ANSWERS-To approve
materials & worksmanship that meet the contract
requirements
ACTUAL QUESTIONS AND CORRECTLY
WELL DEFINED ANSWERS LATEST
ALREADY GRADED A+ 2025 – 2026
The specifications should contain absolute dimensions and
avoid tolerances in those dimensions. - ANSWERS-False
Match the following terms as used in the contract
documents produced in the US with the ones as used in the
contract documents produced by the International
Federation of Consulting Engineers (FIDIC). - ANSWERS-Bid =
Tender
Guarantee Period = Defects Liability Period
Bid Schedule = Bill of Quantities
, Retainage = Hold-Back
Addenda to the specifications can be issued during the
bidding phase as well as during the construction phase. -
ANSWERS-False
A shop drawing must not be used as a change order; any
variation from the contract documents must be allowed by
a formal change order. - ANSWERS-True
In a project with multiple prime contractors, who is
responsible for coordinating the various trade contractors? -
ANSWERS-Owner or its representative (e.g. the construction
manager)
The Resident Project Representative should not direct the
contractor's work. - ANSWERS-True
Which of the following is under the authority of the
Resident Project Representative? - ANSWERS-To approve
materials & worksmanship that meet the contract
requirements
