1. Which of the following is NOT a typical activity that takes place during the pre-tender stage? a) Conducting site visits b) Developing design concepts c) Reviewing project requirements and specifications d) Reviewing shop drawings

2. What is the primary purpose of tender documents? a) To ensure that bids are evaluated fairly and consistently b) To establish project requirements c) To reduce the likelihood of disputes or misunderstandings during the tendering process d) All of the above

3. What is a key consideration during the design development process? a) Project financing b) Availability of materials and resources c) Personnel management d) Marketing and promotion

4. What is contract administration? a) Overseeing the implementation of the contract between the project owner and the contractor b) Developing design concepts c) Conducting site visits d) Reviewing project requirements and specifications

5. What is a key element of construction contracts? a) Payment terms b) Marketing and promotion c) Human resources management d) Research and development

6. What is the role of the authority liaison during the construction process? a) Obtaining necessary permits and approvals b) Reviewing shop drawings c) Developing design concepts d) Monitoring construction progress

7. Which of the following is a method for resolving disputes in construction contracts? a) Mediation b) Arbitration c) Litigation d) All of the above

8. What is the purpose of construction management? a) To ensure that the project is completed on time and within budget b) To obtain necessary permits and approvals c) To develop design concepts d) To evaluate bids

9. What is a key responsibility of the project owner during the contract administration process? a) Developing design concepts b) Obtaining necessary permits and approvals c) Monitoring construction progress d) Resolving disputes

10. What is a key consideration during the pre-tender stage? a) Developing design concepts b) Obtaining necessary permits and approvals c) Reviewing project requirements and specifications

d) Marketing and promotion