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Housing Design for the Urban Districts

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1.

Presidential decree tasked to develop and implement a comprehensive housing program.
- A.
  
  PD 757
- B.
  
  PD 279
- C.
  
  PD 835
- D.
  
  PD 337
Correct Answer
A. PD 757
2.

Republic Act on the upliftment of the conditions of the underprivileged or homeless by providing decent affordable shelter.
- A.
  
  RA 9266
- B.
  
  RA 7279
- C.
  
  RA 7835
- D.
  
  RA 2265
Correct Answer
B. RA 7279
3.

In housing, a term that addresses the need to provide new settlement for permanently displaced families.
- A.
  
  Resettlement
- B.
  
  Livelihood Settlement
- C.
  
  Permanent Housing
- D.
  
  Housing Allocation
Correct Answer
A. Resettlement
4.

A dwelling for one family which is completely surrounded by permanent open spaces, with independent access, services, and use of land.
- A.
  
  Single Attached
- B.
  
  Semi-Attached
- C.
  
  Multi-Family Dwelling
- D.
  
  Single Detached
Correct Answer
D. Single Detached
5.

A city becomes a city because of the spontaneous convergence of people, information and capital.
- A.
  
  Bright Lights Theory
- B.
  
  Growth of Ruralism
- C.
  
  Essence of Concentration
- D.
  
  City as Parasite
Correct Answer
C. Essence of Concentration
6.

This refers to those land areas where the structures are dilapidated, obsolete and unsanitary.
- A.
  
  Squatters
- B.
  
  Unsanitary Land
- C.
  
  Blighted
- D.
  
  Slum Community
Correct Answer
C. Blighted
7.

Refers to non-agricultural lands in urban areas where no improvements are defined.
- A.
  
  Disposable Lands
- B.
  
  Alienable Lands
- C.
  
  Public Lands
- D.
  
  Idle Lands
Correct Answer
D. Idle Lands
8.

Defined as the primary strategy in providing shelter for the underpriveleged and homeless.
- A.
  
  Middle Income Housing
- B.
  
  Socialized Housing
- C.
  
  Housing for the Underprivileged
- D.
  
  Macro Housing
Correct Answer
B. Socialized Housing
9.

Theory by which housing is said to pass down the ladder of owners, over a period of time, to families of lower income.
- A.
  
  Fit Concept
- B.
  
  Filtering Concept
- C.
  
  Ecology of Housing Concept
- D.
  
  Concept of Fit
Correct Answer
B. Filtering Concept
10.

The built environment of a city is supposed to accommodate human activity systems and behavioral patterns.
- A.
  
  Centrality
- B.
  
  Urban-rural dualism
- C.
  
  Concept of Fit
- D.
  
  Bright lights Theory
Correct Answer
C. Concept of Fit
11.

This is the umbrella agency for shelter which coordinates the activities of government housing agencies.
- A.
  
  UDHA
- B.
  
  HUDCC
- C.
  
  UDHP
- D.
  
  UHLP
Correct Answer
B. HUDCC
12.

A city will trive only if it co-exists with the hinterlands fromwhere natural resources may be drawn.
- A.
  
  The City as a Parasite
- B.
  
  Urban-rural Dualism
- C.
  
  The City is Evil
- D.
  
  Bright Lights Theory
Correct Answer
B. Urban-rural Dualism
13.

A level of completion in housing where we have only the rigid and sturdy skelital structure.
- A.
  
  Sanitary Core
- B.
  
  Shell House
- C.
  
  Housing Core
- D.
  
  Partition Core
Correct Answer
C. Housing Core
14.

Well planned human relationships in terms to cultural; social levels/stratification/ranking in society.
- A.
  
  Socio-cultural aspects
- B.
  
  In level family aspects
- C.
  
  Mass housing aspects
- D.
  
  Economic housing aspects
Correct Answer
C. Mass housing aspects
15.

Housing and due to the lack of it, people amass themselves along these free waterway systems.
- A.
  
  Houses along the seashore
- B.
  
  Houses along the river banks
- C.
  
  Houses beside the waterway distribution lines
- D.
  
  Houses with a wide depth of underground sewer
Correct Answer
A. Houses along the seashore
16.

Housing can and should be inditinguishable from the very best examples of site-built architecture, every bit as functional, durable and beautiful; competitively priced, with inherently quicker delivery, and superior control of quality and cost.
- A.
  
  Modular
- B.
  
  Prefabricated
- C.
  
  Mass Produced
- D.
  
  Systematized
Correct Answer
D. Systematized
17.

Housing acting or produced effectively with a minimum of waste or unnecessary effort. Exhibiting a high ratio of output to input.
- A.
  
  Efficiency
- B.
  
  Sustainability
- C.
  
  Small Scale
- D.
  
  Density
Correct Answer
A. Efficiency
18.

There is no more powerful way to implement the principles of rationalism and achieve a measure of efficiency and sustainability than to build things approprietly to size.
- A.
  
  Efficiently
- B.
  
  Sustainability
- C.
  
  Small Scale
- D.
  
  Density
Correct Answer
C. Small Scale
19.

The demands from growth population, the overcrowding, the very high density of occupants and the low income earners.
- A.
  
  Urban Deconcentration
- B.
  
  Spontaneous Convergence
- C.
  
  Systematic Migration
- D.
  
  Housing Imbalance
Correct Answer
D. Housing Imbalance
20.

Low levels of satisfaction is the general sentiment that can be drawn out of many occupants of public housing that leads to unsold or unoccupied housing units.
- A.
  
  Economic reasons
- B.
  
  Quality reasons
- C.
  
  Social reasons
- D.
  
  Religious reasons
Correct Answer
A. Economic reasons

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Housing Quiz 3

Presidential decree tasked to develop and implement a comprehensive housing program.

Republic Act on the upliftment of the conditions of the underprivileged or homeless by providing decent affordable shelter.

In housing, a term that addresses the need to provide new settlement for permanently displaced families.

A dwelling for one family which is completely surrounded by permanent open spaces, with independent access, services, and use of land.

A city becomes a city because of the spontaneous convergence of people, information and capital.

This refers to those land areas where the structures are dilapidated, obsolete and unsanitary.

Refers to non-agricultural lands in urban areas where no improvements are defined.

Defined as the primary strategy in providing shelter for the underpriveleged and homeless.

Theory by which housing is said to pass down the ladder of owners, over a period of time, to families of lower income.

The built environment of a city is supposed to accommodate human activity systems and behavioral patterns.

This is the umbrella agency for shelter which coordinates the activities of government housing agencies.

A city will trive only if it co-exists with the hinterlands fromwhere natural resources may be drawn.

A level of completion in housing where we have only the rigid and sturdy skelital structure.

Well planned human relationships in terms to cultural; social levels/stratification/ranking in society.

Housing and due to the lack of it, people amass themselves along these free waterway systems.

Housing can and should be inditinguishable from the very best examples of site-built architecture, every bit as functional, durable and beautiful; competitively priced, with inherently quicker delivery, and superior control of quality and cost.

Housing acting or produced effectively with a minimum of waste or unnecessary effort. Exhibiting a high ratio of output to input.

There is no more powerful way to implement the principles of rationalism and achieve a measure of efficiency and sustainability than to build things approprietly to size.

The demands from growth population, the overcrowding, the very high density of occupants and the low income earners.

Low levels of satisfaction is the general sentiment that can be drawn out of many occupants of public housing that leads to unsold or unoccupied housing units.