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According to elements and principles of urban design, it is a ‘principle of scale and proportion’ meaning shaping places to support their varied intended use, clearly identifiable function between them.
- Function and fit
- Suitable scale
- Event and proportion
- Site and planning

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PRIORITY LECTURE QUIZ - No 13-14-15 assesses key principles of urban design, focusing on scale, unity, symmetry, simplicity, civic spaces, and accessibility. It enhances understanding of urban environments and their functional and aesthetic aspects.

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It is the principle of unity and cohesion that locating activities to allow constructive interaction between them.
- Complementary mixed uses
- Social interaction
- Cohesion activities
- Site and planning
Correct Answer

A. Complementary mixed uses

Explanation

The principle of complementary mixed uses refers to the idea of combining different types of activities or functions in a given location. By doing so, these activities can support and enhance each other, creating a sense of unity and cohesion. This principle recognizes the importance of allowing constructive interaction between different activities, which can lead to social interaction and cohesive communities. Therefore, the concept of complementary mixed uses aligns with the principle of unity and cohesion by promoting the integration of various activities in a way that fosters interaction and collaboration.

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All of the following are Principles of Urban Design, which one refers to Principle of Symmetry and Balance meaning balancing consistency and variety in the urban environment in the interests of appreciating both.
- Order and incident
- Legibility and wayfinding
- Civic space
- Continuity and change
Correct Answer

A. Order and incident

Explanation

The principle of Order and Incident refers to balancing consistency and variety in the urban environment. This means creating a harmonious and balanced design that includes both elements of order and elements of surprise or incident. It involves maintaining a sense of order and organization while also incorporating elements that add interest and diversity to the urban landscape. This principle aims to create a visually appealing and dynamic environment that allows people to appreciate and enjoy the cityscape.

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The following are Principles of Urban Design, which one refers to Principle of Simplicity which helping people to find their way around and understand how a place works and order that is easily understood.
- Legibility and wayfinding
- Density and sustainability
- Continuity and change
- Site and planning
Correct Answer

A. Legibility and wayfinding

Explanation

Legibility and wayfinding refers to the principle of simplicity in urban design. It involves creating a clear and easily understandable layout of a place, making it easy for people to navigate and understand how the space functions. This principle focuses on using clear signage, landmarks, and intuitive design elements to guide people and help them find their way around. By ensuring legibility and wayfinding, urban designers aim to create a user-friendly environment that enhances the overall experience and functionality of the place.

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In the principles of urban design, it refers to making places where people are free to encounter each other as civic equals; an important component in building social capital is called.
- Civic space
- Civic capital
- Civic place
- Civic honda
Correct Answer

A. Civic space

Explanation

Civic space refers to the principles of urban design that aim to create places where people can freely interact with each other as equals. This concept is important in building social capital, as it encourages community engagement, inclusivity, and a sense of belonging. By providing public spaces that are accessible to all individuals, regardless of their background or social status, civic space promotes a sense of community and fosters social connections among residents.

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Which of the following is the true meaning of ACCESSIBILITY refers to principle of urban design?
- Providing for ease, safety and choice when moving to and through places
- Providing for ease, safety and reached or approached
- Providing for ease, safety and used or obtained
- Providing for ease, safety and appreciate or understood
Correct Answer

A. Providing for ease, safety and choice when moving to and through places

Explanation

The true meaning of accessibility refers to the principle of urban design is providing for ease, safety, and choice when moving to and through places. This means that urban environments should be designed in a way that allows people to easily and safely access different locations, giving them the freedom to choose how they navigate and move within the city.

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It refers to ‘principles of color, line, form and texture’ under principle of urban design.
- Visual appeal
- Visual appearance
- Visual blight
- Visual attraction
Correct Answer

A. Visual appeal

Explanation

The term "visual appeal" refers to the attractiveness or pleasing quality of something when it is seen. In the context of urban design, it means that the principles of color, line, form, and texture are used to create visually appealing environments. These principles are applied to create visually pleasing buildings, streetscapes, parks, and other elements of the urban landscape. By using these principles effectively, urban designers can enhance the visual appeal of a city or neighborhood, making it more inviting and enjoyable for residents and visitors alike.

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In principle of urban design, the recognizing and valuing the differences between one place and another and distinctive identity is called.
- Character and meaning
- Identification
- Decency differences
- Recognition identity
Correct Answer

A. Character and meaning

Explanation

The principle of urban design involves recognizing and valuing the differences between one place and another, as well as their distinctive identities. This is important because it helps create a sense of character and meaning in urban spaces. By acknowledging the unique qualities and characteristics of each place, urban designers can create environments that are meaningful and authentic to their specific contexts. This approach also helps foster a sense of identity and belonging for the people who live and interact within these spaces.

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Which principle refers to ‘continuity and change’ in locating people in time and place, including respect for heritage and support for contemporary culture?
- Principle of Transition
- Principle of Ancestral domain
- Principle of Heritage
- Principle of indigenous people
Correct Answer

A. Principle of Transition

Explanation

The principle of Transition refers to the idea of continuity and change in locating people in time and place, including respect for heritage and support for contemporary culture. This principle recognizes the importance of acknowledging and preserving cultural heritage while also embracing and adapting to the changes and developments of the present. It emphasizes the need to balance tradition and innovation, ensuring that the cultural identity of indigenous peoples is respected and maintained while also allowing for growth and evolution.

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Refers to ‘rhythm and repetition’ of designing places to stimulate public activity.
- Animation
- Perspective
- Advertisement
- All of the above
Correct Answer

A. Animation

Explanation

The correct answer is Animation. The explanation for this is that animation can be used to create movement and visual interest in a design, which can help to stimulate public activity in a place. By using animated elements, such as moving graphics or interactive displays, designers can capture people's attention and encourage them to engage with the space. This can be particularly effective in public spaces where there is a need to attract and entertain a large number of people.

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A ‘principle of intensity’ which is spatial types and morphologies related to intensity of use or consumption is called.
- Density
- Sustainability
- Morphology
- A and B
Correct Answer

A. Density

Explanation

Density is the correct answer because it refers to the principle of intensity that is related to the spatial types and morphologies of use or consumption. Density is a measure of the number of people, objects, or activities within a given area, and it can indicate the intensity of use or consumption in a particular space. High density areas often have a higher intensity of use or consumption compared to low density areas. Therefore, density is the most appropriate option among the given choices.

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Urban planner and professor at MIT who wrote ‘The Image of City’ (1961) is;
- Kevin Andrew Lynch
- Daniel Burnham
- Robert Owen
- Patrick Geddes
Correct Answer

A. Kevin Andrew Lynch

Explanation

Kevin Andrew Lynch is the correct answer because he was an urban planner and professor at MIT who wrote 'The Image of the City' in 1961. This book is considered a seminal work in the field of urban planning and explores the perception and experience of cities by their inhabitants. Lynch's research and ideas have had a significant impact on urban design and continue to be influential today.

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The following are ‘types of Urban Design’ except one;
- Formalistic urban design
- Civic-centered urban design
- Customer-centered urban design
- Eco-centric urban design
- Principle of urban design
Correct Answer

A. Formalistic urban design

Explanation

The given options include various types of urban design approaches, such as civic-centered, customer-centered, and eco-centric urban design. The term "formalistic" does not fit into the category of different approaches to urban design, making it the exception in this list.

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It means the connectors (streets, sidewalks, other channels)
- Paths
- Edges
- Districts
- Nodes
Correct Answer

A. Paths

Explanation

The correct answer is "Paths". In the context of connectors such as streets, sidewalks, and other channels, the term "paths" refers to the routes or trails that connect different locations. These paths can be used for transportation, movement, or navigation within a network or system. They provide a means for individuals to travel from one node or district to another, allowing for connectivity and accessibility between various points in the network.

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Areas which have common identity; relatively large sections of the city is called.
- Districts
- Municipality
- Capitol
- Barangay
Correct Answer

A. Districts

Explanation

Districts are relatively large sections of a city that have a common identity. They are often divided based on geographical, cultural, or administrative reasons. Districts can have their own unique characteristics, such as distinct neighborhoods, landmarks, or demographics. They are usually governed by local authorities and may have their own set of services and facilities. In summary, districts are a way to organize and identify different parts of a city based on their shared characteristics.

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Is a highlighted points of space; any place where important pathways come together (eg. Pocket parks, intersections) is called.
- Nodes
- Wart
- Vertex
- Bump
Correct Answer

A. Nodes

Explanation

Nodes are highlighted points in space where important pathways come together, such as pocket parks and intersections. They serve as crucial points of connection and are significant in various contexts, including transportation networks, computer networks, and urban planning. Nodes act as hubs, facilitating movement and interaction between different elements or entities.

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Refers to ‘identifiable’ in Urban Design is called.
- Landmarks
- New urbanism
- City beautiful movement
- Form
Correct Answer

A. Landmarks

Explanation

In Urban Design, the term "identifiable" refers to landmarks. Landmarks are distinctive and recognizable elements within a city or urban area that serve as reference points or symbols of the place. They can be buildings, monuments, or natural features that stand out and help people navigate and identify different areas. Landmarks play a crucial role in urban design as they contribute to the overall character and identity of a city, creating a sense of place and enhancing its visual appeal.

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Seeks to preserve the physical links to the past by retaining the historic integrity of heritage places by doing ‘as much as necessary’ to preserve their fabric but as ‘little as possible’ to alter it.
- Heritage conservation
- Heritage preservation
- Heritage alteration
- Heritage modification
Correct Answer

A. Heritage conservation

Explanation

Heritage conservation refers to the practice of preserving the physical links to the past by retaining the historic integrity of heritage places. It involves doing "as much as necessary" to preserve the fabric of these places while making "as little as possible" alterations to them. This approach ensures that the heritage places are protected and their original characteristics and significance are maintained for future generations to appreciate and learn from.

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It refers to savings exteriors of significant historic-cultural sites while adopting modern uses in their interiors is called.
- Adaptive re-use
- Adaptive renovation
- Adaptive alteration
- Adaptive used
Correct Answer

A. Adaptive re-use

Explanation

Adaptive re-use refers to the practice of preserving the exterior of important historic-cultural sites while incorporating modern uses in their interiors. This approach allows for the preservation of the historical significance and architectural beauty of the site, while also ensuring that it remains relevant and functional in today's context. By adapting the interior spaces to accommodate new purposes, such as converting an old factory into a museum or a historic house into a restaurant, the site can continue to contribute to the community and be appreciated by future generations.

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The cultural properties of the nation which shall be under the protection of the state are classified as the "important cultural properties" and the "national cultural treasures" refers to;
- Cultural properties preservation and protection act
- Agriculture and fisheries modernization act
- National cultural heritage act
- Indigenous peoples rights act
Correct Answer

A. Cultural properties preservation and protection act

Explanation

The correct answer is the Cultural Properties Preservation and Protection Act. This act specifically classifies the cultural properties of the nation as "important cultural properties" and "national cultural treasures." It is a legislation that focuses on the preservation and protection of cultural properties, ensuring their significance and value are recognized and safeguarded by the state.

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Which of the following law refers to ‘Cultural Properties Preservation and Protection Act’?
- RA 4846
- RA 8435
- RA 10066
- RA 8371
Correct Answer

A. RA 4846

Explanation

The correct answer is RA 4846. This law refers to the Cultural Properties Preservation and Protection Act.

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A unique object found locally, possessing outstanding historical, cultural, artistic and/or scientific value which is highly significant and important to this country and nation is called.
- National cultural treasure
- Significant cultural treasure
- Unique cultural treasure
- Municipal cultural treasure
Correct Answer

A. National cultural treasure

Explanation

A unique object found locally that possesses outstanding historical, cultural, artistic, and/or scientific value and is highly significant and important to a specific country and nation is referred to as a national cultural treasure.

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According to cultural properties preservation and protection act RA 4846, this is the cultural properties having exceptional historical and cultural significance to the Philippines but are not sufficiently outstanding to merit the classification of national cultural treasures is called.
- Important cultural properties
- National cultural properties
- Significant cultural properties
- Exceptional cultural properties
Correct Answer

A. Important cultural properties

Explanation

According to the Cultural Properties Preservation and Protection Act RA 4846, cultural properties that have exceptional historical and cultural significance to the Philippines but are not outstanding enough to be classified as national cultural treasures are referred to as important cultural properties.

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Who among the following is authorized to undertake the inventory, registration, designation or classification of the National Cultural Treasure?
- Director of the National Museum
- National Museum Treasurer
- National Museum Auditor
- Chief Security of the National Museum
Correct Answer

A. Director of the National Museum

Explanation

The correct answer is the Director of the National Museum. The Director of the National Museum is authorized to undertake the inventory, registration, designation, or classification of the National Cultural Treasure. This role is responsible for overseeing the preservation and management of the country's cultural heritage.

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Under RA 4368 – Established the National Historical Commission Sec. 4, identify, designate and appropriately mark historic places in the Philippines and cause the construction or reconstruction and to maintain and care the following except one;
- National buildings
- Shrine
- Historic markers
- National monuments
Correct Answer

A. National buildings

Explanation

Under RA 4368, the National Historical Commission is responsible for identifying, designating, and appropriately marking historic places in the Philippines, as well as constructing or reconstructing and maintaining and caring for national buildings, shrines, historic markers, and national monuments. Therefore, the correct answer is "national buildings" because they are not excluded from the responsibilities of the National Historical Commission.

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Under RA 4368 Sec. 13 – who undertake with the written permission for all restorations, reconstructions, and preservations of government historical buildings, shrines, landmarks, monuments and sites (National Cultural Treasures and important cultural properties)?
- Director of the National Museum
- National Museum Treasurer
- National Museum Auditor
- Chief Security of the National Museum
Correct Answer

A. Director of the National Museum

Explanation

Under RA 4368 Sec. 13, the Director of the National Museum is responsible for undertaking restorations, reconstructions, and preservations of government historical buildings, shrines, landmarks, monuments, and sites that are considered National Cultural Treasures and important cultural properties.

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It is a band of dry land and adjacent ocean space (water and submerged land) in which terrestrial processes and uses directly affect ocean processes and uses, and vice versa is called.
- Coastal zone
- Dunes
- Foreshore
- Backshore
Correct Answer

A. Coastal zone

Explanation

A coastal zone is a band of dry land and adjacent ocean space where terrestrial processes and uses directly affect ocean processes and uses, and vice versa. This means that activities and developments on land can have an impact on the ocean and vice versa. The coastal zone includes both the land and water areas, including submerged land. It is an important area for ecological and economic reasons, as it supports a wide range of ecosystems and provides resources and services for human populations.

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According to RA 8550, how many kilometers is the Geographic extent from the shoreline at high tide to include mangrove swamps, brackish water ponds, nipa swamps, estuarine rivers, sandy beaches?
- 1 kilometer
- 2 kilometers
- 3 kilometers
- 200 meters
Correct Answer

A. 1 kilometer

Explanation

According to RA 8550, the geographic extent from the shoreline at high tide to include mangrove swamps, brackish water ponds, nipa swamps, estuarine rivers, sandy beaches is 1 kilometer.

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According to RA 8550 Geographic extent, areas within a seaward limit of how many meters is bath to include coral reefs, algal flats, sea grass beds, and other soft-bottom areas?
- 200 meters
- 150 meters
- 100 meters
- 50 meters
Correct Answer

A. 200 meters

Explanation

According to RA 8550, areas within a seaward limit of 200 meters are bath to include coral reefs, algal flats, sea grass beds, and other soft-bottom areas. This means that these specific marine ecosystems are protected and regulated within a distance of 200 meters from the shore.

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This is the extends landward for some distance from the end of the beach is called.
- Land behind the beach
- Land in front the Beach
- Beach Foreshore
- Beach Sea front
Correct Answer

A. Land behind the beach

Explanation

The correct answer is "Land behind the beach". This refers to the area that extends landward from the end of the beach. It is the portion of land that is located behind the beach and is often characterized by dunes, vegetation, or other natural features. This area plays an important role in protecting the beach from erosion and providing habitat for various species.

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31.

The following are parts of the Coastal Zone except one;
- Foreshore
- Nearshore
- Backshore
- Seagrass bed
Correct Answer

A. Foreshore

Explanation

The foreshore refers to the area of a beach that is exposed during low tide and covered during high tide. It is the region between the high tide mark and the low tide mark. The nearshore refers to the area of the ocean that extends from the low tide mark to where waves break, typically around the depth where a person can still touch the bottom. The backshore refers to the area of the beach that is located landward of the high tide mark and is only affected by waves during storms or high tides. Seagrass beds, on the other hand, are underwater areas composed of dense vegetation that provide important habitats for various marine species. Therefore, the correct answer is "Foreshore" as it is not a part of the Coastal Zone.

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Generally dry portion of a beach that extends from the high-tide line inland to the sea cliff or vegetation line is called.
- Backshore
- Foreshore
- Nearshore
- Seagrass bed
Correct Answer

A. Backshore

Explanation

The generally dry portion of a beach that extends from the high-tide line inland to the sea cliff or vegetation line is called the backshore. This area is typically above the reach of the highest tides and is characterized by sand dunes, vegetation, and sometimes sea cliffs. It is an important part of the beach ecosystem and provides habitat for various plants and animals.

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Hereinafter referred to as the ECOZONES, are selected areas with highly developed or which have the potential to be developed into agro-industrial, Industrial tourist/recreational, commercial, banking, investment and financial centers is known as.
- Special Economic Zone (SEZ)
- Industrial Estate (IE)
- Export Processing Zone (EPZ)
- Free Trade Zone
Correct Answer

A. Special Economic Zone (SEZ)

Explanation

The given answer is Special Economic Zone (SEZ). The explanation is that the ECOZONES mentioned in the question are areas that are highly developed or have the potential to be developed into various centers such as agro-industrial, industrial, tourist/recreational, commercial, banking, investment, and financial centers. These characteristics align with the concept of a Special Economic Zone, which is a designated area within a country where special economic regulations and incentives are put in place to attract foreign direct investment and promote economic growth.

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An ECOZONE may contain any or all of the following except one:
- Industrial Estates (IEs)
- Export Processing Zones (EPZs)
- Free Trade Zones
- Tourist/Recreational Centers
- All of the above
Correct Answer

A. All of the above

Explanation

The correct answer is "All of the above." This means that an ECOZONE may contain Industrial Estates (IEs), Export Processing Zones (EPZs), Free Trade Zones, and Tourist/Recreational Centers. The phrase "All of the above" indicates that none of the options listed are excluded from an ECOZONE.

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A specialized industrial estate located physically and/or administratively outside customs territory, predominantly oriented to export production. Enterprises located in export processing zones are allowed to import capital equipment and a raw material free from duties, taxes and other import restrictions is called.
- Export Processing Zone (EPZ)
- Special Economic Zone (SEZ
- Industrial Estate (IE)
- Free Trade Zones
Correct Answer

A. Export Processing Zone (EPZ)

Explanation

An Export Processing Zone (EPZ) is a specialized industrial estate that is physically and/or administratively located outside the customs territory. EPZs are predominantly oriented towards export production, allowing enterprises located within them to import capital equipment and raw materials free from duties, taxes, and other import restrictions. This enables businesses to operate more efficiently and competitively in the global market by reducing production costs. EPZs are designed to attract foreign investment, promote economic growth, and generate employment opportunities in the host country.

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"The State shall promote the preferential use of Filipino labor, domestic materials and locally produced goods and adopt measures that help make them competitive" (Sec. 12, Art XII). In pursuance of these policies, the government shall actively encourage, promote, induce and accelerate a sound and balanced industrial, economic and social development of the country in order to provide the following except one;
- Jobs to the people specially those in the urban areas
- Increase their productivity and their individual and family income
- Improve the level and quality of their living condition through the establishment
- Among others, of special economic zones in suitable and strategic locations in the country
- Through measures that shall effectively attract legitimate and productive foreign investments
- All of the above
Correct Answer

A. Jobs to the people specially those in the urban areas

Explanation

The correct answer is "Jobs to the people specially those in the urban areas." The passage states that the government shall actively encourage, promote, induce, and accelerate industrial, economic, and social development in order to provide jobs, increase productivity and income, and improve living conditions. However, it does not specifically mention providing jobs to people in urban areas. Therefore, this option is the exception among the given choices.

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Refers to a tract of land subdivided and developed according to a comprehensive plan under a unified continuous management and with provisions for basic infrastructure and utilities, with or without pre-built standard factory buildings and community facilities for the use of the community of industries is known as.
- Industrial Estate (IE)
- Export Processing Zone (EPZ)
- Special Economic Zone (SEZ)
- Free Trade Zones
Correct Answer

A. Industrial Estate (IE)

Explanation

An industrial estate refers to a piece of land that has been divided and developed according to a comprehensive plan. It is managed continuously and includes basic infrastructure and utilities. It may also have pre-built standard factory buildings and community facilities for the use of the industries within the estate. This term specifically focuses on the development of industrial areas and does not necessarily have the same level of specialization or focus on exports as the other options listed.

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Under RA 7916 as amended by RA 8748 Sec. 4, an isolated policed area adjacent to a port of entry (as a seaport) and/or airport where imported goods may be unloaded for immediate transshipment or stored, repacked, sorted, mixed, or otherwise manipulated without being subject to import duties is called.
- Free Trade Zones
- Industrial Estate
- Export Processing Zone
- Free Port Zones
Correct Answer

A. Free Trade Zones

Explanation

Under RA 7916 as amended by RA 8748 Sec. 4, an isolated policed area adjacent to a port of entry (as a seaport) and/or airport where imported goods may be unloaded for immediate transshipment or stored, repacked, sorted, mixed, or otherwise manipulated without being subject to import duties is called Free Trade Zones.

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The following are the criteria for identifying Ecozone site except two; (1. Identified as Regional Growth Center) (2. Existence of required infrastructure) (3. Water source and electric power) (4. Land for future expansion) (5. Peace and order zoning) (6. Industrial Competitiveness) (7. Trainable labor force) (8. Incremental advantage over the existing economic zones) (9. Situated in area where controls can easily be established).
- 5&6
- 1&2
- 3&4
- 7&8
- 9&1
Correct Answer

A. 5&6

Explanation

The correct answer is 5&6 because the criteria for identifying an Ecozone site include being identified as a Regional Growth Center and the existence of required infrastructure, but do not include peace and order zoning or industrial competitiveness.

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40.

According to Republic Act 7227, an act accelerating the conversion of military reservations into other productive uses and this act shall be known as;
- Bases Conversion and Development Act of 1992
- Bases Conservation and Development Act of 1992
- Basis Conversion and Development Act of 1992
- None of the choices
Correct Answer

A. Bases Conversion and Development Act of 1992

Explanation

The correct answer is "Bases Conversion and Development Act of 1992". This is because Republic Act 7227, also known as the Bases Conversion and Development Act of 1992, aims to accelerate the conversion of military reservations into other productive uses. This act was enacted to promote the development of former military bases and their surrounding areas for economic and social purposes.

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RA 7903 Zamboanga City Special Economic Zone is an economic zone located in the Zamboanga Ciy located in the province of of Zamboanga del Sur in Mindanao. It is the only economic zone located in Western Mindanao and also known as;
- Zamboecozone
- Zambocityecozone
- Zam-ecozone
- Zamboangaecozone
Correct Answer

A. Zamboecozone

Explanation

The correct answer is "Zamboecozone" because it is the commonly used and recognized abbreviation for the RA 7903 Zamboanga City Special Economic Zone. It is a shortened form that combines the words "Zamboanga" and "ecozone" to represent the economic zone located in Zamboanga City.

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According to RA 7903 Sec. 13, supervision and coordination of development plans of Zaboanga City Special Economic Zone authority shall be under the direct control and supervision of;
- Office of the President
- Office of the Mayor
- Office of the Congressman
- Office of the Governor
Correct Answer

A. Office of the President

Explanation

According to RA 7903 Sec. 13, the direct control and supervision of the development plans of Zaboanga City Special Economic Zone authority shall be under the Office of the President.

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RA 7922 an act of establishing a special economic zone and free port in the municipality of Santa Ana and the neighboring islands in the municipality of Aparri shall be known as;
- Cagayan Special Economic Zone Act of 1995
- Isabella Special Economic Zone Act of 1995
- Aparri Special Economic Zone Act of 1995
- Batanes Special Economic Zone Act of 1995
Correct Answer

A. Cagayan Special Economic Zone Act of 1995

Explanation

The correct answer is "Cagayan Special Economic Zone Act of 1995" because the question is asking for the name of the act that established a special economic zone and free port in the municipality of Santa Ana and the neighboring islands in the municipality of Aparri. The correct answer accurately reflects the location and purpose of the act.

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44.

Which of the following Act refers to Republic Act No. 10587 (repealed PD 1308)?
- Environmental Planning Act of 2013
- Environmental Planners Act of 2013
- Environmental Planning Profession Act of 2013
- None of the above
Correct Answer

A. Environmental Planning Act of 2013

Explanation

The correct answer is Environmental Planning Act of 2013. This Act refers to Republic Act No. 10587, which repealed PD 1308. It is important to note that the other options mentioned in the question are not the correct Acts that refer to Republic Act No. 10587.

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45.

According to RA 10587 Sec. 4, this is also known as urban and regional planning, city planning, town and country planning, and/or human settlements planning, refers to the multi-disciplinary art and science of analyzing, specifying, clarifying, harmonizing, managing and regulating the use and development of land and water resources, in relation to their environs, for the development of sustainable communities and ecosystems
- Environmental Planning
- City Planning
- Urban Planning
- Town Planning
Correct Answer

A. Environmental Planning

Explanation

The correct answer is Environmental Planning. According to RA 10587 Sec. 4, environmental planning is defined as the multi-disciplinary art and science of analyzing, specifying, clarifying, harmonizing, managing and regulating the use and development of land and water resources, in relation to their environs, for the development of sustainable communities and ecosystems. This encompasses the concepts of urban and regional planning, city planning, town and country planning, and human settlements planning.

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Refers to a person who is registered and licensed to practice environmental planning and who holds a valid Certificate of Registration and a valid Professional Identification Card from the Board of Environmental Planning and the Professional Regulation Commission is;
- Environmental Planner
- Environmental Architect
- City Planner
- Urban Planner
Correct Answer

A. Environmental Planner

Explanation

An Environmental Planner is a person who is registered and licensed to practice environmental planning and holds a valid Certificate of Registration and a valid Professional Identification Card from the Board of Environmental Planning and the Professional Regulation Commission. They are responsible for assessing, managing, and mitigating the environmental impact of development projects, ensuring sustainable and environmentally-friendly practices are followed. They work closely with architects, city planners, and urban planners to create plans and policies that promote environmental conservation and sustainable development.

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Under RA 10587 Sec. 5 Scope of Practice, Providing professional services in the form of technical consultation, rendering of technical advice, plan preparation, capacity building and monitoring and evaluation of implementation involving the following except one;
- Not convicted by a court of competent jurisdiction of an offense involving moral turpitude
- Planning and development of a barangay, municipality, city, province, region or any portion or combination thereof
- Zoning and related ordinances, codes and other legal issuances for the development and management, preservation, conservation, rehabilitation, regulation and control of the environment, including all land, water, air and natural resources
- Development of a site for a particular need or special purpose, such as economic or ecological zones; tourism development zones; and housing and other estate development projects, including the creation of any other spatial arrangement of buildings, utilities, transport and communications
- National, regional or local development and/or physical framework and comprehensive land-use plans
Correct Answer

A. Not convicted by a court of competent jurisdiction of an offense involving moral turpitude

Explanation

The given answer is not directly related to the scope of practice mentioned in RA 10587 Sec. 5. The other options listed in the question all pertain to the scope of practice of providing professional services in the field of planning and development, zoning, environmental regulation, and land-use plans. The given answer, "Not convicted by a court of competent jurisdiction of an offense involving moral turpitude," is unrelated to the technical consultation, advice, planning, capacity building, and monitoring and evaluation activities mentioned in the scope of practice.

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48.

Which of the following is the role of the planner according to the APA Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct?
- All of the above
- Strive to give citizens the opportunity to have a meaningful impact on the development of plans and programs
- Have special concern for the long range consequences of present actions
- Ensure that participation be broad enough to include people who lack formal organization or influence
- Assist in the clarification of community goals, objectives and policies in plan-making
Correct Answer

A. All of the above

Explanation

The role of the planner according to the APA Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct includes striving to give citizens the opportunity to have a meaningful impact on the development of plans and programs, having special concern for the long-range consequences of present actions, ensuring that participation is broad enough to include people who lack formal organization or influence, and assisting in the clarification of community goals, objectives, and policies in plan-making.

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49.

According to the 1997 Code of Ethics for Environmental Planners in the Philippines, Sec. 11, the 'primary obligation' of the Environmental Planners is to.
- Serve the country and in so doing safeguard public interest
- Contribute to the incessant development of the profession by sharing and improving knowledge
- Strive for high standards of professional integrity, proficiency and knowledge
- Develop and enhance healthy professional relationship with colleagues and other professionals
- Maintain a harmonious working relationship with client or partner in a noble undertaking
Correct Answer

A. Serve the country and in so doing safeguard public interest

Explanation

The 1997 Code of Ethics for Environmental Planners in the Philippines states that the primary obligation of Environmental Planners is to serve the country and safeguard public interest. This means that their main responsibility is to prioritize the well-being of the nation and its people when making decisions and carrying out their professional duties. This includes considering the environmental impact of their actions and working towards sustainable development. By serving the country and safeguarding public interest, Environmental Planners contribute to the overall welfare and progress of the nation.

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According to elements and principles of urban design, it is a ‘principle of scale and proportion’ meaning shaping places to support their varied intended use, clearly identifiable function between them.

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It is the principle of unity and cohesion that locating activities to allow constructive interaction between them.

All of the following are Principles of Urban Design, which one refers to Principle of Symmetry and Balance meaning balancing consistency and variety in the urban environment in the interests of appreciating both.

The following are Principles of Urban Design, which one refers to Principle of Simplicity which helping people to find their way around and understand how a place works and order that is easily understood.

In the principles of urban design, it refers to making places where people are free to encounter each other as civic equals; an important component in building social capital is called.

Which of the following is the true meaning of ACCESSIBILITY refers to principle of urban design?

It refers to ‘principles of color, line, form and texture’ under principle of urban design.

In principle of urban design, the recognizing and valuing the differences between one place and another and distinctive identity is called.

Which principle refers to ‘continuity and change’ in locating people in time and place, including respect for heritage and support for contemporary culture?

Refers to ‘rhythm and repetition’ of designing places to stimulate public activity.

A ‘principle of intensity’ which is spatial types and morphologies related to intensity of use or consumption is called.

Urban planner and professor at MIT who wrote ‘The Image of City’ (1961) is;

The following are ‘types of Urban Design’ except one;

It means the connectors (streets, sidewalks, other channels)

Areas which have common identity; relatively large sections of the city is called.

Is a highlighted points of space; any place where important pathways come together (eg. Pocket parks, intersections) is called.

Refers to ‘identifiable’ in Urban Design is called.

Seeks to preserve the physical links to the past by retaining the historic integrity of heritage places by doing ‘as much as necessary’ to preserve their fabric but as ‘little as possible’ to alter it.

It refers to savings exteriors of significant historic-cultural sites while adopting modern uses in their interiors is called.

The cultural properties of the nation which shall be under the protection of the state are classified as the "important cultural properties" and the "national cultural treasures" refers to;

Which of the following law refers to ‘Cultural Properties Preservation and Protection Act’?

A unique object found locally, possessing outstanding historical, cultural, artistic and/or scientific value which is highly significant and important to this country and nation is called.

According to cultural properties preservation and protection act RA 4846, this is the cultural properties having exceptional historical and cultural significance to the Philippines but are not sufficiently outstanding to merit the classification of national cultural treasures is called.

Who among the following is authorized to undertake the inventory, registration, designation or classification of the National Cultural Treasure?

Under RA 4368 – Established the National Historical Commission Sec. 4, identify, designate and appropriately mark historic places in the Philippines and cause the construction or reconstruction and to maintain and care the following except one;

Under RA 4368 Sec. 13 – who undertake with the written permission for all restorations, reconstructions, and preservations of government historical buildings, shrines, landmarks, monuments and sites (National Cultural Treasures and important cultural properties)?

It is a band of dry land and adjacent ocean space (water and submerged land) in which terrestrial processes and uses directly affect ocean processes and uses, and vice versa is called.

According to RA 8550, how many kilometers is the Geographic extent from the shoreline at high tide to include mangrove swamps, brackish water ponds, nipa swamps, estuarine rivers, sandy beaches?

According to RA 8550 Geographic extent, areas within a seaward limit of how many meters is bath to include coral reefs, algal flats, sea grass beds, and other soft-bottom areas?

This is the extends landward for some distance from the end of the beach is called.

The following are parts of the Coastal Zone except one;

Generally dry portion of a beach that extends from the high-tide line inland to the sea cliff or vegetation line is called.

Hereinafter referred to as the ECOZONES, are selected areas with highly developed or which have the potential to be developed into agro-industrial, Industrial tourist/recreational, commercial, banking, investment and financial centers is known as.

An ECOZONE may contain any or all of the following except one:

According to Republic Act 7227, an act accelerating the conversion of military reservations into other productive uses and this act shall be known as;

RA 7903 Zamboanga City Special Economic Zone is an economic zone located in the Zamboanga Ciy located in the province of of Zamboanga del Sur in Mindanao. It is the only economic zone located in Western Mindanao and also known as;

According to RA 7903 Sec. 13, supervision and coordination of development plans of Zaboanga City Special Economic Zone authority shall be under the direct control and supervision of;

RA 7922 an act of establishing a special economic zone and free port in the municipality of Santa Ana and the neighboring islands in the municipality of Aparri shall be known as;

Which of the following Act refers to Republic Act No. 10587 (repealed PD 1308)?

Refers to a person who is registered and licensed to practice environmental planning and who holds a valid Certificate of Registration and a valid Professional Identification Card from the Board of Environmental Planning and the Professional Regulation Commission is;

Under RA 10587 Sec. 5 Scope of Practice, Providing professional services in the form of technical consultation, rendering of technical advice, plan preparation, capacity building and monitoring and evaluation of implementation involving the following except one;

Which of the following is the role of the planner according to the APA Code of Ethics and Professional Conduct?

According to the 1997 Code of Ethics for Environmental Planners in the Philippines, Sec. 11, the 'primary obligation' of the Environmental Planners is to.