Refresher July Week 2 Quiz
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Bathroom photography is a sum of 3 errors. What are they?
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Bathroom Space
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Bathroom Subject
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Bathroom Position/Framing
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Bathroom Tilt
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Bathroom Blur
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The 'Refresher July Week 2 Quiz' focuses on key aspects of bathroom inspection in property management. It assesses knowledge on errors in bathroom photography, correct tagging, and reporting practices, enhancing skills crucial for accurate property listing and inspection.
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While collecting bathroom, which one statement is correct?
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Door frame should not be visible
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Door frame should be visible
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Taps should be fitted
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Commode should not be visible
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Pot hole should not be visible
Correct Answer(s)
A. Door frame should be visible
A. Pot hole should not be visibleExplanation
The statement "Door frame should be visible" is correct because a bathroom door should have a visible door frame to provide structural support and ensure proper installation. On the other hand, the statement "Pot hole should not be visible" is also correct because a bathroom should not have any visible pot holes, as they can be unsightly and pose a safety hazard.Rate this question:
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When is Bathroom count/type error marked?
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Bathroom space is not visible
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Number of bathrooms added in property is wrong
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Western bathroom is selected as indian bathroom
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Bathroom picture is not clicked with door frame
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Commode is not covered properly
Correct Answer(s)
A. Number of bathrooms added in property is wrong
A. Western bathroom is selected as indian bathroomExplanation
The correct answer is that the error is marked when the number of bathrooms added in the property is wrong and when the Western bathroom is selected as an Indian bathroom. This means that if the actual number of bathrooms in the property is not accurately reflected in the listing, or if the type of bathroom (Western or Indian) is incorrectly identified, it will be considered a bathroom count/type error.Rate this question:
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What are major subjects in bathroom photography?
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Commode
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Ventilation
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Geyser
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Shower
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Bathing tub
Correct Answer(s)
A. Commode
A. Ventilation
A. GeyserExplanation
The major subjects in bathroom photography include the commode, ventilation, and geyser. These are important elements that are commonly found in bathrooms and can be visually interesting to capture. The commode represents a key feature of the bathroom, while ventilation and geyser are essential for functionality and comfort. These subjects can be explored creatively through various angles, lighting techniques, and compositions to capture the essence of a bathroom space.Rate this question:
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If an entity with only toilet seat and other entity with only bathing area, are present in property, what tagging shall be used during collection.
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Common Bathroom
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Common Bathroom 1
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Common Bathroom 2
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Toilet Area
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Drying Area
Correct Answer
A. Common BathroomExplanation
The correct answer is "Common Bathroom" because it accurately describes the situation where there are separate entities for the toilet seat and the bathing area within the same property. This term encompasses both elements and indicates that they are shared or common to all users of the bathroom.Rate this question:
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Writing "Broker did not allowed building view" avoids which error
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Space not covered/Forgot entity
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Picture orientation
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Position framing
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Commercial error
Correct Answer
A. Space not covered/Forgot entityExplanation
The correct answer is "Space not covered/Forgot entity." This answer suggests that by writing "Broker did not allow building view," the error of not covering or forgetting to include information about the space or entity is avoided. In other words, the statement ensures that all relevant details are included and nothing is left out or overlooked.Rate this question:
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Main entrance is an important entity and it should be covered
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
The statement suggests that the main entrance is an important entity and should be covered. This implies that covering the main entrance is necessary for various reasons such as security, protection from weather elements, maintaining privacy, and creating a welcoming appearance. Therefore, the correct answer is true, as it acknowledges the significance of covering the main entrance.Rate this question:
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If kitchen is not visible in the living room photo then DC has to capture kitchen second view
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
If the kitchen is not visible in the living room photo, it means that the current view does not show the kitchen. In this case, DC (presumably a photographer or a person responsible for capturing the photo) needs to capture a second view of the kitchen in order to include it in the photo. Therefore, the statement "If kitchen is not visible in the living room photo then DC has to capture kitchen second view" is true.Rate this question:
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Comments section helps in reducing the space not covered/Forgot entity errors
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
The given answer, "True," is correct because it aligns with the options provided in the question. Since the question only states "True" and "False" as the possible answers, and the answer given is "True," it is the correct response.Rate this question:
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Passage photo is important as it helps to show the connectivity
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
The passage photo is important because it helps to visually demonstrate the connectivity being discussed. By providing a visual representation, the photo can enhance the reader's understanding and make it easier to comprehend the concept of connectivity.Rate this question:
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Which rule of photography is applied if the kitchen is rectangular in shape?
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Rule of symmetry
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Rule of corner
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Rule of diagonal
Correct Answer
A. Rule of symmetryExplanation
The rule of symmetry is applied if the kitchen is rectangular in shape. This rule suggests that the elements in a photograph should be balanced and evenly distributed on both sides of the frame. In the case of a rectangular kitchen, the shape itself provides a natural symmetry, with the sides and angles mirroring each other. This can create a visually pleasing and harmonious composition in the photograph.Rate this question:
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Select the two rules of photography we follow in our collection.
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Rule of symmetry
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Rule of corner
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Rule of diagonal
Correct Answer(s)
A. Rule of symmetry
A. Rule of cornerExplanation
The two rules of photography that are followed in the collection are the rule of symmetry and the rule of corner. The rule of symmetry suggests that an image should have a balanced composition with a symmetrical arrangement of elements. The rule of corner advises placing the main subject or focal point of the image in one of the corners rather than the center, creating a more visually interesting composition.Rate this question:
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In a rectangular shaped room, rule of corner is applied.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. FalseExplanation
The statement "In a rectangular shaped room, rule of corner is applied" is false. There is no such rule as the "rule of corner" in a rectangular shaped room. This statement seems to be made up or not based on any known rule or principle. Therefore, the correct answer is false.Rate this question:
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In a rectangular shaped room, rule of symmetry is applied.
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True
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False
Correct Answer
A. TrueExplanation
The rule of symmetry is applied in a rectangular shaped room. This means that the room can be divided into two equal halves along a line of symmetry, where one half is a mirror image of the other half. This is because a rectangle has two pairs of parallel sides of equal length, which allows for symmetry. Therefore, the statement is true.Rate this question:
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Which rule of photography is applied if the bedroom is square in shape?
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Rule of symmetry
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Rule of corner
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Rule of corner
Correct Answer
A. Rule of cornerExplanation
The correct answer is "Rule of corner." This rule suggests that when photographing a square-shaped room, it is best to position the camera in one of the corners of the room to capture the entire space effectively. This technique helps to create depth and perspective in the photograph, making it visually appealing.Rate this question:
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