PROPROFS

 TRIAL  EXAM  
 
 
1.  HE  DEVELOPED  A  LOW  DENSITY  URBAN  SPRAWL  CALLED  “BROADACRE  CITY”.  
A. DANIEL  BURNHAM  
B. TONY  GARNIER  
C. CLARENCE  PERRY  
D. FRANK  LLOYD  WRIGHT  
 
2.  A  TYPE  OF  DEVELOPMENT  WHEREIN  DEVELOPMENT  IS  ON  DIRECT  FRONTAGE  ON  PRIMARY  DISTRIBUTORS.  
A. COMMERCIAL  DEVT.  
B. STRIP  DEVT.  
C. ARTERIAL  
D. RADBURN  
 
 
3.  HE  DEVELOPED  THE  NEIGHBORHOOD  PRINCIPLE  BASED  ON  THE  NATURAL  CATCHMENT  AREA  OF  COMMUNITY  
FACILITIES  SUCH  AS  PRIMARY  SCHOOLS  AND  LOCAL  SHOPS.  
A. CLARENCE  STEIN  
B. FREDERICK  OLMSTEAD  
C. CLARENCE  PERRY  
D. ARTURO  SORIA  Y  MATA  -­‐  X  
 
4.  A  CLEARANCE  ISSUED  TO  A  PROJECT  THAT  IS  ALLOWED  UNDER  THE  PROVISIONS  OF  THE  ZONING  ORDINANCE  
AS  WELL  AS  OTHER  STANDARDS,  RULES  &  REGUALTIONS  ON  LAND  USE.  
A. ZONING  CLEARANCE  -­‐X  
B. LOCATIONAL  CLEARANCE  
C. VARIANCE  
D. DEED  RESTRICTIONS  
 
5.  HE  POSTULATED  THAT  LAND  USE  DIMINISHES  INTENSIVELY  IN  REVERSE  RELATIONSHIP  TO  INCREASED  
DISTANCE.  
A. ROBERT  MALTHUS  
B. WILLIAM  ALFONSO  
C. VON  THUNEN  
D. LOWDON  WINGO  JR.  
 
6.  RADBURN  PRESENTED  A  DRAMATIC  ADVANCE  IN  COMMUNITY  PLANNING.  IT  INTRODUCED  THE  FOLLOWING  
EXCEPT  THIS  ONE.  
A. INTRODUCED  A  HIEARCHY  OF  ROADWAYS.  
B. INTRODUCED  THE  CONCEPT  OF  RESIDENTIAL  SUPERBLOCK.  
C. HOUSES  WERE  ORIENTED  TOWARDS  THE  STREETS.  
D. DELIBERATELY  SEPARATED  PEDESTRIAN  AND  VEHICULAR  TRAFFIC.  –  X  
 
7.  IDENTIFY  THE  TYPE  OF  STREET  PATTERN.  (IMAGE  SHOWS  CIRCULAR  GRIDS)  
A. RADIAL  
B. COMBINATION  
C. CURVILINEAR  
D. MODIFIED  GRID  
 
8.  REGULATES  THE  PRACTICE  OF  ENVIRONMENTAL  PLANNING  WHICH  HAS  BEEN  ENACTED  UPON  BY  CONGRESS  
IN  1995  WHICH  REQUIRES  PROFESSIONAL  LICENSURE  EXAMINATION  TO  BE  TAKEN  TO  ENABLE  THE  PRACTICE  OF  
PLANNING.  
A. RA  1380  
B. PD  1308  
C. RA  1830  
D. PD  1803  
 
9.  WHICH  OF  THE  FOLLOWING  STATEMENTS  IS  NOT  TRUE?  
A. INCREASING  COMPETITION  FOR  THE  DRIVER’S  ATTENTION  HAS  TURNED  ROADWAY  SIGNS  INTO  
SWIRLS  OF  CONFLICTING  GRAPHICS  AND  VERBIAGE.  
B. A  TOTAL  SEPARATION  OF  VEHICLES  AND  PEDESTRIANS  IS  HARMFUL  FOR  THE  DEVELOPMENT  OF  A  
LIVELY  AND  ACTIVE  STREET.    
C. ACCORDING  TO  ALBERTI,  IF  THE  CITY  IS  NOBLE  AND  POWERFUL,  STREETS  SHOULD  BE  DESIGNED  
WINDING,  RATHER  THAN  STRAIGHT  AND  BROAD,  BECAUSE  THIS  CARRIES  THE  AIR  OF  GREATNESS  
AND  MAJESTY.  
D. A  STREET  HAS  A  THREE-­‐DIMENSIONAL  FORM  WHICH  INHIBIT  CERTAIN  ACTIVITIES  AND  MAKE  OTHERS  
POSSIBLE.  
 
10.  HIS  WORK  AS  A  BIOLOGIST  AND  STUDY  OF  HUMAN  ECOLOGY  LED  TO  A  SYSTEMATIC  STUDY  OF  FORCES  THAT  
WERE  SHAPING  GROWTH  AND  CHANGE  IN  MODERN  CITIES.  
A. LEWIS  MUMFORD    
B. PATRICK  GEDDES  
C. DOXIADIS  
D. PATRICK  ABERCROMBIE  
 
11.  IT  IS  APPROPRIATE  FOR  LARGE,  RELATIVELY  UNCOMPLICATED  GRADING  PLANS  AND  MAY  ALSO  BE  USED  TO  
COMPUTE  VOLUMES  OF  WATER  IN  PONDS  AND  LAKES.  MOSTLY  USED  BY  LANDSCAPE  ARCHITECTS  BECAUSE  IT  IS  
MOST  ACCURATE.  
A. AVERAGE  END  AREA  METHOD    
B. CONTOUR  AREA  METHOD  
C. GRADING  BY  FILL  
D. GRADING  BY  CUT  
 
12.  THESE  ARE  NOT  THE  DIVIDING  LINES  WITHIN  THE  CITY  BUT  RATHER  COMMUNAL  ROOMS  AND  PASSAGES.  
A. STREETS  
B. DISTRICTS  
C. CORRIDOR  
D. OPEN  SPACE  
 
13.  THE  ELEMENTS  OF  THE  HUMAN  SETTLEMENTS.  
A. NATURE,  MAN,  SOCIETY,  SHELLS,  NETWORKS  
B. NATURE,  MAN,  COMMUNITY,  SHELLS,  NETWORKS  
C. NATURE,  MAN,  SOCIETY,  NETWORKS,  HAMLET  
D. NATURE,  MAN,  COMMUNITY,  NETWORKS  
 
14.  EQUATED  WITH  THE  TERM  TOWNSCAPE  –  THE  URBAN  EQUIVALENT  OF  LANDSCAPE,  COMPRISING  THE  
VISISBLE  FORMS  OF  THE  BUILT-­‐UP  AREAS;  DEFINED  AS  THE  SPATIAL  PATTERN  OR  “ARRANGEMENT”  OF  
INDIVIDUAL  ELEMENTS  WITHIN  A  CITY  SYSTEM.  
A. URBAN  SPACE  
B. URBAN  MORPHOLOGY  
 C. URBAN  DESIGN  
D. URBAN  FORM  
 
15.  BRANCH  OF  GEOLOGY  DEALING  WITH  THE  ORIGIN  AND  NATURE  OF  LANDFORMS  WITH  EMPHASIS  ON  
EROSIONAL  PROCESSES  IS  REFERRED  TO  AS:  
A. GEOTECTONIC  
B. GEOMORPHOLOGY  
C. SURFICIAL  GEOLOGY  
D. PHYSIOGRAPHY  
 
16.  HE  WROTE  THE  BOOK  IMAGE  OF  THE  CITY  
A. UNWIN  RAYMUND  
B. RFEIDMAN  AND  DOUGLAS  
C. EBENEEZER  HOWARD  
D. KEVIN  LYNCH  
 
17.  RECOMMENDED  MAXIMUM  DISTANCE  OF  RESIDENTIAL  AREA  TO  HEALTH  FACILITIES  AS  PER  HLURB  
PLANNING  STANDARDS.  
A. 0.5  TO  2  KM.  
B. 3  TO  4  KM.  
C. 4-­‐5  KM.  
D. 2-­‐3  KM.  
 
18.  THROUGHOUT  THE  REST  OF  THE  YEAR,  THE  PHILIPPINES  EXPERIENCES  THE  WEST  OR  SOUTHWEST  WIND;  
SOUTH-­‐WEST  MOSOON  WHICH  IS  CALLED:  
A. CYCLONE  
B. HABAGAT  
C. TYPHOONS  
D. AMIHAN  
 
19.  IDENTIFY  THE  STREET  PATTERN  (IMAGE  OF  GRIDS  ON  PARALLEL  GRIDS)  
A. COURT  
B. GRIDIRON  
C. CURVILINEAR  
D. OFFSET  
 
20.  LIMITATIONS  ON  RECLASSIFICATION  OF  AGRICULTURAL  LAND  INTO  NON-­‐AGRICULTURAL  USES  FOR  HIGHLY  
URBANIZED  AND  INDEPENDENT  COMPONENT  CITIES.  
A. 15%  
B. 20%  
C. 10%  
D. 5%  
 
21.  IDENTIFY  THE  STREET  (IMAGE  OF  T-­‐STREET  ON  END)  
A. DEAD-­‐END  
B. T-­‐JUNCTION  
C. HAMMER  
D. Y-­‐JUNCTION  
 
22.  SPECIFIC  PHYSICAL  PLANNING  STANDARDS  FOLLOWED  IN  THE  DESIGN  AND  CONSTRUCTION  OF  INDUSTRIAL  
ESTATES  IN  THE  PHILIPPINES  ARE  GENERALLY  BASED  ON:  
 A. PHYSICAL  PLANNING  CODE  
B. ARCH’L.  GRAPHIC  STANDARDS  
C. NAT’L.  BLDG.  CODE  
D. BP  344  
 
23.  THESE  ARE  CENTRALLY  LOCATED  PARKS  WITH  A  SERVICE  RADIUS  OF  FROM  0.8  TO  3.0  KILOMETERS  DESIGNED  
FOR  BOTH  ACTIVE  AND  PASSIVE  RECREATION.  
A. MUNICIPAL  PARK  
B. NEIGHBORHOOD  PARK    
C. COMMUNITY  PARK  
D. PLAYLOT  
 
24.  THIS  REFERS  TO  ALL  BARANGAYS  OR  PORTION/S  OF  WHICH  COMPRISE  THE  POBLACION  AND  OTHER  BUILT-­‐UP  
AREAS  INCLUDING  THE  URBANIZABLE  LAND  IN  AND  ADJACENT  TO  SAID  AREAS  AND  WHERE  AT  LEAST  50%  OF  THE  
POPULATION  ARE  ENGAGE  IN  NON-­‐AGRICULTURAL  ACTIVITIES.  
A. CENTRAL  BUSINESS  DISTRICT  
B. URBAN  AREA  
C. SUBURBAN  AREA  
D. CITY  CENTER    
 
25.  THE  SYSTEMATIC  STUDY  OF  THE  FORM,  SHAPE,  STRUCTURE  AND  FUNCTIONS  OF  THE  BUILT  FABRIC  OF  
TOWNS  AND  CITIES,  AND  OF  THE  ORIGIN  AND  THE  WAY  IN  WHICH  THIS  FABRIC  HAS  EVOLVED  OVER  TIME.  
A. GENIUS  LOCI  
B. URBAN  MORPHOLOGY  
C. URBAN  SPACE  
D. URBAN  GROWTH.  
 
26.  AN  APPROACH  BASED  ON  THE  ARGUMENT  THAT  URBAN  BROWTH  CENTERS,  EVEN  MARKET  TOWNS  AND  
INTERMEDIATE  SIZED  CITIES  ARE  PARASITIC,  THAT  THEY  ALLOW  TOWN  BASE  ELITE,  LARGE  CORPORATIONS  AND  
CENTRAL  GOVERNMENT  AGENCIES  TO  EXPLOIT  THE  RURAL  POPULATION  AND  TO  DRAIN  RURAL  AREAS  OF  THEIR  
RESOURCES.  
A. CENRAL  PLACE  APPROACH  
B. MARKET  RANGE  APPROACH  
C. DECENTRALIZED  TERRITORIAL  APPROACH  
D. AGROPOLITAN  APPROCH    
 
27.  A  CERTIFICATE  ISSUED  TO  OWNERS  OF  ALL  USERS  PRIOR  TO  THE  APPROVAL  OF  THE  ZONING  ORDINANCE  
WHICH  DO  NOT  CONFORM  IN  A  ZONE  AS  PER  PROVISION  OF  THE  SAID  ORDINANCE.  
A. DEED  RESTRICTIONS  
B. CONFLICTING  USE  
C. VARIANCE  
D. NON-­‐CONFORMING  USE    
 
28.  WHAT  IS  THE  CONDITION  OF  THE  LAND  THAT  IS  DILAPIDATED  AND  THE  LAND  VALUE  HAS  DEPRECIATED.  
A. BLIGHTED  
B. EYESORE  
C. OLD  
D. DECAYED  
 
29.  DISADVANTAGE  OF  GRADING  BY  FILL  INCLUDES:  
A. COST  OF  LOCATING,  ACQUIRING,  AND  TRANSPORTING  FILL  SOIL  
 B. POSSIBILITY  OF  SETTLING  ESPECIALLY  FOR  LARGE  AREAS  
C. ALL  OF  THE  CHOICES  
D. EROSION  OCCURS  MORE  READILY  
 
30.  REFERS  TO  THE  RELATIONSHIP  OF  BUILDINGS  AND  URBAN  SPACE  TO  THE  SIZE  OF  A  HUMAN  BEING.  
A. SCALE  
B. HARMONY  
C. CONTRAST  
D. PROPORTION    
 
31.  A  20th  century  problem  emanating  from  rapid  urbanization  of  areas  surrounding  a  city  which  eats  
up  the  remaining  adjacent  rural  open  spaces.    
1. Urban  Sprawl    
2. Advocacy  Planning  
3. Sustainable  Land  Use  Planning  
4. Greenbelt  
 
32.  He  conceptualized  the  'City  Beautiful  Movement'.    
A. Frank  Gehry  
B. Daniel  Burnham    
C. William  Van  Alen  
D. Robert  Owen  
 
33.  A  locale  with  a  sizeable  agglomeration  of  people  having  characteristics  of  an  urban  being.    
A. City    
B. Province  
C. Urban  
D. Metro  
 
34.  This  code  mandates  that  all  Local  Government  Units  shall  prepare  their  comprehensive  land  use  
plans  and  enact  them  through  zoning  ordinances.    
A. Local  Government  Code,  1991  R.A.  7160    
B. Local  Government  Code,  1992  R.A.  7161  
C. Local  Government  Code,  1993  R.A.  7260    
D. Local  Government  Code,  1994  R.A.  7162  
 
35.  First  Planner  and  developed  the  Gridiron.    
A. Hippodamus  of  rome  
B. Hippodamus  of  greek  
C. Hippodamus  of  lutos  
D. Hippodamus  of  miletus    
 
36.  In  urban  geography,  a  concept  where  urban  settlement  is  confined  to  the  area  within  the  legal  limits  
of  the  city  and  the  congestion  and  virtually  all  of  this  area  is  occupied  by  urban  residents.    
A. Traffic.    
B. Truebounded  City    
C. City  Planning  
D. Agricultural  Surplus  
37.  Usually  the  last  stage  of  the  final  site  development  process  prior  to  issuance  of  building  permit.  
A. Final  Plat    
B. Advocacy  Planning  
C. Urban  Sprawl  
D. Azimuths  
 
38.    Reason  for  planning.    
A. Promote  Urban  Growth  
B. Promote  Public  Growth  
C. Promote  Human  Growth    
D. Promote  Social  Growth  (Your  Answer)  
 
39.  The  rough  equivalent  of  the  present  tenement  cities  that  existed  in  ancient  Rome,  which  resulted  
from  the  population  growth  of  the  city  and  the  congestion  that  existed  in  streets.    
A. Truebounded  City  
B. Agricultural  Surplus  
C. Traffic.  
D. Insula    
 
40.  A  type  of  planning  which  emphasizes  that  the  proper  role  of  the  planner  is  not  to  serve  the  general  
public  interest  but  rather  to  serve  the  interests  of  the  least  fortunate  or  least  well  represented  groups  in  
society.    
A. Advocacy  Planning    
B. Greenbelt  
C. Sustainable  Land  Use  Planning  
D. Promote  Human  Growth  
 
41.  A  wide  area  of  parks  of  undeveloped  land  surrounding  a  community.    
A. Platting  
B. Greenbelt    
C. Azimuths  
D. Final  Plat  
 
42.  The  process  in  which  a  piece  of  land,  referred  to  as  the  parent  tract,  is  subdivided  into  two  or  more  
parcels.    
A. Urban  Sprawl  
B. Advocacy  Planning  
C. Platting    
D. Final  Plat  
 
43.  Phrase  used  to  characterize  development  that  meets  the  needs  of  the  present  generation  without  
compromising  the  needs  of  the  future  generations.    
A. Sustainable  Development    
B. Advocacy  Planning  
C. Agricultural  Surplus  
D. Sustainable  Land  Use  Planning  
 
44.  Angles  measured  clockwise  from  any  meridian,  usually  north;  however,  the  National  Geodetic  
Survey  uses  south.    
A. Platting  
B. Azimuths    
C. Final  Plat  
D. Greenbelt  
 
45.  The  orderly  arrangement  of  urban  streets  and  public  spaces.    
A. Zoning  
B. City  Planning    
C. Urban  Planning    
D. Urban  Design  
 
46.  A  Land  Development  Decision  is  also  what  kind  of  decision.    
A. Traffic.    
B. Design  
C. Insula  
D. Sprawl  
 
47.  He  postulated  that  population  increases  in  a  geometric  ratio  while  food  production  increases  
arithmetically  and  that  unless  natural  catastrophes,  war  or  sexual  restraint  control  population  increase,  
worldwide  famine  or  war  will  follow.  
A. Von  Thunen  
B. William  Alonso  
C. Lowdon  Wingo  Jr.  
D. Robert  Malthus    
 
48.  He  developed  the  first  theoretical  basis  for  physical  planning.  
A. Nicodemus  
B. Hippodamus    
C. Nostradamus  
D. Aristotle  
 
49.  Arturo  Soria  y  Mata  suggested  this  type  of  development  running  from  Cadiz,  Spain  across  Europe  
through  St.  Petersburg  in  which  he  proposed  that  the  logic  of  linear  utility  line  should  be  the  basis  of  all  
city  lay-­‐out.  
A. Broadacre  
B. Linear  City    
C. Radiant  City  
D. Cosmic  City  
 
50.  This  zone  is  for  particular  types  of  institutional  establishments  e.g.  welfare  homes,  orphanages,  
home  for  the  aged,  rehabilitation  and  training  centers,  military  camps/reservation/bases/training  
grounds,  etc.  
A. Special  Institutional  Zone  
B. General  Institutional  Zone  
C. Social  Institutional  Zone  
 D. Sectoral  Institutional  Zone    
 
51.  The  minimum  population  necessary  to  support  a  service.  
A. Threshold  population    
B. Population  pyramid  
C. Demography  
D. Conurbation  
 
52.    This  is  the  golden  era  of  urban  design  in  the  U.S.  characterized  with  a  totally  designed  system  of  
main  circulation  arteries,  a  network  of  parks,  and  clusters  or  focal  buildings  or  building  blocks  of  civic  
centers.  
A. Radburn  
B. City  Beautiful  Era    
C. Garden  City  Movement    
D. Neighborhood  Unit  
 
53.  A  street  pattern  that  provides  ease  of  orientation  adopted  to  right  angle.  
A. Linear  
B. Grid    
C. Concentric  
D. Star-­‐shaped  
 
54.  They  understood  the  importance  of  transportation  and  thus  emerges  as  the  first  regional  planners  of  
the  world.  
A. Greeks    
B. Romans    
C. Sumerians  
D. Egyptians  
 
55.  Urbanization  began  around  4,000  BC  in  the  area  known  as  the  
A. Fertile  Crescent    
B. Mediterranean  
C. Babylon  
D. Asia  
 
56.  A  residential  motor  court  around  which  housing  may  be  arranged.  
A. Collector  
B. Links  
C. Cul-­‐de-­‐sac    
D. NOTA  
 
57.  The  most  frequent  shape  of  a  city,  a  large  circle  with  radial  corridors  of  intense  development  
emanating  from  the  center.  
A. Star  
B. Radiocentric    
C. Ring  
D. NOTA  
  
58.  It  was  during  this  period  that  the  concept  of  urban  design  was  established.  
A. Renaissance  
B. Middle  Age  
C. 19th  Century  
D. NOTA  
 
59.  He  is  the  author  of  the  10-­‐volume  treatise  “de  Arkitektura”  which  relates  experience  of  Roman  
architecture  and  town  planning.  
A. Leonardo  da  Vinci  
B. Hippodamus  
C. Nicoletus  
D. Vitruvius    
 
60.  This  two  corridors  of  intense  development  crosses  at  the  center  and  is  usually  found  in  small  cities.  
A. Linear  
B. Branch    
C. Rectilinear  
D. NOTA  
 
61.  The  science  of  Human  Settlements  
A. Demography  
B. Ekistics    
C. Anthropocosmos  
D. Conurbation  
 
62.  Le  Corbusier  proposed  this  type  of  development  that  is  anchored  on  the  objective  of  decongesting  
the  centers  of  our  cities  by  increasing  their  densities  by  building  high  on  small  part  of  the  total  ground  
area.  
A. Radburn    
B. City  Beautiful  
C. Radiant  City    
D. Garden  city  
 
63.  Rectangular  streets  are  examples  of  the:  
A. Axial  
B. Ribbon-­‐type  
C. Grid-­‐iron  
D. Radial  
 
63.    An  area  intended  for  regional  shopping  centers  such  as  large  shopping  malls  and  other  regional  
commercial  activities,  high-­‐rise  hotels,  sports  stadium  or  sports  complexes.  
A. C-­‐1  
B. C-­‐2  
C. C-­‐3    
D. C-­‐4  
 
64.    Zoning  takes  the  form  of  a  locally  enacted  ordinance  which  embodies  among  others,  regulations  
affecting:  
A. Uses  allowed  or  disallowed  in  each  zone  or  district  
B. Conditions  for  allowing  them  
C. Deviations  legally  allowed  from  the  requirements  of  the  ordinance.  
D. All  of  the  above    
 
65.  What  was  the  most  important  factor  in  designing  settlement  patterns  during  the  Spanish  Period  in  
the  Philippines.  
A. Plaza  
B. Religion    
C. Economy  
D. Transportation  
 
66.    The  ratio  of  the  total  building  floor  area  to  the  total  lot  area:  
A. Gross  floor  ratio    
B. Net  floor  area  ratio  
C. Floor  area  ratio    
D. NOTA  
 
67.  The  sole  regulatory  body  for  housing  and  land  use  development.  It  is  charged  with  encouraging  
greater  private  sector  participation  in  low-­‐cost  housing  through  liberalization  of  development  
standards,  simplification  of  regulations  and  decentralization  of  approvals  for  permits  and  licenses.  
A. Housing  and  Urban  Development  Coordinating  Council  (HUDCC)  
B. Housing  and  Land  Use  Regulatory  Board  (HLURB)    
C. Urban  Development  and  Housing  Act  (UDHA)  
D. None  of  the  above  
 
68.    A  long,  deep,  narrow  valley  eroded  by  running  water.  
A. Ridge  
B. Ravine  
C. Edge  
D. Cliff  
 
69.  A  tool  used  to  control  the  manner  in  which  raw  land  is  subdivided  and  placed  on  the  market  for  
residential  development.  
A. Zoning  Regulations  
B. Deed  Restrictions  
C. Subdivision  Regulations  
D. Housing  Regulations  
 
70.  A  Land  Development  Decision  is  also  what  kind  of  decision.  
A. Land  Use  
B. Traffic  
C. Population  
D. Density  
 
71.    Of  land,  a  contiguous  land  area  which  is  considered  as  a  unit,  which  is  subject  to  a  single  ownership,  
and  which  is  legally  recorded  as  a  single  piece.  
A. Platting  
B. Land  Partition  
C. Parcel  
D. TCT  
 
72.    A  wide  area  of  parks  of  undeveloped  land  surrounding  a  community.  
A. Park  
B. Open  Space  
C. Greenbelt  
D. Plaza  
 
73.    This  code  mandates  that  all  Local  Government  Units  shall  prepare  their  comprehensive  land  use  
plans  and  enact  them  through  zoning  ordinances.  
A. HLURB  Code  
B. Local  Government  Code    
C. Civil  Code  
D. Land  Use  Code  
 
74.    This  is  a  type  of  a  retaining  wall  made  of  rectangular  baskets  made  of  galvanized  steel  wire  or  PVC-­‐
coated  wire  hexagonal  mesh  which  are  filled  with  stones  to  form  a  wall.  
A. Riprap  
B. Gabion  Wall  
C. Rock  Wall  
D. Mesh  Wall  
 
75.  The  orderly  arrangement  of  urban  streets  and  public  spaces.  
A. City  Planning  
B. Open  Space  Planning  
C. Street  Planning  
D. Spatial  Planning  
 
76.  A  written  agreement  between  parties,  but  it  allows  a  specific  period  during  which  the  buyer  can  
investigate  the  property  and  make  a  decision.  
A. Initial  Contract  
B. Draft  Contract  
C. Option  to  Buy  
D. Subscription  Agreement  
 
77.  First  Planner  and  developed  the  Gridiron.  
A. Marcus  Vitruvius  Pollo  
B. Hippodamus  of  Miletus  
C. Mesopotamians  
D. Daniel  Burnham  
 
 
78.  The  government  arm  responsible  for  the  development  and  implementation  of  low  cost  housing  in  
the  Philippines.  
A. National  Housing  Authority  
B. HLURB  
C. National  Shelter  Program  
D. Housing  Agencies  
 
79.  Usually  the  last  stage  of  the  final  site  development  process  prior  to  issuance  of  building  permit.  
A. Site  Development  Plan  
B. Landscaping  
C. Final  Design  Brief  
D. Final  Plat  
 
80.  A  locale  with  a  sizeable  agglomeration  of  people  having  characteristics  of  an  urban  being.  
A. City  
B. Composite  City  
C. Chartered  City  
D. Independent  City  
 
81.  He  conceptualized  the  'City  Beautiful  Movement'.  
A. Le  Corbusier  
B. Ebenezer  Howard  
C. Frank  Lloyd  Wright  
D. Daniel  Burnham  
 
82.    A  wall  that  serves  2  dwelling  units,  known  also  as  party  wall.  
A. Common  Wall  
B. Fire  Wall  
C. Fire  Block  
D. Abuttment  
 
83.  Phrase  used  to  characterize  development  that  meets  the  needs  of  the  present  generation  without  
compromising  the  needs  of  the  future  generations.  
A. Planned  Development  
B. Sustainable  Development  
C. Development-­‐Oriented  
D. Sectoral  Development  
 
84.  The  rough  equivalent  of  the  present  tenement  cities  that  existed  in  ancient  Rome,  which  resulted  
from  the  population  growth  of  the  city  and  the  congestion  that  existed  in  streets.  
A. Tenema  
B. Insula  
C. Agoras  
D. Domus  
 
85.  A  spatial  organization  concept  a  general  view  of  the  pattern  of  land  use  in  a  city  developed  by  Ernest  
W.  Burgess.  The  city  is  conceived  as  a  series  of  five  concentric  zones  with  the  cores  as  the  central  
business  district  and  fanning  out  from  which  are  the  residential  and  commuter  zones.  
A. Multiple  Nuclei  Concept  
B. Sector  Concept  
C. Concentric  Zone  Concept  
D. Locational  Theory  
 
86.  A  piece  of  grassy  land,  especially  one  used  for  growing  hay  or  as  pasture  for  grazing  animals;  low  
grassy  land  near  a  river  or  stream.  
A. Farmland  
B. Terrain  
C. A&D  Land  
D. Meadow  
 
87.  Sometimes  called  "subscription  money",  this  is  a  deposit  given  to  the  seller  to  show  that  the  
potential  buyer  has  serious  intentions.  
A. Earnest  Money  
B. Draft  Money  
C. Initial  Installment  
D. Equity  
 
88.  The  remaining  space  in  a  lot  after  deducting  the  required  minimum  open  spaces.  
A. Setback  
B. Buildable  Area  
C. Yard  
D. Building  Mass  
 
89.  Niemeyer  believed  that  relating  large  areas  to  each  other  is  freedom  as  in  the  planned  city  of___.  
A. Chandigarh  
B. Stalingrad  
C. Chicago  
D. Brasilia  
 
90.  A  habitable  room  for  1  family  only  with  facilities  for  living,  sleeping,  cooking,  and  eating.  
A. Single  Detached  Unit  
B. Dwelling  Unit  
C. Living  Unit  
D. Home  Unit  
 
91.  In  the  Philippines,  this  type  of  land  use  planning  emphasizes  the  proper  management  of  land  
resources  to  ensure  that  the  present  generation  can  benefit  from  its  continued  use  without  
compromising  future  generations.  
A. Coastal  Resource  Planning  
B. Land  Use  Planning  
C. Sustainable  Land  Use  Planning  
D. Strategic  Planning  
  
92.  A  very  steep  slope  of  rock  or  clay.  
A. Ridge  
B. Ravine  
C. Edge  
D. Cliff  
 
93.  In  urban  geography,  a  concept  where  urban  settlement  is  confined  to  the  area  within  the  legal  limits  
of  the  city  and  the  congestion  and  virtually  all  of  this  area  is  occupied  by  urban  residents.  
A. City  Core  
B. Urban  Center  
C. City  Limits  
D. Truebounded  City  
 
94.  A  type  of  planning  which  emphasizes  that  the  proper  role  of  the  planner  is  not  to  serve  the  general  
public  interest  but  rather  to  serve  the  interests  of  the  least  fortunate  or  least  well  represented  groups  in  
society.  
A. Advocacy  Planning  
B. Social  Planning  
C. Strategic  Planning  
D. Sectoral  Planning  
 
95.  A  long,  narrow  chain  of  hills  or  mountains.  
A. Ridge  
B. Ravine  
C. Edge  
D. Cliff  
 
96.  Planning  for  roads,  bridges,  schools,  parking  structures,  pubic  buildings,  water  supply,  land  waste  
disposal  facilities.  
A. Capital  Facilities  Planning  
B. Utilities  Planning  
C. Physical  Planning  
D. Transport  Planning  
 
97.  Written  document  to  transfer  the  property  to  one  person  to  another.  
A. Transfer  Certificate  Title  
B. Deed  
C. Clearance  
D. Equity  
 
98.  On  land,  an  encumbrance  limiting  its  use;  usually  imposed  for  community  or  mutual  protection.  
A. Parcel  
B. Restriction  
C. Zoning  
D. Density  
 
  
99.  In  architectural  terms,  it  is  the  relationship  of  the  number  of  residential  structures  and  people  to  a  
given  amount  of  space.  
A. Zoning  
B. Density  
C. Floor  Area  Ratio  
D. Floor  to  Lot  Area  Ratio  
 
100.    A  provision  made  in  advance  for  the  gradual  liquidation  of  a  future  obligation  by  periodic  charges  
against  the  capital  account.  
A. Interest  
B. Surcharges  
C. Amortization  
D. Equity  
 
101.    The  main  reason  why  the  nomadic  existence  of  early  man  metamorphosed  to  village  settlement  
and  later  to  the  birth  of  cities.  
A. Development  of  Motor  
B. Population  Explosion  
C. Agricultural  Surplus  
D. Housing  Provision  
 
102.    The  container  of  man,  which  consists  of  both  the  natural  and  man-­‐made  or  artificial  element.  
A. Networks  
B. Links  
C. Physical  Settlement  
D. Structures  
 
103.  A  20th  century  problem  emanating  from  rapid  urbanization  of  areas  surrounding  a  city  which  eats  
up  the  remaining  adjacent  rural  open  spaces.  
A. Urban  Development  
B. Urban  Sprawl  
C. Urban  gentrification  
D. Urban  Blight  
 
104.    A  profession  which  falls  between  planning  and  architecture.  It  deals  with  the  large-­‐scale  
organization  and  design  of  the  city,  with  the  massing  and  organization  and  the  space  between  them,  
but  not  with  the  design  of  the  individual  buildings.  
A. City  Planning  
B. Urban  Design  
C. Urban  Theorists  
D. City  Administration  
 
 
 
 
 
 
 105. WHERE  CAN  WE  FIND  THE  HIGHEST  LEVEL    POLICY  STATEMENTS  ON  ENVIRONMENTAL  PROTECTION.  
A. PD  1151  
B. CONSTITUTION  
C. RA  5454  
D. LOI  90  
 
106. IT  IS  AN  EARTH  MOUNDING  PLACED  AGAINST  ONE  OR  MORE  EXTERNAL  WALLS  OF  A  BUILDING  AND  
SERVES  AS  A  PROTECTION  AGAINST  EXTREME  TEMPERATURE.  
A. FENCE  
B. BUTRESSES  
C. GREEN  WALL  
D. BERM  
 
107. THE  PROMINENT  VISUAL  FEATURE  OF  A  CITY  AND  SEEN  AT  GREAT  DISTANCES.  TO  HELP  DEFINE  
ORIENTATION  AND  IDENTIFY  THE  AREA.  
A. LANDMARKS  
B. EDGES  
C. PATHWAYS  
D. DISTRICTS  
 
108.  IT  IS  THE  CLEANING  AND  MAINTAINING  OF  A  STRUCTURE  TO  EXTEND  ITS  LIFESPAN  ASSUMING  THAT  THE  
OLD  STRUCTURE  ARE  WELL-­‐MAINTAINED  AND  IT  IS  THE  OPTIMUM  THING  TO  DO.  
A. RESTORATION  
B. CONSERVATION  
C. RECONSTRUCTION  
D. PRESERVATION  
 
109. THIS  TYPE  OF  DEVELOPMENT  PATTERN  EMERGED  AS  TOWNS  GREW  AROUND  MONASTERY  OR  CASTLE  
DURING  THE  MEDIEVAL  TIMES.  
A. CORE  PERIPHERY  
B. RECTILINEAR  
C. NODES  
D. RADIOCENTRIC  
 
110. HE  WROTE  THE  BOOK  IMAGE  OF  THE  CITY.  
A. EBENEEZER  HOWARD  
B. FREIDMAN  AND  DOUGLAS  
C. UNWIN  RAYMUND  
D. KEVIN  LYNCH  
 
111. REFERS  TO  ACTIVITIES  CONCERNED  WITH  THE  MANAGEMENT  AND  DEVELOPMENT  OF  LAND,  AS  WELL  AS  
THE  PRESERVATION,  CONSERVATION,  AND  REHABILITATION  OF  THE  HUMAN  ENVIRONMENT.  
A. HUMAN  SETTLEMENTS  
B. ENVIRONMENTAL  PLANNING  
C. PRESERVATION  
D. EKISTICS  
 
112.  _________  ARE  THE  SECTIONS  OF  THE  CITY,  USUALLY  RELATIVELY  SUBSTANTIAL  IN  SIZE,  WHICH  HAVE  
AN  IDENTIFYING  CHARACTER  ABOUT  THEM  SUCH  AS  A  WEALTHY  NEIGHBORHOOD.  
A. EDGES  
B. DISTRICTS  
 C. SEAMS  
D. ZONES  
 
113. THE  RAPID  INCREASE  IN  THE  POPULATION  IN  THE  URBAN  AREAS  WILL  RESULT  TO:  
A. INCREASE  IN  DEATH  RATE  OR  MORTALITY  
B. LOSS  OF  WORK  OPPORTUNITIES  
C. INCREASE  IN  INFORMAL  SETTLERS  
D. ALL  OF  THE  CHOICES  
 
114. ACCORDING  TO  HIM,  THE  CITY  WAS  A  TOTALLY  DESIGNED  SYSTEM  OF  MAIN  CIRCULATION  ARTERIES,  A  
NETWORK  OF  PARKS  AND  CLUSTERS  OR  BUILDING  BLOCKS  OF  CIVIC  CENTERS  INCLUDING  CITY  HALL,  A  
COUNTRY  COURT  HOUSE,  A  LIBRARY,  AN  OPERA  HOUSE,  A  MUSEUM,  AND  A  PLAZA.  
A. DANIEL  BURNHAM  
B. EBENEEZER  HOWARD  
C. LEONARDO  DA  VINCI  
D. ARTURO  SORIA  Y  MATA  
 
115. HIPPODAMUS  PREPARED  THE  PLAN  FOR  THIS  AREA  WHERE  HE  INTRODUCED  THE  GRID  SYSTEM  AND  THE  
AGORA.  
A. THEBES  
B. PARTHENON  
C. SPARTACUS  
D. MILETUS  
 
116. INHERENT  PROBLEMS  IN  THE  SITE  MAY  INCLUDE  THE  FOLLOWING  EXCEPT:  
A. GOOD  DRAINAGE  
B. DIFFICULT  STREET  PATTERN  
C. INEFFICIENT  LAYOUT  
D. ABNORMAL  GRADING  
 
117. THE  MAXIMUM  DISTANCE  A  CONSUMER  IS  WILLING  TO  TRAVEL  TO  AVAIL  OF  A  GOOD  OR  SERVICE  
BEYOND  WHICH  PEOPLE  WILL  LOOK  TO  ANOTHER  CENTER.  
A. MARKET  AREA  ANALYSIS  
B. HIEARCHY  OF  SERVICES  
C. MARKET  RANGE  
D. CORE  PERIPHERY  
 
118. AN  URBAN  ECOLOGY  PROCESS  THAT  OCCURRED  AS  EARLY  AS  THE  LATE  19TH  CENTURY  IN  ENGLAND  AND  
WAS  ATTRIBUTABLE  AMONG  OTHERS  TO  THE  RAILWAY  SYSTEM,  A  MOBILE  MIDDLE  CLASS  AND  THE  
TENDENCY  TO  ESTABLISH  HOUSING  ESTATES/MODEL  DWELLING  WAS:  
A. SUBURBANIZATION  
B. GENTRIFICATION  
C. SPRAWL  
D. URBANIZATION  
 
119. HOT-­‐DRY  (DESERT  LIKE)  REGIONS  ARE  KNOWN  FOR  THE  FOLLOWING  CHARACRTERISTICS:  
A. ALL  OF  THE  CHOICES  
B. WATER  SUPPLY  IS  EXTREMELY  LIMITED  
C. OFTEN  INTENSE  COLD  AT  NIGHT  
D. DRYING  WINDS  ARE  PREVALENT  
 
 120. ONE  OF  THE  EARLY  PIONEERS  OF  THE  CONCEPT  OF  THE  NODAL  REGION.  HE  SUGGESTED  THAT  THE  
SOLUTION  TO  URBAN  AREAS  SUCH  AS  LONDON  LAY  IN  THE  DEVELOPING  A  CLUSTER  OF  NEW  TOWNS  
LINKED  TO  THE  CENTRAL  CITY  IN  A  FUNCTIONAL  RELATIONSHIP.  
A. CLARENCE  STEIN  
B. CLARENCE  PERRY  
C. PATRICK  ABERCROMBIE  
D. EBENEZER  HOWARD  
 
121. TOPOGRAPHY  PERTAINS  TO  THE  FOLLOWING  EXCEPT:  
A. PATTERNS  OF  LANDFORMS  
B. UNIQUE  LAND  FEATURES  
C. CONTOURS  
D. LAND  VALUE  
 
122. PLANNING  THAT  CONSISTS  THE  ENTIRE  COMPONENTS  RELEVANT  TO  THE  REQUIREMENTS  OF    A  
GEOGRAPHIC  AREA,  SAY  SOCIO-­‐ECONOMIC  PLAN,  LAND  USE  PLAN,  IMPLEMENTING  MACHINERY  AND  
SPECIFIC  PROGRAMS  AND  PROJECTS  WITHIN  A  GIVEN  TIME  FRAME.  
A. ZONING  
B. SECTORAL  PLANNING  
C. ACTION-­‐ORIENTED  
D. COMPREHENSIVE  PLANNING  
 
123. THE  SPIRIT  OF  THE  PLACE  IS  REFERRED  TO  AS  ________.  
A. URBAN  LANDSCAPE  
B. GENIUS  LOCI  
C. LANDSCAPE  ELEMENTS  
D. LOCAL  SOUL  
 
124. SECONDARY  ROADS  INCLUDE:  
A. BOULEVARD  
B. MINOR  ROAD  
C. ALL  OF  THE  CHOICES  
D. AVENUE  
 
125. HE  PROPOSED  “LA  VILLE  RADIEUSE  (RADIANT  CITY)”  ANCHORED  ON  OBJECTIVE  TO  DECONGEST  THE  
CENTERS  OF  CITIES  BY  INCREASING  THEIR  DENSITIES  BY  BUILDING  HIGH  ON  SMALL  PART  OF  THE  TOTAL  
GROUND  AREA.  
A. FRANK  LLOYD  WRIGHT  
B. ARTURO  SORIA  Y  MATA  
C. LEONARDO  DA  VINCI  
D. LE  CORBUSIER  
 
126. HIS  WORK  AS  A  BIOLOGIST  AND  STUDY  OF  HUMAN  ECOLOGY  LED  TO  A  SYSTEMATIC  STUDY  OF  FORCES  
THAT  WERE  SHAPING  THE  GROWTH  AND  CHANGE  IN  MODERN  CITIES.  
A. DOXIADIS  
B. PATRICK  GEDDES  
C. LEWIS  MUMFORD  
D. PATRICK  ABERCROMBIE  
 
127. PARKING  LOTS  SHOULD  BE  LOCATED  IN  AN  AREA  WHERE  SLOPE  IS  BELOW  _____  OTHERWISE  GRADING  
IS  TO  BE  DONE.  
 A. 3%  
B. 5%  
C. 10%  
D. 7%  
 
128. A  DOCUMENT  THAT  DESCRIBES  THE  PRESENT  OR  ACTUAL  SITUATION  OF  THE  COMMUNITY  IN  RELATION  
TO  ITS  NATURAL  AND  HUMAN  RESOURCES.  
A. SOCIO-­‐ECONOMIC  AND  PHYSICAL  PROFILE    (SEPP)  
B. COMPREHENSIVE  DEVELOPMENT  PLAN    (CDP)  
C. INVESTMENT  PLAN    (IP)  
D. COMPREHENSIVE  LAND  USE  PLAN    (CLUP)  
 
129. RECTILINEAR  LAND  DIVISION  DURING  ANCIENT  TIMES  IS  A  RESULT  OF  WHAT?  
A. PLOW  FARMING  
B. DEFENSE  
C. POLITICS  
D. SHEEP  HERDING  
 
130. A  TYPE  OF  URBAN  DEVELOPMENT  IN  WHICH  ACTIVITIES  ARE  CONCENTRATED  AT  THE  CORE  AND  
SUPPORTED  BY  RINGS  OF  VARYING  WIDTH  AND  LAND  USE.  
A. STAR-­‐SHAPED  
B. GALAXY  
C. CLUSTER  
D. CONCENTRIC  
 
131. REFERS  TO  THE  RELATIONSHIP  OF  BUILDINGS  AND  URBAN  SPACE  TO  THE  SIZE  OF  A  HUMAN  BEING.  
A. PROPORTION  
B. CONTRAST  
C. SCALE  
D. HARMONY  
 
132. A  TYPE  OF  SUBDIVISION  CONSTRUCTED  AND  FINANCED  BY  THE  PRIVATE  SECTOR  AS  A  BUSINESS  
VENTURE  AND  SOLD  AT  PREVAILING  MARKET  PRICES  AND  INTEREST.  
A. OPEN  MARKET  HOUSING  
B. CONDOMINIUM  PROJECT  
C. ECONOMIC  HOUSING  
D. SOCIALIZED  HOUSING  
 
133. A  STREET  PATTERN  USED  IN  HIGHLY  MOUNTAINOUS  SITES  FOLLOWING  THE  CONTOURS  OF  THE  
TOPOGRAHY.  
A. CUL-­‐DE-­‐SAC  
B. MEANDERING  
C. GEOMETRIC  
D. LOOPS  
 
134. BUILT-­‐UP  AREAS  IN  GENERAL  LAND  USE  MAP  IS  REPRESENTED  BY  THE  COLOR:  
A. YELLOW  
B. RED  
C. BLUE  
D. BROWN  
 
 135. A  DESIRABLE  CHARACTERISTIC  OF  A  PLACE  IS  THE  EASE  WITH  WHICH  ONE  CAN  MOVE  THROUGH  AND  
GET  TO  OTHER  LOCATIONS.  SUCH  PLACES  ARE  THEREFORE  INTEGRATED  PHYSICALLY  OR  CONNECTED  TO  
THEIR  SURROUNDING  AREAS.  
A. PERMEABILITY  
B. PERSONALIZATION  
C. VARIETY  
D. LEGIBILITY  
 
136. WHAT  ARE  THE  REGIONAL  CONSERVATION  STRATEGIES  RECOMMENDED  FOR  “SUN”  MODIFIED  BY  
LANDFORM,  VEGETATION,  AND  STRUCTURES?  
A. AVOID  HEAT-­‐ABSORBING  MATERIALS;  USE  THICK  WALLS  AOR  EARTH  SHELTERS  
B. PLANT  DECIDUOUS  TREES  FOR  AFTERNOON  SHADE  
C. AVOID  NORTHERN  ENTRANCES  TO  BUILDINGS  
D. MAXIMIZE  SHADE  THROUGH  THE  USE  OF  PLANTINGS,  PERGOLAS,  AND/OR  TRELLIS  STURCTURES  
 
137. EARLY  PIONEER  OF  THE  CONCEPT  OF  NODAL  REGION.  PROMOTER  OF  THE  GARDEN  CITY  MOVEMENT.  
A. LEWIS  MUMFORD  
B. EBENEEZER  HOWARD  
C. UNWIN  RAYMUND  
D. BARRY  PARKER  
 
138. THE  PERIOD  IN  HISTORY  WHEREIN  TOWNS  GREW  AROUND  EITHER  A  MONASTERY  OR  CASTLE  ASSUMING  
A  RADIOCENTRIC  PATTERN.  
A. RENAISSANCE  
B. ANCIENT  WORLD  
C. ANCIENT  ROME  
D. MEDIEVAL  TIMES  
 
139. A  MAJOR  CBD  SERVES  A  POPULATION  OF  :  
A. 100,000  -­‐  250,000  
B. 300,000  –  500,000  
C. 250,000  –  300,000  
D. 50,000  –  100,000  
 
140. A  MAP  THAT  SHOWS  THE  SPATIAL  ALLOCATION  OF  BUILT-­‐UP  AREAS  CATEGORIZED  AS  RESIDENTIAL,  
COMMERCIAL,  INSTITUTIONAL,  PARKS  AND  OPEN  SPACES,  INDUSTRIAL  AND  OTHERS.  
A. BASE  MAP  
B. TOPOGRAPHIC  MAP  
C. URBAN  LAND  USE  MAP  
D. GENERAL  LAND  USE  MAP  
 
141. WHICH  OF  THE  FOLLOWING  STATEMENTS  IS  TRUE:  
A. INDICATIVE  PLANNING,  OTHERWISE  CALLED  COMMAND  PLANNING  INVOLVES  SPECIFIC  
DIRECTIVES.  
B. PLANNERS  WHO  TAKE  ON  THE  ROLE  OF  THE  UMPIRE  SAW  THEMSELVES  AS  POWERFUL  
TECHNOCRATS  WHO  COULD  OFFER  SOCIETY  ANSWERS  TO  ALL  ITS  PROBLEMS  ON  THE  BASIS  OF  
WHAT  THEY  SAW  AS  THEIR  ADVANCED  KNOWLEDGE  OF  THE  SCIENCE  OF  TOWN  PLANNING.  
C. BEHAVIORAL  PLANNING  OTHERWISE  CALLED  UTOPIAN  PLANNING.  
D. DEVELOPMENT  PLANS  NOT  ONLY  INCLUDE  POLICIES  FOR  ALL  MAIN  LAND  USES  AND  TYPES  OF  
DEVELOPMENT  BUT  ALSO  TAKE  INTO  ACCOUNT  IN  THE  POLICY  MAKING  PROCES,  BROADER  
SOCIAL,  ECONOMIC  AND  ENVIRONEMNTAL  TRENDS  IN  THE  AREA.  
  
142. THE  CONNECTOR  AND  SEPARATOR  OF  NEIGHBORHOODS  AND  DISTRICTS:  
A. ROADS  
B. BRIDGES  
C. CORRIDOR  
D. STREET  
 
143. WHAT  ARE  THE  REGIONAL  CONSERVATION  STRATEGIES  RECOMMENDED  FOR  “WIND”  MODIFIED  BY  
LANDFORM,  VEGETATION  AND  STRUCTURES?  
A. SITE  STRUCTURE  AT  TOE  OF  SLOPES  FOR  EXPOSURE  TO  COLD  AIR  FLOW  AT  NIGHT.  
B. SITE  STRUCTURE  ON  MIDDLE  TO  UPPER  SLOPE  FOR  ACCESS  TO  LIGHT  WINDS,  BUT  PROTECTION  
FROM  HIGH  WINDS.  
C. SITE  STRUCTURES  ON  MIDDLE  TO  LOWER  SLOPE  FOR  WIND  PROTECTION.  
D. SITE  STRUCTURE  AT  TOP  OF  SLOPE  FOR  EXPOSURE  TO  BREEZES.  
 
144. WHICH  OF  THE  FOLLOWING  STATEMENTS  IS  TRUE:  
A. OPERABLE  WINDOWS  ALLOWS  THE  NATURAL  VENTILATION  TO  REDUCE  THE  OPERATION  PERIOD  
OF  A/C  SYSTEM  DURING  THE  MILD  SEASON.  
B. FUNGI  RARELY  THRIVE  IN  WARM  HUMID  REGIONS.  
C. THE  NEED  AND  BENEFITS  OF  PROTECTING  THE  NATURAL  ENVIRONMENT  CAN  BE  CONSIDERED  
MINOR  CONSIDERATION  IN  SITE  SELECTION  OR  PLANNING.  
D. BASED  ON  A  GIVEN  CLIMATOLOGICAL  CONDITION,  A  LOGICAL  PLANNING-­‐DESIGN  RESPONSE  IS  
UNIMPORTANT.  
 
145. THE  ABILITY  OF  AN  AREAS  RESOURCE  SYSTEMS  TO  SUPPORT  THE  ACTIVITIES  OF  A  GIVEN  POPULATION.  
A. CARRYING  CAPACITY  
B. DEMOGRAPHY  
C. THRESHOLD  POPULATION  
D. RESOURCE  USE  
 
146. A  SPATIAL  DEVELOPMENT  CONCEPT  THAT  SUGGESTS  THAT  BY  INVESTING  HEAVILY  IN  CAPITAL  INTENSIVE  
INDUSTRIES  IN  THE  LARGEST  URBAN  CENTERS,  GOVERNMENT  IN  DEVELOPING  COUNTRIES  CAN  
STIMULATE  ECONOMIC  GROWTH  THAT  WILL  SPREAD  OUTWARD  TO  GENERATE  REGIONAL  
DEVELOPMENT  THE  ECONOMIES  OF  SCALE  FOUND  IN  THE  LARGEST  CITIES.  
A. GROWTH  POLE  CONCEPT  
B. INDUSTRIAL  THEORY  
C. LOCATIONAL  THEORY  
D. CENTRAL  PLACE  THEORY  
 
147. A  SURVEY  TECHNIQUE  USED  IN  MODERATE  TO  LARGE  SCALE  PROJECTS  INVOLVING  UNDERSTANDING  
THE  GENIUS  LOCI  AS  A  KEY  TO  CHARTING  THE  DIRECTION  FOR  FUTURE  DEVELOPMENT.  
A. VISUAL  SURVEY  
B. TOWNSCAPE  ANALYSIS  
C. PERMEABILITY  ANALYIS  
D. HISTORICAL  ANALYSIS  
 
148. LAND  AREA  REQUIREMENTS  FOR  A  HOSPITAL  WITH  A  BED  CAPACITY  OF  100  AS  PER  HLURB  PLANNING  
STANDARDS.  
A. 1  HECTARE  
B. 2.5  HECTARES  
C. 2  HECTARES  
 D. 1.5  HECTARES  
 
149. A  VARIABLE  OF  URBAN  DECORATION  WHERE  THE  ENVIRONMENT  IS  TO  HAVE  AN  UNDERSTANDABLE  
SIMPLE  PATTERN  OF  SIGNS  AND  CLUES.  
A. UNITY  
B. HARMONY  
C. RHYTHM  
D. BALANCE  AND  SYMMETRY  
 
150. IDENTIFY  THE  TYPE  OF  STREET  (IMAGE  SHOWS  BOTH  DEAD-­‐ENDS)  
A. Y-­‐JUNCTION  
B. T-­‐JUNCTION  
C. HAMMER  
D. DEAD-­‐END  
 
151. APPROACHES  TOWN  PLANNING  AS  A  SCIENCE  WHICH  INCLUDES  PLANNING  AND  DESIGN  AS  WELL  AS  
CONTIBUTIONS  FROM  THE  SOCIOLOGIST,  GEOGRAPHER,  ECONOMIST,  DEMOGRAPHER,  POLITICIAN,  
SOCIAL  ANTHROPOLOGIST,  ECOLOGIST,  ETC.  ALL  THESE  HE  ASSEMBLES  INTO  A  TOTAL  RATIONAL  AND  
HUMAN  APPROACH  WHICH  HE  CALLS  “EKISTICS”  –  THE  SCIENCE  OF  HUMAN  SETTLEMENTS.  
A. LEWIS  MUMFORD  
B. DANIEL  BURNHAM  
C. CONSTANTINE  DOXIADIS  
D. LEONARDO  DA  VINCI  
 
152. EXAMPLES  OF  PHYSICAL  FACTORS  THAT  APPEAR  MOST  TO  INFLUENCE  STREET  USE:  
1. USER  DENSITY  
2. LAND-­‐USE  MIX  
3. CONFIGURATION  
4. BUILDINGS  
A. 2,  3,  4  
B. 1,  2,  3  
C. 1,  2,  4  
D. 1,  3,  4  
 
153. WHICH  OF  THE  FOLLOWING  STATEMENTS  IS  TRUE:  
A. LE  CORBUSIER  DESIGNED  THE  CIUDAD  LINEAL  IN  1882,  A  LINEAR  TOWN  MARKED  BY  LONG  
PRINCIPAL  TRANSPORT  ROUTE  500  MTS  WIDE  WITH  FACILITIES  NAD  HOUSES  ALONGSIDE.  
B. CLARENCE  PERRY  WROTE  THE  GARDEN  CITIES  OF  TOMORROW  IN  1898  WHERE  HE  PROPOSED  A  
SATELLITE  TOWN  CALLED  GARDEN  CITY  ON  A  GRAND  SCALE.  
C. CLARENCE  STEIN  AND  HENRY  WRIGHT  PREPARED  PLANS  THAT  ADAPTED  THE  GARDEN  CITY  
CONCEPT  TO  THE  NEEDS  OF  THE  MOTOR  AGE,  SEGREGATING  THE  PEDESTRIAN  FROM  THE  
VEHICLES,  AND  GROUPING  RESIDENTIAL  SUPERBLOCKS  AROUND  A  PARKLAND.  
D. PATRICK  GEDDES  DESIGNED  THE  COUNTRY  OF  LONDON  PLAN  OF  1944  WHERE  1.25  MILLION  
WERE  TO  BE  DISPERSED  IN  RURAL  AREAS  AND  IN  THE  NEW  TOWNS.  
 
154. HE  DEVELOPED  THE  NEIGHBORHOOD  PRINCIPLE  BASED  ON  TH  ENATURAL  CATCHMENT  AREA  OF  
COMMUNITY  FACILITIES  SUCH  AS  PRIMARY  SCHOOLS  AND  SHOPS.  
A. FREDERICK  OLMSTEAD  
B. CLARENCE  STEIN  
C. CLARENCE  PERRY  
D. ARTURIO  SORIA  Y  MATA  
  
155. ACCORDING  TO  THE  MULTIPLE  NUCLEI  MODEL  OF  HARRIS  AND  ULLMAN,  THIS  ACTIVITY  WILL  BE  
LOCATED  ON  THE  OUTSKIRTS  OF  TOWNS  OR  WHERE  THE  OUTSKIRTS  WERE  WHEN  THE  DEVELOPMENT  
TOOK  PLACE.  
A. CBD  
B. LOWER  QUALITY  HOUSING  
C. HEAVY  INDUSTRY  
D. HIGH  CLASS  HOUSING  
 
156. PREPARATION  OF  THIS  IS  REQUIRED  FOR  THE  DEVELOPMENTS  IN  AREAS  OR  PROJECTS  WHICH  ARE  
CONSIDERED  ENVIRONMENTALLY  CRITICAL.  
A. LGC  
B. NBC  
C. EIS  
D. NIPAS  
 
157. THE  PRACTICE  OF  FORMING  BEDS  OF  LOW-­‐GROWING  FOLIAGE  PLANTS,  ALL  OF  AN  EVEN  HEIGHT,  IN  
PATTERNS  THAT  RESEMBLE  A  CARPET  BOTH  IN  INTRICACY  OF  DESIGN  AND  IN  UNIFORMITY  OF  SURFACE.  
DESIGNS  CAN  VARY  FROM  GEOMETRICAL  SHAPES  TO  IMAGES  AND  LETTERED  INSCRIPTIONS.  
A. LAWN  
B. MEADOW  
C. CARPET  BEDDING  
D. PARTERRE  
 
158. WHICH  OF  THE  FOLLOWING  STATEMENT  IS  NOT  TRUE:  
A. DANIEL  BURNHAM  WAS  A  LEADING  PRACTITIONER  OF  THE  CITY  BEAUTIFUL  MOVEMENT  WHERE  
HE  PLANNED  THE  CITIES  OF  SAN  FRANCISCO,  CHICAGO,  AND  WASHINGTON,  D.C.  
B. ENVIRONMENTAL  DETERMINISM  SEEKS  TO  INFLUENCE  AND  DETERMINE  THE  PEOPLE’S  
BEHAVIOR  THROUGH  THE  DESIGN  AND  PLANNING  OF  ENVIRONMENT.  
C. PATRICK  GEDDES  DESIGNED  THE  COUNTRY  OF  LONDON  PLAN  IN  1944  WHERE  1.25  MILLION  
WERE  TO  BE  DISPERSED  IN  RURAL  AREAS  AND  IN  THE  NEW  TOWNS.  
D. IN  EASTERN  EUROPE,  THE  PLANNER  HAS  HAD  A  TRADITIONAL  SOCIALIST  ROLE  AS  A  DECISION  
MAKER  AND  CITY  MANAGER  PARTICULARLY  IN  COUNTRIES  WHERE  THERE  IS  NO  PRIVATE  
PROPERTY  MARKET  TO  SPEAK  OF.  
 
159. DEMOGRAPHY  DENOTES  THE  STUDY  OF  HUMAN  POPULATION  THROUGH  STATISTICAL  METHODS.  THIS  
INVLOVES  PRIMARILY  THE  MEASUREMENT  OF  THE  SIZE  AND  INCREASE  OR  DECREASE  OF  THE  NUMBERS  
OF  PEOPLE.  THE  CONSTITUENTS  OF  THESE  NUMBERS  ARE:  
1. BIRTHS  
2. DEATHS  
3. MIGRATION  
4. MARRIAGE  
A. 2  –  ONLY  
B. 4  –  ONLY  
C. 1,  2,  3  
D. 1,  2,  3,  4  
 
160. IF  A  STREET  OR  SECTION  OF  A  STREET  IS  TO  POSSES  THE  QUALITY  OF  ENCLOSURE,  THEN  IT  MUST  BE  
CONSIDERED  TO  HAVE  THREE  MAIN  ELEMENTS:  
1. AN  ENTRANCE  
2. LENGTH  
 3. THE  PLACE  ITSELF  
4. A  TERMINATION  OR  EXIT  
A. 1,  2,  3  
B. 1,  2,  4  
C. 1,  3,  4  
D. 2,  3,  4    
 
161. IDENTIFY  THE  TYPE  OF  STREET  PATTERN  (IMAGE  OF  STREET  WITH  AN  ISLAND  AS  A  ROUND-­‐ABOUT)  
A. COURT  
B. GRIDIRON  
C. OFFSET  
D. CURVILINEAR  
 
162. AN  APPROACH  BASED  ON  THE  ARGUMENT  THAT  URBAN  GROWTH  CENTERS,  EVEN  MARKET  TOWNS  AND  
INTERMEDIATE  SIZED  CITIES  ARE  PARASITIC,  THAT  THEY  ALLOW  TOWN  BASE  ELITES,  LARGE  
CORPORATIONS  AND  CENTRAL  GOVERNMENT  AGENCIES  TO  EXPLOIT  TH  ERURAL  POPULATION  AND  TO  
DRAIN  RURAL  AREAS  OF  THEIR  RESOURCES.  
A. MARKET  RANGE  APPROACH  
B. AGROPOLITAN  APPROACH  
C. CENTRAL  PLACE  APPROACH  
D. DECENTRALIZED  TERRITORIAL  APPROACH  
 
163. IT  IS  CREATED  BY  THE  ERECTION  OF  TWO  WALLS,  CREATING  A  SPACE  IN  BETWEEN  THEM,  WHICH  IS  
SEPARATED  FROM  THE  NATURAL  SPACE  AROUND  THEM.  
A. URBAN  SPACE  
B. OPEN  SPACE  
C. ARCHITECTURAL  SPACE  
D. INTERNAL  SPACE  
 
164. THE  TYPE  OF  STREET  PATTERN  WHEREIN  THE  SITE  IS  DIVIDED  INTO  SQUARE  OR  RECTANGULAR  BLOCKS.  
A. GRIDIRON  
B. COMBINATION  
C. GEOMETRIC  
D. LINEAR  OR  RIBBON  
 
165. IT  MEANS  THE  COMBINATION  OF  COMMERCIAL  AND  RESIDENTIAL  USES  ON  A  SINGLE  LOT  OR  WITHIN  A  
SINGLE  INTEGRATED  DEVELOPMENT  ON  MULTIPLE  LOTS.  
A. PUD  
B. CLUSTER  DEVELOPMENT  
C. MIXED-­‐USE  DEVELOPMENT  
D. NEW  URBANISM  
 
166. WHAT  SITE  PLANNING  STRATEGIES  ARE  CONDUCIVE  TO  MINIMIZING  ENERGY  COSTS  AND  ADVERSE  
IMPACTS  OF  DEVELOPMENT?  
A. ALL  OF  THE  CHOICES  
B. MINIMIZE  SITE  DISRUPTION,  PROTECT  NATURAL  DRAINGE  WAYS  AND  OTHER  CRITICAL  NATURAL  
RESOURCES  
C. MINIMIZE  DISRUPTION  OF  NATURAL  AREAS,  EXTENSION  OF  SERVICES,  AND  TRANSPORTATION  
NEEDS  
D. RESPOND  TO  LOCAL  CLIMATIC  CONDITIONS,  AND  MINIMIZE  WATER,  FERTILIZER,  AND  
MAINTENACE  NEEDS,  AS  WELL  AS  ADD  SIGNIFICANT  BIOMASS  TO  THE  LANDSCAPE  
  
167. HE  PSOTULATED  THAT  LAND  USE  DIMINISH  INTENSIVELY  IN  REVERSE  RELATIONSHIP  TO  INCREASED  
DISTANCE.  
A. LOWDON  WINGO  JR.  
B. WILLIAM  ALONSO  
C. ROBERT  MALTHUS  
D. VON  THUNEN  
 
168. MAJOR  EVENT  WHICH  LED  TO  TH  EESTABLISHMENT  OF  PLANNING  AS  A  PROFESSION.  
A. WORLD  WAR-­‐2  
B. INDUSTRIAL  REVOLUTION  
C. POPULATION  GROWTH  
D. COLONIZATION.  
 
169. A  CENTER  OF  ACTIVITY;  DISTINGUISHED  BY  VIRTUE  OF  ITS  ACTIVE  FUNCTION;  IT  IS  A  DISTINCT  HUB  OF  
ACTIVITY.  
A. URBAN  CORE  
B. NODES  
C. TOWN  CENTER  
D. CBD  
 
170. MEETING  THE  MINIMUM  BASIC  NEEDS  OF  THE  POPULATION  SHALL  BE  THE  CONCERN  OF  THIS  SECTOR  
FOR  HUMAN  DEVELOPMENT.  
A. FISCAL  SECTOR  
B. ECONOMIC  SECTOR  
C. LAND  USE  SECTOR  
D. SOCIAL  SECTOR  
 
171. IT  IS  THE  FINAL  GRADE  AFTER  ALL  LANDSCAPE  DEVELOPMENT  HAS  BEEN  COMPLETED.  
A. FINISHED  GRADE  
B. TOPSOIL  
C. SUB-­‐GRADE  
D. FINISHED  FLOOR  ELEVATION  
 
172. RESTORATION  IS  DEFINED  AS:  
A. TO  RECREATE  WHAT  WAS  THERE  IN  THE  PAST  BUT  EXISTS  NO  LONGER.  
B. TO  PUT  IN  WHAT  WOULD  BE  APPROPRIATE  TO  PERIOD  SCALE,  USE  AND  SO  FORTH  
C. TO  PUT  BACK  WHAT  WAS  ONCE  THERE  AS  ACCURATELY  AS  POSSIBLE  
D. TO  MAINTAIN  SITE  ESSENTIALLY  AS  IS  
 
173. IE’s  INTENDED  TO  ACCOMMODATE  INDUSTRIAL  ENTERPRISES,  WHICH,  ON  ACCOUNT  OF  LACK  OF  SPACE  
FOR  EXPANSION  OR  FOR  ENVIRONMENTAL  REASONS,  ARE  REQUIRED  TO  MOVE  OUT  TO  A  DIFFERENT  
LOCATION.  
A. PROMOTIONAL  IE’s  
B. DEVELOPMENTAL  IE’s  
C. RELOCATIONAL  IE’s  
D. PRIVATE  IE’s  
 
174. HE  WROTE  THE  BOOKS  EKISTICS  IN  1968  AND  ECUMENOPOLIS  IN  1975.  
A. FREIDMAN  
B. KEVIN  LYNCH  
 C. PATRICK  GEDDES  
D. DOXIADIS  
 
175. THE  SECOND  ZONE  IN  BURGESS  CONCENTRIC  ZONE  THEORY:  
A. INDEPENDENT  WORKING  MEN’s  HOMES  
B. TRANSITION  ZONE  
C. CBD    
D. AREA  OF  BETTER  RESIDENCES  
 
176. PATRICK  GEDDES    COINED  THIS  TERM  TO  MEAN  THE  CONGLOMERATION  OF  TOWN  AGGREGATES,  
DESCRIBING  THE  WAVES  OF  POPULATION  TO  LARGE  CITIES  FOLLOWED  BY  OVERCROWDING  AND  SLUM  
FORMATION.  
A. BACKFLOW  
B. CONURBATION  
C. AMORPHIC  
D. BROADACRE  
 
177. IDENTIFY  THE  TYPE  OF  STREET  PATTERN  (IMAGE  SHOWS  NON-­‐UNIFORM  CURVING  LAYOUT  STREETS).  
A. CURVILINEAR  
B. COURT  
C. OFFSET  
D. GRIDIRON  
 
178. MECHANISMS  THRU  WHICH  A  PLAN  CAN  BE  IMPLEMENTED.  
1. TAXATION  
2. ZONING  
3. BUILDING  CODE  
4. LAND  USE  PLAN  
A. 1,  2,  3  
B. 1,  3,  4  
C. 1,  2,  4  
D. 2,  3,  4  
 
179. THROUGHOUT  THE  REST  OF  THE  YEAR,  THE  PHILIPPINES  EXPERIENCES  THE  WEST  OR  SOUTH-­‐WEST  
WIND;    SOUTH-­‐WEST  MONSOON  WHICH  IS  CALLED:  
A. CYCLONE  
B. HABAGAT  
C. AMIHAN  
D. TYPHOONS  
 
180. REGULATES  THE  PRACTICE  OF  ENVIRONMENTAL  PLANNING  WHICH  HAS  BEEN  ENACTED  UPON  BY  
CONGRESS  IN  1995  WHICH  REQUIRES  A  PROFESSIONAL  LICENSURE  EXAMINATION  TO  BE  TAKEN  TO  
ENABLE  THE  PRATCICE  OF  PLANNING.  
A. PD  1803  
B. PD  1308  
C. RA  1830  
D. RA  1380  
 
181. ANCIENT  CITIES  IN  INDUS  VALLEY  WELL  KNOWN  FOR  THEIR  IMPRESSIVE,  ORGANIZED  AND  REGULAR  
LAYOUT  AND  HAD  ADVANCED  AND  EXTENSIVE  DRAINAGE  SYSTEMS.  
A. THEBES  AND  MEMPHIS  
 B. ERIDU  AND  JERICHO  
C. MOHEJO-­‐DARO  AND  HARAPPA  
D. DAMASCUS  AND  BABYLON  
 
182. THE  SOLE  REGULATORY  BOARD  FOR  HOUSING  NAD  LAND-­‐USE  DEVELOPMENT.  IT  IS  CHARGED  WITH  
ENCOURAGING  GREATER  PRIVATE  SECTOR  PARTICIPATION  IN  LOW-­‐COST  HOUSING  THROUGH  
LIBERALIZATION  OF  DEVELOPMENT  STANDARDS,  SIMPLIFICATION  OF  REGULATIONS  AND  
DECENTRALIZATION  OF  APPROVALS  FOR  PERMITS  AND  LICENSES.  
A. NHMFC  
B. HLURB  
C. UDHA  
D. HUDCC  
 
183. THE  ABILITY  OF  AN  AREAS  RESOURCE  SYSTEMS  TO  SUPPORT  THE  ACTIVITIES  OF  A  GIVEN  POPULATION.  
A. RESOURCE  USE  
B. THRESHOLD  POPULATION  
C. CARRYING  CAPACITY  
D. DEMOGRAPHY  
 
184. HE  CONCEIVED  THE  CITY  AS  A  SERIES  OF  FIVE  CONCENTRIC  ZONES:  
A. HOYT  
B. MCKENZIE  
C. ULLMAN  
D. BURGESS  
 
185. A  STUDY  OF  THE  PROCESSES  WHICH  MIGHT  HAVE  AFFECTED  THE  SITE,  ITS  FORMATION,  AND  THE  TYPE  
OF  BEDROCK  BELOW  THE  SURFACE  OF  THE  SOIL.  
A. GEOLOGY  
B. GEOMORPHOLOGY  
C. GEOTECTONIC  
D. GEOTECHNICAL  
 
186. IT  IS  A  LAND  DEV  SCHEME  WHERIN  PROJECT  SITE  IS  COMPREHENSIVELY  PLANNED  AS  AN  ENTITY  VIA  
UNITARY  SITE  PLAN  WHICH  PERMITS  FLEXIBILITY  IN  PLANNING/DESIGN,  BUILDING  SITING,  AND  THE  
PRESERVATION  OF  SIGNIFICANT  LAND  FEATURES.  
A. MIXED-­‐USE  DEVELOPMENT  
B. STRIP  DEVELOPMENT  
C. NEW  URBANISM  
D. PUD  
 
187. HE  DEVELOPED  A  LOW  DENSITY  URBAN  SPRAWL  CALLED  “BROADACRE  CITY”.  
A. TONY  GARNIER  
B. CLARENCE  PERRY  
C. FRANK  LLOYD  WRIGHT  
D. DANIEL  BURNHAM  
 
188. KNOWN  FOR  HIS  “UNITE  DE  HABITATION”  AND  “RADIANT  CITY”.  
A. DANIEL  BURNHAM  
B. LE  CORBUSIER  
C. CLARENCE  PERRY  
D. TONY  GARNIER  
  
189. THE  ELEMENTS  OF  HUMAN  SETTLEMENTS:  
A. NATURE,  MAN,  COMMUNITY,  SHELLS,  NETWORKS  
B. NATURE,  MAN,  SOCIETY,  SHELLS,  NETWORKS  
C. NATURE.  MAN,  COMMUNITY,  HAMLET,  NETWORKS  
D. NATURE,  MAN,  SOCIETY,  NETWORKS,  HAMLET  
 
190. WHICH  IS  NOT  INCLUDED  IN  TH  ELEMENTS  OF  HUMAN  SETTLEMENTS?  
A. NETWORK  
B. COMMUNITY  
C. NATURE  
D. MAN  
 
191. A  DOCUMENT  THAT  DESCRIBES  THE  PRESENT  OR  ACTUAL  SITUATION  OF  THE  COMMUNITY  IN  RELATION  
TO  ITS  NATURAL  AND  HUMAN  RESOURCES.  
A. COMPREHENSIVE  LAND  USE  PLAN    (CLUP)  
B. COMPREHENSIVE  DEVELOPMENT  PLAN    (CDP)  
C. SOCIO-­‐ECONOMIC  AND  PHYSICAL  PROFILE    (SEPP)  
D. INVESTMENT  PLAN    (IP)  
 
192. THE  FIRSST  NOTED  URBAN  PLANNER  WHO  INTRODUCED  THE  GRID  SYSTEM  AND  THE  AGORA.  
A. MILETUS  
B. HIPPODAMUS  
C. SPARTACUS  
D. ARTHEMUS  
 
193. IE’s  WHICH  ARE  SPECIALIZED  IN  CERTAIN  TYPES  OF  INDUSTRIAL  ACTIVITY,  SUCH  AS  ELECTRONICS,  
WOOD-­‐BASED  FURNITURE  MANUFACTURING,  OR  OTHE  TYPES  SUCH  AS  TECHNOLOGY  PARKS,  SCIENCE  
PARKS,  RESEARCH  PARKS,  BUSINESS  PARKS  AND  OTHERS.  
A. ANCILLARY  IE’s  
B. COMPOSITE  IE’s  
C. SPECIALIZED  IE’s  
D. FUNCTIONAL  IE’s  
 
194. PROPOSED  THE  “NEIGHBORHOOD  UNIT”  AS  A  SCHEME  FOR  ARRANGING  THE  FAMILY  LIFE  OF  
COMMUNITY,  WHERE  RESIDENTS  WERE  WITHIN  ACCESS  TO  SCHOOLS,  PLAYGROUND  AND  SHOPS.  
A. CLARENCE  PERRY  
B. TONY  GARNIER  
C. LEWIS  MUMFORD  
D. CLARENCE  STEIN  
 
195. THE  PLANNING  BODY  OF  THE  LOCAL  GOVERNMENT  UNIT  WHICH  ASSISTS  THE  SANGGUNIAN  IN  SETTING  
THE  DIRECTION  FOR  ECONOMIC  AND  SOCIAL  DEVELOPMENT  AND  COORDINATIING  DEVELOPMENT  
EFFORTS  WITHIN  ITS  TERRITORIAL  JURISDICTION.  
A. LDC  
B. CLUP  
C. SEPP  
D. MAYOR  
 
196. SUGGESTED  BED  REQUIREMENT  FOR  A  MEDICAL  CENTER  ACCORDING  TO  DOH.  
A. 200  –  299  BEDS  
 B. 100  –  199  BEDS  
C. 50  –  100  BEDS  
D. 300  BEDS  AND  OVER  
 
197. BASED  ON  THE  NATURAL  CATCHMENT  AREA  OF  COMMUNITY  FACILITIES  SUCH  AS  PRIMARY  SCHOOLS  
AND  LOCAL  SHOPS,  EXTENDING  ABOUT  HALF  OR  THREE  QUARTERS  OF  A  MILE  IN  ANY  DIRECTION.  
A. NEIGHBOORHOOD  UNIT  
B. URBAN  AREA  
C. DISTRICT  
D. GREENBELT  
 
198. THE  REHABILITAION  OF  DETERIORATED  INNER-­‐CITY  HOUSING  WITH  FAVORABLE  LOCATIONS  RELATIVE  
TO  THE  CBD.  
A. URBAN  RENEWAL  
B. URBAN  SEAM  
C. YUPPIFICATION  
D. GENTRIFICATION  
 
199. REFERS  TO  ALL  CITIES  REGARDLESS  OF  THEIR  POPULATION  DENSITY  AND  TO  MUNICIPALITIES  WITH  A  
POPULATION  DENSITY  OF  AT  LEAST  FIVE  HUNDRED  PERSONS  PER  HECTARE.  
A. HIGHLY  URBANIZED  CITY  
B. INDEPENDENT  CITY  
C. URBAN  AREA  
D. COMPONENT  CITY  
 
200. HE  IS  TH  EPROPONENT  OF  THE  MULTIPLE  NUCLEI  THEORY.  
A. ERNEST  BURGESS  
B. EDWARD  ULLMAN  
C. EBENEEZER  HOWARD  
D. LE  CORBUSIER