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PLANNING - 1
FINALS QUIZ 1
1. SITE PLANNING .the art of arranging structures on the land and shaping the spaces between.
2. SITE SELECTION PROCESS This process selects from a list of potential sites one that suits best the
given use and requirements of the project.
3.DEVELOPMENT SUITABILITY PROCESS This process selects the best possible use and
development suited for a given site .
4.DENSITY AND ZONING lt is the legal and regulatory controls in analysing site.
5. HISTORIC FACTORS_the cultural factors where historic buildings, landmarks, and archeology is part of
consideration in site analysis.
6. SEDIMENTARY ROCKS_is when igneous rocks are exposed to surface and weathering reduces them
to particles, these particles are moved by erosional process and deposited in layers into rivers and oceans .
7. GEOMORPHOLOGY is that branch of Geology that deals with the origin, nature and distribution of
landforms.
8. LANDFORMS are irregularities on the earths surface. They are derived from volcanic, glacial, or
erosional processes.
9. COMPOSITION It refers to the material that makes up soil.
10. ORGANIC MATTER it varies radically in soils and usually imposes a limitation to any building
structure.It is important only for soil fertility, moisture absorption and retention and for landscaping.
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FINALS QUIZ 2

TEST II MATCHING TYPE: Wite the letter only

11. is the term used to describe the composite sizes of particles in a soil sample.A
12. the rate at which water in a soil pit or pipe within the soil is taken up by the soil (used mainly in
wastewater absorption tests and measured in inches per hour). B
13. the rate at which water penetrates the soil surface (usually measured in cm or inches per hour). C
14. Understanding slope forms for site design requires understanding of local geologic, soil, hydrologic, and
vegetative conditions. D
15. a map of a portion of the earth that describes the shape of the earths surface by contour lines.E
16. when rocks are broken down (weathered) into small fragments, and carried by wind, water, ice and
gravity. Energy for this process is solar and gravitational.F
17. is the upper boundary of the zone of groundwater; the top of unconfined aquifer .G
18. a geographic area of land bounded by topographic features and height of land that captures
precipitation, filters and stores water and drainswaters to a shared destination. H.
19. the technology of cooling spaces through proper siting of structure and use of energy-efficient
materials, with the overall objective of energy conservation. I
20. is a scene observed from a vantage point.J

Choices

A. Texture
B. Percoalition
C. Infiltration
D. Slope Analysis
E. Topo Map
F. Soil Erosion
G. Water Table
H. Water Shed
I. Passive Cooling
J. View
K. Composition