CHAPTER 10 : SPECIAL TYPES OF HOUSING

1. It is adaptable dwelling units should be equipped with connections and wirings necessary for the installation of
an emergency alarm system.
a. ACCESSIBLE HOUSING b. CIRCULATION c. ELECTRICAL CONTROL d. NOTA

2. Alternate turning method of wheelchairs.

a. PIVOT POINT AT CENTER b. WHEELCHAIRS c. CURB RAMPS d. PIVOT POINT AT ONE WHEEL
3. It is temporary residences of desperation for homeless people which seek to protect vulnerable populations
from the often devastating effects of homelessness while simultaneously reducing the environmental impact on
the community.
a. STUDENT HOUSING b. HOMELESS SHELTERS c. MIGRANT FARM HOUSING d. NOTA
4. How wide a parking space for people who use wheelchair and walking aids should be?
a. 13ft
b. 10ft
c. 12ft
d. NOTA

5. It means any residential dwelling in which the living areas are not separated from the sleeping area.
a. ZERO-BEDROOM LIVING UNIT b. STUDENT HOUSING c. HOMELESS SHELTERS d. NOTA

6. Design features that allow a dwelling unit to be modified to meet the needs of residents with a wide range of
disabilities.
a. ACCESSIBLE DWELLING UNITS b. ADAPTABILITY c. ADAPTED HOUSING d. NOTA

7. A type of accessible housing that is intended to be occupied by disabled people from the initiation of the
building.
a. ADAPTED HOUSING b. ACCESSIBLE DWELLING c. ADAPTABILITY

d. NOTA

8. A college or university building containing living quarters for students dorm, dormitory ,university dormitory
a. STUDENT HOUSING b. HOMELESS SHELTERS c. MIGRANT FARM HOUSING d. NOTA
9. It is the simplest type of migrant housing provides for sleeping suited for group of one sex.
a. ACCESSIBLE DWELLING UNITS b. ADAPTABILITY c. ADAPTED HOUSING d. NOTA

10. Accessible place where physically disabled people may live in.
a.

ACCESSIBLE HOUSING b. CIRCULATION

c. ELECTRICAL CONTROL d. NOTA

11. Moving one wheel forward and the other backward to pivot about the center.
a. PIVOT POINT AT CENTER b. WHEELCHAIRS c. CURB RAMPS d. PIVOT POINT AT ONE WHEEL

12. A space consuming apparatus for arm development, weight bearing or other related activities may need a room
at least 10 ft by 10 ft will serve the purpose.
a. EXERCISE AREA

b. CIRCULATION

c. ELECTRICAL CONTROL d. NOTA

13. A type of accessible housing that is used when it is not known who will live in a building before it is designed.
a. ADAPTED HOUSING b. ACCESSIBLE DWELLING c. ADAPTABILITY

d. NOTA

14. To be accessible to disabled people, it should be kept to a max running slope of 5% (1:20) and a cross slope of
2% (1:50) or less.
a. EXERCISE AREA

b. CIRCULATION

c. ELECTRICAL CONTROL d. NOTA

15. These units are reserved for disabled and held off the market until qualified tenants appear.
a. ADAPTED HOUSING b. ACCESSIBLE DWELLING c. ADAPTABILITY

d. NOTA

16. Part of the parking area; Used when accessible parking spaces are not allowed on the same grade level as
walkways leading into dwelling units.
a. ACCESSIBLE DWELLING UNITS b. CURB RAMPS c. ADAPTED HOUSING d. NOTA

17. This includes swimming pools, playgrounds, picnic areas or other recreation and service facilities.
a. ACCESSIBLE HOUSING b. CIRCULATION

c. SITE AMENITIES d. NOTA

18. For safety and comfort, ramp slope should not exceed?
a. 1:3

b. 1:10

c. 1:12

d. NOTA

19. Migrant Farm Housing example

a. ACCESSIBLE DWELLING UNITS b. BARRACKS c. ADAPTED HOUSING d. NOTA

20. Preferable floor covering.

a. Carpet
b. Wood tile

c. Marble

d. NOTA