1.

The urban model of growth and development that presents the emergence of
self-sufficient sectors:
a. concentric zone model
b. sector model
c. multiple nuclei model
d. urban realms mode
2. Describes housing shortage or backlog:
a. Difference between no. of acceptable housing & number of
families
b. All listed items
c. Housing for new family formation
d. Housing produced minus existing housing
3. Acknowledged as the icon of middle class suburbanization during the 1950s:
a. projects 1 to 8
b. Philam-life Homes
c. Forbes Park
d. Quezon City
4. What needs to be known in site planning for the purpose to be properly
stated?
a. Site limitations and restrictions
b. All of the choices
c. Physical character
d. Process and economy
5. One of the early pioneers of the concept of the nodal region. He suggested
that the solution to large the urban areas such as London lay in developing a
cluster of new towns linked to the central city in a functional relationship.
a. Patrick Abercrombie
b. Clarence Perry
c. Ebenezer Howard
d. Clarence stein
6. According to the Multiple Nuclei Model of Harris and Ullman, this activity will
be located on the outskirts of town or where the outskirts were when the
development took place.
a. High class housing
b. Lower quality housing
c. Heavy industry
d. CBD
7. 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
8. A street pattern that provides ease of orientation adopted to right angle
a. Linear
b. Grid
c. Concentric
d. Star-shaped

9. 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. Hipodamus
c. Nicoletus
d. Vitruvius
10.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. Floating City
11.An urban planning approach that puts priority on people and environment
wherein the model is the traditional city neighborhood that existed before
where workplaces, shops and houses where within walking distance of each
other
a. Garden City
b. New Urbanism
c. Letchworth
d. Welwyn
12.He believed in the use of open space as element of urban system.
a. Pierre Charles LEnfant
b. Daniel Burnham
c. Frederick Law Olmstead
d. Clarence Stein
13.He wrote the Chicago Plan which was heavily criticized and referred to as centrocentrist
a. Pierre Charles LEnfant
b. Daniel Burnham
c. Frederick Law Olmstead
d. Clarence Stein
14.The military towns of Spanish settlements :
a. laws of the Indies
b. pueblo civic towns
c. presidio
d. missions
15.The best representation of the speculators town of the settlements in early
America:
a. Charleston
b. Williamsburg
c. Philadelphia
d. New York City
16.Frank Lloyd Wrights project proposal that would allot one acre of land to each
American family:
a. Le Contemporaine
b. Unite D Habitation
c. Broadacres
d. Acreville

17.Believed that planning should first start at the micro level and thus designed the
neighborhood unit:
a. Clarence Perry and Clarence Stein
b. Ebenezer Howard
c. Frank Lloyd Wright & Louis Sulliven
d. Louis Kahn
18.Among Lynchs elements of the city, these are defined as lateral references that
are not coordinate axes:
a. paths
b. edges
c. nodes
d. districts
19.The third level of Ian Bentleys responsive environments; important in terms of
physical form and activity patterns:
a. permeability
b. legibility
c. robustness
d. richness
20.Type of urban ecological process in land use planning patterning in cities or
communities defined as the entrance of a new population and / or facilities
into an occupied area
a. Succession
b. Concentration
c. Invasion
d. Decentralization
21.A concept introduced in Radburm wherein blocks are lengthened, and cross
streets reduced in number or eliminated.
a. Grade separation
b. Superblock
c. Vehicular separation
d. T-intersection
22.Lines of a concentrated activity where ways and places are combined and where
life and movement are intensified
a. Streets
b. Nodes
c. Landmarks
d. Junctions
23.The Hypothesis is built around the observation that frequently there are a series
of nuclei in the patterning of the urban land uses rather than the single central
core used in the other theories.
a. Sector nuclei concept
b. Concentric nuclei concept
c. Transition
d. Multiple nuclei concept
24.According to Ian Bentley, this is an urban quality where the environments can be
used for many different purposes supported by factors such as building depth,
access, and building height.
a. Vitality
b. Legibility

c. Variety
d. robustness
25.Known for his Unite de habitation and Radiant city.
a. Le Corbusier
b. Tony garnier
c. Clarence Perry
d. Daniel Burnham
26.Refers to the rational and judicious approach of allocating land resources to
different land use activities, (e.g. agricultural, residential, industrial) and for
different functions consistent with the overall development vision/goal of a
particular locality.
a. Zoning map
b. Infrastructure planning
c. Land use planning
d. Development planning
27.The rehabilitation of deteriorated inner-city housing with favorable location
relative to the CBD
a. Yuppification
b. Urban seam
c. Gentrification
d. Urban Renewal
28.Branch of geology dealing with the origin and nature of landforms with emphasis
on erosional processes is referred to as___
a. Geomorphology
b. Physiography
c. Surficial geology
d. geotectonic
29.Imaginary lines that join points of equal elevation on the surface of the land
above or below a reference surface such as the mean sea level.
a. topography
b. contours
c. elevation
d. slope
30.Which of the following indicates good site planning?
a. best orientation
b. all items listed
c. efficient maintenance
d. maximized land use / space