CIDQ Interior Design Professional - IDPX Free Exam Questions

A. Review the project schedule to determine what should be completed by the date of the payment application

B. Participate in periodic site visits to compare progress onsite to progress claimed in the payment application

C. Request a breakdown of the pricing in the payment application to be reviewed by the consultants

D. Call the subcontractors individually to verify that the work noted on the payment application is indeed complete

A. Open office workstations

B. Break room barstools

C. Reception sofa

A. the contractor and the suppliers

B. the designer and the contractor

C. the client and the designer

D. the client and the contractor

A. local jurisdiction of the project

B. International Code Council (ICC)

C. National Fire Protection Association (NFPA)

D. general contractor for the project

A. The height of the panels is too low to reduce sound from traveling between workstations

B. The electrical outlets are not maintained at the correct height to accommodate equipment

C. The workstation cost is too expensive for the client's budget

D. The thickness of the panels was not considered when maintaining clearances

A. increase humidity levels

B. decrease building temperature

C. use materials with high VOCs

D. install operable windows

A. 1 5/8" [41 mm] metal studs, 1/2" [13 mm] regular gypsum board applied to each side, 3/8" [9 mm] regular gypsum board applied to each side

B. Two layers 1/2" [13 mm] metal studs, regular gypsum board applied to each side

C. 1 5/8" [41 mm] metal studs, two layers 1/2" [13 mm] type X gypsum board applied to each side, glass fiber insulation

D. 1 5/8" [41 mm] metal studs, 1/2" [13 mm] type X gypsum board applied to each side, 1/4" [6 mm] regular gypsum board applied to each side, 2" [50 mm] glass fiber insulation

A. inside surface of shared partitions to the inside of tenant walls

B. centerlines of shared partitions to the outside of tenant walls

C. inside surface of shared partitions to the outside of tenant walls

D. centerlines of shared partitions to the inside of tenant walls

A. janitors closets, electrical closets, data rooms, HVAC

B. stairs, elevator, toilet rooms, supply closet

C. lobby, elevator, corridors, stairs

D. kitchen, toilet rooms, loading docks, laundry