Everyone, let’s work on question 32-2015 from the First-Class Constructor Examination’s \"Engineering Economics\" section: multiple-choice questions 37-38. There will be a reward for those who answer correctly
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The last edit to this post was made by Desert Fish on 2015-10-29 at 08:56. I’ve gathered some questions from this year’s First-Class Constructor exam, along with their answers. I’m sharing them here to encourage more people to participate. Instead of posting all the questions at once, I’ll present a few multiple-choice questions or one case study at a time, with the answers hidden. The answer will be visible after responding. Everyone is welcome to participate; the moderator will give rewards to those who give correct answers. ****************************************** 37. Which statement regarding the estimation of transportation and handling costs for domestic equipment is correct? A. The transportation and handling costs for domestically produced equipment include the freight charges incurred in transporting the equipment from the manufacturer’s delivery location to the site warehouse. B. The loading and unloading costs that occur after the equipment arrives at the site should not be included in the transportation and handling costs. C. When calculating these costs, no distinction is made between coastal and inland areas; they are all estimated based on the distance of transportation. D. The costs associated with equipment procurement by the project contracting company should not be included in the transportation and handling costs. 【Answer】A 【Expert Explanation】Page 160 of this reference textbook ； Using the direct selection method, it’s undeniable that A is correct. 38. The costs associated with safety warning signs and site fencing installed at the construction site shall be included in the expenses. A. Sub-projects and itemized works B. Regulatory fee items C. Measure items D. Other items 【Reference answer】C 【Expert explanation】The fencing and safety signs at this site are necessary for safe construction; therefore, they fall under the category of costs related to safe construction, that is, measure item costs.
37. Regarding the estimation of transportation and handling costs for domestically produced equipment, the correct statement is. A. The transportation and handling costs for domestically produced equipment include the freight charges incurred in transporting the equipment from the manufacturer’s delivery location to the construction site warehouse
38. The costs associated with safety warning signs and site fencing installed at the construction site shall be included in the expenses. C. Measure items
37. Regarding the estimation of transportation and handling costs for domestically produced equipment, the correct statement is A. The transportation and handling costs for domestically produced equipment include the freight charges incurred in transporting the equipment from the manufacturer’s delivery location to the construction site warehouse. 38. The costs associated with setting up safety warning signs and barriers at the construction site should be included in the total expenses. B. Regulatory fee items
37. A. The transportation and handling costs for domestically produced equipment include the freight charges incurred in transporting the equipment from the manufacturer’s delivery location to the construction site warehouse. 38. C. Measures-related items
Thank you for sharing; it’s a pity that the company doesn’t allow me to take the exam
I can rely on myself; the company doesn’t need to pay for it
Question 37 choice: D. I’m not from this field, but I do come into contact with technical-economic analysis in my work.
37. Regarding the estimation of transportation and handling costs for domestically produced equipment, the correct statement is (A). A. The transportation and handling costs for domestically produced equipment include the freight charges incurred in transporting the equipment from the manufacturer’s delivery location to the construction site warehouse. B. The loading and unloading costs that occur after the equipment arrives at the construction site should not be included in the transportation and handling costs. C. When calculating these costs, no distinction is made between coastal and inland areas; they are all estimated based on the distance of transportation. D. The costs associated with equipment procurement by the project contracting company should not be included in the transportation and handling costs. 38. The costs required for setting up safety warning signs and site barriers at the construction site should be included in (C) costs. A. Sub-projects and itemized works B. Regulatory fee items C. Measure items D. Other items
37, A 38, C. . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . .