Si!BIM - Quiz

1. What does AIM stands for?

2. What is a BIM object? (select 2 answers)

3. What are layered objects?

Building products that are positioned horizontally in the model
Building products that do not have fixed shapes such as carpets, roofing, ceiling etc.
Building products that consist of several layers
Building products such as windows , doors and sanitary fittings

4. Which of these describes LoD 400?

The elements contain sufficient graphical and non-graphical information to be able to be put on site, manufactured and/or installed
A generic graphical and non-graphical representation of elements: approximate dimensions, shape, location and orientation
Specifically depicted elements, with actual dimensions, shapes, location and orientations. May contain specific non-graphical information associated with the element
The elements are represented as a symbol, without specific geometric representation. Their size, or specific location is not known

5. What is a federated model?

It is a model created in one software application used by all participants
It Is a model used during design
It is a model of the building that combinines several different models into one, during design, construction and use
It is a model created once the asset has been constructed

6. Which of the following is used as a referencing model for all other models?

7. Which of the software listed below is used for bridge structural analysis and design?

8. What is one of the key benefits of MEP modelling tools?

9. What is the purpose of IFC?

To enable a selected view of the information to be sent
To enable data to be edited
To enable all project partners to read the data and exchange it safely regardless of the file format they use
To enable the information manager to have full control over information exchange

10. Open BIM... (select 2 answers)

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