TCFP Plans Examiner Practice Test

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Which of the following is not one of the basic areas for large construction projects?

Structural
Sectional
Architectural
Mechanical

The correct answer is: Sectional

In the context of large construction projects, the basic areas typically include structural, architectural, and mechanical components. Structural refers to the framework of the building, including the elements that support the overall load and ensure stability. Architectural encompasses the design, layout, and aesthetics of the building, focusing on functionality and the visual impact of the structure. Mechanical relates to the systems that provide essential services, such as heating, ventilation, air conditioning (HVAC), plumbing, and fire protection. "Sectional" is not recognized as a standard area in large construction projects. While sectional drawings may be used to depict specific parts of a structure, it does not represent an independent field or discipline like the others do. Thus, it is the choice that stands out as not belonging to the core areas of focus in large construction projects.