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Question:
How must a client submit a claim for service or repair of a defect on fit and finish items after a
remodel?

Answer:
By certified mail By overnight mail By personal delivery



Question:
A contractor meets Mr. Jones at his home to discuss remodeling. The contractor and Mr. Jones sign
a contract that includes a three-day cancellation form. After the contractor leaves, Mr. Jones decides
not to have the work done. Instead of using the cancellation form, Mr. Jones sends the contractor a
letter by first-class mail stating that he is canceling the contract. Is Mr. Jones' cancellation effective?

Answer:
Yes. Mr. Jones' letter does cancel the contract because it indicates his intention not to be bound by
the contract.



Question:
If a contractor forgets to renew his or her license on time, the expired license may be renewed any
time within _____ after its expiration without reapplying for a license and fulfilling the exam or
waiver requirements again.

Answer:
Five years



Question:
You are the qualifier for an active contractor's license. How do you inactivate the license?

,Answer:
Write to the CSLB, requesting that the license be made inactive.



Question:
When a subcontractor does work on a public works contract, the public agency considers the
subcontractor to be:

Answer:
a subcontractor of the prime contractor



Question:
A contractor hires a subcontractor to demolish a concrete wall. Who is responsible for supplying
safety goggles?

Answer:
subcontractor



Question:
Sometimes contracts prove to be too vague to interpret without disagreement between owner and
contractor. Which of the following steps would best prevent such problems?

Answer:
Review the plans and specifications with the owner.



Question:
A contractor is looking for an insurance policy to cover a high degree of exposure to risk. Of the
following, which policy would be best for this purpose?

Answer:
umbrella



Question:

,To whom do you report and pay sales tax?

Answer:
Board of Equalization



Question:
The federal Employer Identification Number (EIN) is issued by the:

Answer:
Internal Revenue Service



Question:
When purchasing insurance, what is the best way to choose among different companies?

Answer:
cost and coverage



Question:
As required by the Immigration Reform and Control Act, all employees hired on or after November
7, 1986 must complete Form _____ to verify their employment eligibility status.

Answer:
I-9



Question:
If required safety devices are missing from tools, what should an employee do?

Answer:
Notify the contractor, who is responsible for safety.



Question:

, Of the following, which document is usually delivered first in a transaction involving a home
improvement contract?

Answer:
"Notice to Owner"



Question:
Who is ultimately responsible for seeing that safety equipment is actually put to use on the jobsite?

Answer:
contractor



Question:
A mechanics' lien is a written document that must be signed and verified by the claimant. The first
and third steps a contractor should take in filing a lien are listed below. Step 1: Obtain the exact
legal description of the property. Step 2: Step 3: Find out if the person requesting the work of
improvement is the owner. What is Step 2?

Answer:
Find out the name of the legal owner of the property as well as the percent of ownership.



Question:
A(n) _____ represents a company's financial position on a specified date.

Answer:
balance sheet



Question:
When you get an approved set of plans, what should you do first?

Answer:
Read any notes from the building department.

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