Professional Practice Exam Review
(Quizzes) Questions and Answers
T/F: The professional interior design is qualified by education, experience, and
examination. - answer True
T/F: Interior Designers protect the health, safety, and welfare of the public. - answer
True
CIDA stands for... - answer Council for Interior Design Accreditation
T/F: NCIDQ stands for National Committee for Interior Design Qualification - answer
False
T/F: You can take the IDFX section of the NCIDQ exam even before you complete your
required work experience. - answer True
T/F: Different states have their own licensing and regulations systems for Interior
Designers. - answer True
T/F: Two years or 3500 hrs of post graduate work experience is needed to qualify to
take the NCIDQ exam. - answer True
The NCIDQ exam consists of the following sections. - answer IDFX, Practicum and
IDPX
Which of the following is not a type of Interior Design Legislation?
- Self Certification
- Practice Act
- Title Act
- Registered Interior Designer - answer Registered Interior Designer
Does Oklahoma have a Title act or a Practice Act? - answer Title Act
T/F: regarding Practice Acts: Every state in the USA has a practice act in place - answer
False
T/F: regarding Practice Acts: Are more stringent than Title Acts - answer True
T/F: regarding Practice Acts: Only Licensed interior designers can practice when these
acts are in place. - answer True
, T/F: regarding Practice Acts: The law stipulates who can practice interior design. -
answer True
Which of the following organizations does not oppose Interior Design Legislation
- NKBA
- ASID
- AIA
- IDPC - answer ASID
OIDC Stands for... - answer Oklahoma Interior Design Coalition
T/F: Ethical standards are the generally accepted rules of conduct that govern society -
answer True
T/F: Ethics consists of those unwritten rules. - answer True
T/F: ASID code of ethics do not focus on the responsibility of Interior Designer towards
the general public - answer False
T/F: Ethical stands are not the standards of the law - answer True
T/F: According to the Oklahoma State Architectural and Registered Interior Designers
Act, A Licensee or Entity shall not solicit or accept compensation from material or
equipment suppliers in return for specifying or endorsing their products. - answer
True
T/F: According to ASID and IIDA code of ethics Interior Designers are required to reveal
commissions that they receive from vendors, to clients - answer True
T/F: Commissions can also be called Kickbacks - answer False
T/F: According to the ASID code of conduct, Members leaving an employer's service
shall not take drawings, designs, photographs, data, reports, notes, client lists, or other
materials relating to work performed in the employer's service except with permission of
the employer. - answer True
T/F: Electronic law is also called Cyber Law - answer True
T/F: A crime is a wrong committed against the public good. - answer True
T/F: A Tort is a wrong committed against the public good. - answer False
Which of the following is not an element of a Tort?
- A resulting injury that somehow hurts the person whose rights were violated
(Quizzes) Questions and Answers
T/F: The professional interior design is qualified by education, experience, and
examination. - answer True
T/F: Interior Designers protect the health, safety, and welfare of the public. - answer
True
CIDA stands for... - answer Council for Interior Design Accreditation
T/F: NCIDQ stands for National Committee for Interior Design Qualification - answer
False
T/F: You can take the IDFX section of the NCIDQ exam even before you complete your
required work experience. - answer True
T/F: Different states have their own licensing and regulations systems for Interior
Designers. - answer True
T/F: Two years or 3500 hrs of post graduate work experience is needed to qualify to
take the NCIDQ exam. - answer True
The NCIDQ exam consists of the following sections. - answer IDFX, Practicum and
IDPX
Which of the following is not a type of Interior Design Legislation?
- Self Certification
- Practice Act
- Title Act
- Registered Interior Designer - answer Registered Interior Designer
Does Oklahoma have a Title act or a Practice Act? - answer Title Act
T/F: regarding Practice Acts: Every state in the USA has a practice act in place - answer
False
T/F: regarding Practice Acts: Are more stringent than Title Acts - answer True
T/F: regarding Practice Acts: Only Licensed interior designers can practice when these
acts are in place. - answer True
, T/F: regarding Practice Acts: The law stipulates who can practice interior design. -
answer True
Which of the following organizations does not oppose Interior Design Legislation
- NKBA
- ASID
- AIA
- IDPC - answer ASID
OIDC Stands for... - answer Oklahoma Interior Design Coalition
T/F: Ethical standards are the generally accepted rules of conduct that govern society -
answer True
T/F: Ethics consists of those unwritten rules. - answer True
T/F: ASID code of ethics do not focus on the responsibility of Interior Designer towards
the general public - answer False
T/F: Ethical stands are not the standards of the law - answer True
T/F: According to the Oklahoma State Architectural and Registered Interior Designers
Act, A Licensee or Entity shall not solicit or accept compensation from material or
equipment suppliers in return for specifying or endorsing their products. - answer
True
T/F: According to ASID and IIDA code of ethics Interior Designers are required to reveal
commissions that they receive from vendors, to clients - answer True
T/F: Commissions can also be called Kickbacks - answer False
T/F: According to the ASID code of conduct, Members leaving an employer's service
shall not take drawings, designs, photographs, data, reports, notes, client lists, or other
materials relating to work performed in the employer's service except with permission of
the employer. - answer True
T/F: Electronic law is also called Cyber Law - answer True
T/F: A crime is a wrong committed against the public good. - answer True
T/F: A Tort is a wrong committed against the public good. - answer False
Which of the following is not an element of a Tort?
- A resulting injury that somehow hurts the person whose rights were violated
