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Appraisal - ANSWER The act or process of developing an opinion of value Appraisal practice - ANSWER Valuation services performed by an individual acting as appraiser; including but not limited appraisal and appraisal review Appraisal review - ANSWER The act or process of developing an opinion about the quality of another's appraisers work Appraiser - ANSWER One who is expected to perform valuation services competently in a manner that is INDEPENDENT IMPARTIAL & OBJECTIVE

USPAP contains what 4 sections? - ANSWER 1) The Preamble 2) Definitions 3) Rules 4) Standards USPAP Provides... - ANSWER 1. A common basis for comparison 2. A reference source for all users of the document 3. A basis for uniform enforcement for state regulatory agencies 4. A reason for clients, other intended users, and the public to place their trust in the services performed by professional appraisers What year was The Appraisal Foundation formed? - ANSWER 1987

In order to determine the appropriate scope of work, the appraiser must ________ the problem to be solved. - ANSWER Identify Appraisers have broad _________ and significant _________ in determining the appropriate scope of work in an assignment. - ANSWER Flexibility, responsibility The credibility of assignment results is measured in the context of - ANSWER The intended use Which Foundation board is responsible for USPAP? - ANSWER Appraisal Standards Board (ASB)

The Appraisal Foundation has the authority to enforce the requirements of USPAP. - ANSWER False The Appraisal Foundation is a private entity. The Foundation and its boards have no enforcement authority in any jurisdiction. Which Foundation board is responsible for USPAP? - ANSWER Appraisal Standards Board (ASB) Currently, the boards within The Appraisal Foundation include: - ANSWER Appraisal Standards Board, Appraiser Qualifications Board, Board of Trustees

Exposure Time - ANSWER Is retrospective opinion based on analysis of past events assuming a competitive open market 5 areas of Appraisal Review quality - ANSWER Completeness Accuracy Adequacy Relevance Reasonableness

A disease that cannot be contracted by drinking contaminated water is: - ANSWER Malaria A non-permit confined space by OSHA standards means a confined space that: - ANSWER Does not contain or have the potential to contain any hazard capable of causing death When used in connection with the Safe Drinking Water Act, the term "MCL" means: - ANSWER Maximum Contaminant Level

What is the purpose of nonionic polymers? - ANSWER Filter aids Where do humic and fulvic acids come from? - ANSWER Natural Organic Matter (NOM) decay What can chlorine oxidize? - ANSWER Iron, manganese, and microorganisms At what pH range does iron react best? - ANSWER 7.5-8.0

When pressure testing a new line, how much pressure do you add? - ANSWER 1.5 times normal pressure, up to 150 pounds, whichever is greater What would cause a repeat Bac-T sample? - ANSWER Incomplete form, not enough sample, silt or slime in the bottle, positive e-coli, all of the above What are the layers of stratification? - ANSWER Upper layer - Epilimnion. Middle layer - Thermocline. Bottom Layer - Hypolimnion.

When pressure testing a new line, how much pressure do you add? - ANSWER 1.5 times normal pressure, up to 150 pounds, whichever is greater What would cause a repeat Bac-T sample? - ANSWER Incomplete form, not enough sample, silt or slime in the bottle, positive e-coli, all of the above What are the layers of stratification? - ANSWER Upper layer - Epilimnion. Middle layer - Thermocline. Bottom Layer - Hypolimnion.

What is the most important factor affecting the useful life of service lines? - ANSWER It is the ability of the material to resist internal and external corrosion When does Suction Head exist? - ANSWER Suction head exists when the source of supply is above the centerline of the pump. What is Net positive Suction Head (NPSH) - ANSWER NPSH is the pressure under which water enters the eye of the impeller in a centrifugal pump. Insufficient NPSH is the main cause of pump cavitation Explain ...