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LU004 EXAM

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LU004 EXAM

1.	Under the ADA, the Architectural and Transportation Barriers Compliance Board, or Access Board, is responsible for:
	Issuing regulations consistent with Department of Justice guidelines. Developing and maintaining design guidelines for accessible buildings. Regulating the accessibility mandate of the Architectural Barriers Act (ABA). Monitoring and enforcing the activities of the Department of Transportation.
2.	Which of the following is a standard-setting agency under the ABA?
	Department of Defense (DOD) General Services Administration (GSA) Department of Housing and Urban Development (DHUD) U.S. Postal Service (USPS) All of the above
3.	In May 2004, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled that equal access and accommodation must be provided at government buildings, such as courthouses and schools, in all states.
	True False
4.	Which of the following is a design consideration when providing courtroom access?
	Site Preparation Space Requirements Sightlines & Aesthetics All of the above
5.	In addition to witness stand lifts, which of the following accessibility options can be used to provide access to witness stands and judges' benches?
	Elevators Portable Lifts Ramps Inclined Lifts
6.	One of the few advantages of ramps is that they
	are inexpensive and easy to construct. do not require mechanical maintenance. provide excellent utilization of space. preserve the aesthetics of the courtroom.
7.	Witness stand lifts can typically accommodate floor height transitions from:
	0 inches to 24 inches. 6 inches to 24 inches. 12 inches to 24 inches. 12 inches to 48 inches.
8.	Hydraulically operated witness stand lifts
	a pump to power the screw jack mechanism. do not require a pit to recess the lifting platform. are slower than electrically operated witness stand lifts. are always subject to external fluid leaks.
9.	Electrically operated witness stand lifts
	are more powerful than hydraulically operated lifts. utilize a screw jack mechanism to raise the platform. can be noisy unless the pump is remotely located. may creep down due to internal fluid leaks.
10.	Which of the following statements regarding installation witness stand lifts is NOT true?
	The flooring under the unit should be stable and level prior to installation. The platform requires a minimum three-eighth inch clearance with adjacent finished surfaces. Decorative millwork to conceal the unit should be applied prior to installation. The unit requires a hatch to access equipment located below the judge's bench.
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