New Construction Terminology Usage Survey

This questionnaire is intended to determine whether the terminology related to the construction sector is used correctly.

Questionnaire results are publicly available

Gender:

MaleFemale

Age:

<1818-2425-3233-50>50

What is your nationality?

Lithuanian;Russian;Polish;Other;

Education:

PrimarySecondaryIncomplete Bachelor'sBachelor'sMaster's

How often do you encounter construction terms?

OftenRarelyNever

Have you noticed incorrectly used construction terms in public spaces?

YesNoI don't know

If yes, where did you see or hear it?

OnlineIn printOn televisionOn the radioI haven't noticed

I use incorrect terms because:

I am used to itThe correct term is not acceptable to meI don't know the correct termIn principle, because I disagree with the terminology expertsIt's easier this way because...Other reasonsI always adhere to correct terminology

Are you aware that there is a Construction Terminology Dictionary?

YesNo

Do you use dictionaries or other assistance to correct speaking errors?

Yes, alwaysNo, neverSometimes

In your opinion, why are construction terms often used incorrectly?

Lack of knowledge/educationNot using the Construction Terminology DictionaryNew construction terms appear too frequentlyIrrelevant

Should individuals working with construction/real estate-related jobs use construction terms correctly?

Yes, of courseNo, not necessarilyIrrelevant

Should these individuals be penalized for incorrect terminology usage?

YesNoI have no opinion

Please indicate what you consider correct and incorrect terms:

It is necessary to mark all fields

Correct term

Incorrect term

Master plan

Apartment layout

Subcontractor

Hinge

Boiler

Energy efficiency of the building

Smart home

Beam

Cellular concrete blocks

High-rise buildings

Floor strip

Details measurements

Wheelbarrow

Sledgehammer

Angle grinder