CPRP Planning and Design 3

Question 1

Which design principle ensures that park facilities accommodate users with a wide range of abilities without requiring special adaptations?

Accepted Answer

Universal design

Answer

Universal design aims to create environments usable by all people to the greatest extent possible without adaptation, going beyond minimum ADA requirements.

Question 2

A park planner uses a SWOT analysis during the early stages of a master plan. What does the 'T' stand for?

Accepted Answer

Threats

Answer

In SWOT analysis, 'T' stands for Threats — external conditions that could negatively impact the agency or project.

Question 3

What is the primary purpose of a park and recreation system-wide Level of Service (LOS) standard?

Accepted Answer

To measure how well facilities meet community demand

Answer

LOS standards measure whether the quantity, quality, and distribution of parks and facilities adequately meet the needs of the community.

Question 4

A linear park planned along an abandoned rail corridor is an example of which planning concept?

Accepted Answer

Greenway or rail-trail conversion

Answer

Converting abandoned rail corridors into linear parks is a classic greenway/rail-trail strategy that repurposes existing infrastructure.

Question 5

Which document typically guides the long-range vision and priorities for a park and recreation agency over a 10–20 year horizon?

Accepted Answer

Comprehensive/master plan

Answer

A comprehensive or master plan establishes the long-range vision, goals, and priorities for park and recreation services over an extended planning horizon.

CPRP - Certified Park and Recreation Professional Practice Test

CPRP - Certified Park and Recreation Professional Practice Test

CPRP Planning and Design 3