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Knowledge Assessment
Criteria
Unit code, name and release number
CPPREP4161 - Undertake pre-auction processes (1)
CPPREP4162 - Conduct and complete sale by auction (1)
CPPREP4163 – Complete post-auction processes and contract execution (1)
Qualification/Course code, name and release number
CPP41419 - Certificate IV in Real Estate Practice (1)
Student details
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801529186
Student name
Theresa Vy Phuong Pham
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Table 1 Assessment instructions
Assessment details
Instructions
Assessment overview
The objective of this assessment is to assess your knowledge as would be required to prepare for auctions, conducted on-site and
in-rooms, in the industry.
Assessment Event number
1 of 3
Topic – Auction Legislation Multiple units – Complete this topic once only for the units listed above.
Instructions for this assessment
This is a written assessment and it will be assessing you on your knowledge of the topic.
This assessment is in three parts:
1. Multiple choice 2. True or False questions
3. Short Answer questions
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Specific Instructions:
Read each question carefully and write your answers in the spaces provided. Complete these
questions throughout your course and/or as instructed.
Remember to refer to your learning materials for resources which may help to answer the questions.
Part 1: Multiple choice
Read the following questions and answer each carefully. Place an X in the box in the answer column of the table to select your answer choice.
1.
The primary legislation that regulates the way auctions of residential property and rural land are conducted in NSW is:
Answer choices
Put X next to your answer
a)
The Property, Stock and Real Estate Agents 2012
b)
The Property and Stock Agents Act 2002 (NSW)
X
c)
The Auction, Property and Real Estate Agents Act 2010
d)
The Auction, Stock and Business Agents Act 2005
2.
To be eligible to enter into an agency agreement with a vendor or buyer under NSW legislation when buying or selling a property at auction, you must:
Answer choices
Put X next to your answer
a)
Hold a class 1 real estate licence
b)
Hold a class 2 real estate licence
X
c)
Hold a certificate of registration for an assistant agent licence
d)
Hold a business agent licence
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3.
Under NSW legislation, an auctioneer is permitted to take bids during a property auction from:
Answer choices
Put X next to your answer
a)
Colleagues or other estate agents
b)
Anyone attending the auction
c)
Friends or family of the vendor
d)
Only registered bidders
X
4.
Under NSW legislation, potential bidders at a property auction must provide proof of identity to register as a bidder by showing:
Answer choices
Put X next to your answer
a)
A card(s) or document(s) issued by a government or financial institution that shows the potential bidder's name and date of birth
b)
A card(s) or document(s) that show the potential bidder's name and photo
c)
A card(s) or document(s) that show the potential bidder's name, address, date of birth and photo
d)
A card(s) or document(s) issued by a government or financial institution, that shows the potential bidder's name and address
X
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