Reviewed by Editorial Team
The ProProfs editorial team is comprised of experienced subject matter experts. They've collectively created over 10,000 quizzes and lessons, serving over 100 million users. Our team includes in-house content moderators and subject matter experts, as well as a global network of rigorously trained contributors. All adhere to our comprehensive editorial guidelines, ensuring the delivery of high-quality content.
Learn about Our Editorial Process
| By Manisha Priya
M
Manisha Priya
Community Contributor
Quizzes Created: 1 | Total Attempts: 332
| Attempts: 332 | Questions: 100
Please wait...
Question 1 / 100
0 %
0/100
Score 0/100
1. A project team has selected a previously developed lot in an urban area to build a new condominium. If the project site is near a public library what would this help with?

Explanation

Being near a public library would help with community connectivity. Public libraries are often considered community hubs, where people can gather, access resources, and engage in various activities. By locating the new condominium near a public library, the project team is promoting interaction and engagement within the community. This can foster a sense of belonging, encourage social interaction, and provide convenient access to educational and cultural resources for the residents of the condominium.

Submit
Please wait...
About This Quiz
LEED Green Associate Mock Test - Quiz

This LEED Green Associate Mock Test assesses knowledge on sustainable building practices, including water usage, project requirements, and design impacts.

Personalize your quiz and earn a certificate with your name on it!
2. The combination of reflectance and emittance is known as:

Explanation

The combination of reflectance and emittance is known as the Solar Reflectance Index (SRI). Reflectance refers to the ability of a material to reflect solar radiation, while emittance refers to the ability of a material to release absorbed heat. The SRI is a measure that combines both of these properties to assess the ability of a material to reflect sunlight and reduce heat absorption. It is commonly used in the construction industry to evaluate the energy efficiency and heat island reduction potential of different materials.

Submit
3. How can the heat island effect on the roof of a building be reduced?

Explanation

Installing a green roof can help reduce the heat island effect on the roof of a building. Green roofs are covered with vegetation, which helps to absorb and deflect heat from the sun. This natural insulation can lower the temperature on the roof surface and in turn, reduce the amount of heat transferred into the building. Additionally, green roofs can also help to improve air quality, reduce stormwater runoff, and provide habitat for wildlife.

Submit
4. What items would NOT be included in comingled recycling?

Explanation

Stone would not be included in comingled recycling because it is not a material that can be recycled in the traditional sense. Stone is a natural material and does not go through the same recycling process as items like cardboard, plastic, and aluminum cans. These items can be broken down, processed, and turned into new products, while stone cannot. Therefore, it would not be included in comingled recycling.

Submit
5. When does a successful integrated project begin?

Explanation

A successful integrated project begins in the pre-design phase because this is when the project team comes together to establish goals, define the scope, and develop a comprehensive plan. During this phase, the team identifies the project requirements, conducts feasibility studies, and establishes the project objectives. This is a crucial stage where the project team collaborates to ensure that all aspects of the project are considered and integrated effectively. By starting in the pre-design phase, the project can be set up for success by establishing clear objectives and a solid foundation for the design and construction phases.

Submit
6. What should be done to minimize a building's impact on ozone depletion?

Explanation

To minimize a building's impact on ozone depletion, it is important to completely eliminate the use of CFCs (chlorofluorocarbons). CFCs are known to be harmful to the ozone layer, and their use in various applications such as refrigeration and air conditioning can contribute to ozone depletion. By avoiding the use of CFCs, we can prevent further damage to the ozone layer and help protect the environment.

Submit
7. What is the term for the analysis of the environmental aspects and potential impacts associated with a product, process, or service?

Explanation

Life-cycle assessment is the term used to describe the analysis of the environmental aspects and potential impacts associated with a product, process, or service. It involves evaluating the entire life cycle of a product, from raw material extraction to disposal, to identify and quantify its environmental impacts. This assessment helps in making informed decisions, improving the environmental performance of products and processes, and reducing their overall environmental footprint. Triple bottom line accounting focuses on social, environmental, and economic aspects, while life-cycle costing is a financial analysis method. ASHRAE Level I audit is a specific type of energy audit.

Submit
8. Cabinetry made from walnut shells would help contribute toward earning what LEED credit?

Explanation

Cabinetry made from walnut shells would help contribute toward earning the LEED credit for Recycled Materials. This is because walnut shells are considered a recycled material, as they are a byproduct of the walnut industry and would otherwise be discarded as waste. By using walnut shells to make cabinetry, it reduces the need for virgin materials and promotes the reuse of a natural waste product, which aligns with the principles of sustainable construction and LEED certification.

Submit
9. What does the Montreal Protocol ban?

Explanation

The Montreal Protocol is an international agreement that aims to protect the ozone layer by phasing out the production and use of substances that deplete it. CFCs, or chlorofluorocarbons, are a type of chemical compound that were commonly used in refrigerants, aerosol propellants, and foam-blowing agents. They have been found to be a major contributor to ozone depletion. Therefore, the Montreal Protocol bans the production and use of CFCs in order to protect the ozone layer.

Submit
10. The legal limit on the height of a building for a LEED project will be set by:

Explanation

The correct answer is local zoning. The height of a building for a LEED project is determined by the local zoning regulations. These regulations dictate the maximum allowable height for buildings in a specific area. LEED projects must comply with these regulations in order to obtain the necessary permits and approvals. The LEED rating system chosen, the building owner, and the LEED Technical Advisory Group do not have the authority to set the legal limit on building height; it is solely determined by the local zoning regulations.

Submit
11. A project team has a question on the use of a particular strategy for reducing the heat island effect. How should the team submit the Credit Interpretation Request (CIR)?

Explanation

The team should submit the Credit Interpretation Request (CIR) as a specific inquiry of 600 words or less using LEED Online. This method allows the team to provide all the necessary information and details about their question regarding the use of a particular strategy for reducing the heat island effect. It ensures that the request is properly documented and can be easily reviewed and responded to by the appropriate authorities.

Submit
12. What area would not be considered previously developed?

Explanation

A wetland would not be considered previously developed because it is a natural area characterized by waterlogged soil and the presence of water-loving plants. Wetlands are typically undisturbed by human activities and are important habitats for various species of plants and animals. Unlike the other options listed, such as an abandoned urban parking lot, site of an old barn, or railroad yard, wetlands have not been altered or developed by human activities. They retain their natural state and ecological functions, making them valuable for biodiversity and ecosystem services.

Submit
13. Performance periods are part of which LEED rating system?

Explanation

Performance periods are part of the LEED for Existing Buildings: Operations & Maintenance rating system. This rating system is specifically designed for buildings that are already constructed and in operation. It focuses on improving the performance and efficiency of existing buildings through strategies such as energy and water conservation, waste management, and indoor environmental quality. Performance periods are a key component of this rating system as they allow for the measurement and verification of the building's ongoing performance over a specified period of time.

Submit
14. What area would not be considered previously developed?

Explanation

A cotton field would not be considered previously developed because it is an agricultural area where cotton is grown. Previously developed areas typically refer to land that has been used for industrial, commercial, or residential purposes before.

Submit
15. At a minimum, a project team must successfully do which of the following to obtain LEED certification? (Choose 2)

Explanation

To obtain LEED certification, a project team must successfully gather documentation for the prerequisites, which are the basic requirements that must be met. Additionally, they must gather documentation for 40 points out of the 110 points available. These points are earned by implementing various sustainable strategies and practices throughout the project. By meeting these two requirements, the project team demonstrates their commitment to sustainability and their ability to meet the standards set by LEED.

Submit
16. Which of the following have helped reduce stratospheric ozone depletion? (Choose 2)

Explanation

The two options that have helped reduce stratospheric ozone depletion are not using CFC-based refrigerants in new equipment and implementing a phase-out of CFC-based refrigerants in existing equipment. CFCs (chlorofluorocarbons) are known to be harmful to the ozone layer, so not using them in new equipment and phasing them out in existing equipment helps to reduce their release into the atmosphere and subsequent ozone depletion.

Submit
17. Which prerequisite intends to reduce ozone depletion in LEED v4?

Explanation

Fundamental Refrigerant Management is the prerequisite that intends to reduce ozone depletion in LEED v4. Refrigerants used in HVAC systems and other equipment can contribute to ozone depletion if not managed properly. This prerequisite focuses on minimizing the use of ozone-depleting substances and ensuring their proper handling, storage, and disposal. By implementing effective refrigerant management practices, LEED v4 aims to reduce the environmental impact of these substances and promote sustainability in building design and operation.

Submit
18. Which of the following projects would not meet the minimum program requirements for certification?

Explanation

A modular classroom that can be moved to another location on the school property would not meet the minimum program requirements for certification because it does not involve the construction of a new building. Certification typically requires the construction of a new building or major renovation that meets certain sustainability and energy efficiency standards. Since the modular classroom can be moved, it does not involve permanent construction and therefore would not meet the requirements for certification.

Submit
19. What would a project team use to compare different product's abilities to reject solar heat?

Explanation

A project team would use the Solar Reflectance Index (SRI) to compare different product's abilities to reject solar heat. SRI is a measure of a material's ability to reflect solar heat, with higher values indicating better heat rejection. This index takes into account both the solar reflectance and the thermal emittance of a material. By comparing the SRI values of different products, the project team can determine which product is more effective in rejecting solar heat.

Submit
20. What is LEED’s Minimum Program Requirement (MPR) for project size in the LEED BD+C rating system?

Explanation

The LEED BD+C rating system requires a minimum project size of 1,000 square feet. This means that any project seeking LEED certification under this rating system must have a total floor area of at least 1,000 square feet. This requirement ensures that the project is of a certain size and scope to be eligible for LEED certification.

Submit
21. How is a building's water savings calculated?

Explanation

A building's water savings are calculated by comparing the amount of water used in a baseline case (previous water usage) to the amount of water used in the design case (current water usage). The percentage reduction between these two cases is then calculated to determine the building's water savings. This method allows for an accurate measurement of the actual reduction in water consumption achieved by the building.

Submit
22. What measurements does the baseline water case use?

Explanation

The correct answer is the Energy Policy Act of 1992 (EPAct 1992) flow and flush rates. This means that the baseline water case uses the flow and flush rates specified in the EPAct 1992 as a measurement for water usage. This act sets standards for water efficiency in fixtures and appliances, so by using these rates, the baseline water case can determine the amount of water used in the project and compare it to the desired efficiency standards.

Submit
23. Which of the following does not help reduce the non-roof heat island effect?

Explanation

Increasing the number of above ground parking spaces does not help reduce the non-roof heat island effect. The non-roof heat island effect refers to the phenomenon where urban areas experience higher temperatures due to the absorption and re-emission of heat by various surfaces. In this case, increasing the number of above ground parking spaces would contribute to the heat island effect as it would result in more heat-absorbing surfaces, such as asphalt or concrete, being exposed to the sun.

Submit
24. Which of the following are LEED strategies to reduce single occupant automobile transportation to the project site?

Explanation

Designating preferred parking spaces for carpools is a LEED strategy to reduce single occupant automobile transportation to the project site. This strategy encourages carpooling by providing convenient parking spaces for those who choose to share rides. By designating these spaces, it incentivizes people to carpool, reducing the number of single occupant vehicles and promoting more sustainable transportation options. This helps to decrease traffic congestion, air pollution, and carbon emissions associated with individual car use.

Submit
25. Which of the following materials can earn credit in the Materials & Resources category?

Explanation

FSC Certified wood can earn credit in the Materials & Resources category because it is sourced from responsibly managed forests that meet the criteria set by the Forest Stewardship Council (FSC). The FSC certification ensures that the wood is harvested sustainably, promoting biodiversity and protecting the rights of indigenous communities. This certification is recognized globally and is considered a reliable indicator of environmentally friendly and socially responsible wood products.

Submit
26. Which will help with reducing stormwater runoff and reduce the heat island effect?

Explanation

Installing porous pavement that has high SRI values can help with reducing stormwater runoff and reduce the heat island effect. Porous pavement allows rainwater to infiltrate into the ground instead of running off, which helps to reduce the amount of stormwater runoff. Additionally, porous pavement with high Solar Reflectance Index (SRI) values reflects more sunlight and absorbs less heat, thereby reducing the urban heat island effect.

Submit
27. In a new building how much CFC-based refrigerant can be used?

Explanation

In a new building, no CFC-based refrigerant can be used. This is because CFC-based refrigerants are harmful to the ozone layer and contribute to ozone depletion. As a result, their use has been banned in many countries, and alternatives that are more environmentally friendly are now used. Therefore, it is not permissible to use any amount of CFC-based refrigerants in a new building.

Submit
28. Which of the following are frequently considered types of blackwater? (Choose 2)

Explanation

Water from kitchen sinks and dishwasher water are frequently considered types of blackwater. Blackwater refers to wastewater that contains organic matter, such as human waste and food particles. Both kitchen sinks and dishwashers produce wastewater that may contain these types of contaminants, making them classified as blackwater. On the other hand, municipally reclaimed water and process water for cooling towers do not typically contain organic matter and are not considered blackwater.

Submit
29. What benefit to the environment does a project that uses Recycled Materials contribute?

Explanation

A project that uses recycled materials contributes to reducing the demand for virgin resources. By utilizing recycled materials, the project avoids the need to extract and process new raw materials, which helps to conserve natural resources and reduce the environmental impact of resource extraction. This practice also helps to minimize the associated air and water pollution that often occurs during the extraction and manufacturing processes. By reducing the demand for virgin resources, the project promotes a more sustainable and environmentally friendly approach to resource utilization. Additionally, using recycled materials supports the circular economy and encourages the reuse and recycling of materials, further reducing waste and environmental degradation.

Submit
30. A counter made of recycled glass obtained and manufactured within 500 miles of project would contribute toward:

Explanation

The counter made of recycled glass obtained and manufactured within 500 miles of the project would contribute towards both regional and recycled materials. Regional materials refer to those that are sourced and manufactured within a specific geographic area, in this case within 500 miles of the project. Recycled materials, on the other hand, are materials that have been previously used and then processed to be used again. Since the counter is made of recycled glass obtained within the specified region, it satisfies both criteria of being regional and recycled materials.

Submit
31. On a project with older existing HVAC&R system that uses CFCs, what can the project team do to earn LEED certification?

Explanation

To earn LEED certification on a project with an older HVAC&R system that uses CFCs, the project team can replace the CFCs with natural refrigerants. This is because CFCs are harmful to the environment, contributing to ozone depletion and global warming. By replacing them with natural refrigerants, which are more environmentally friendly, the project team can demonstrate their commitment to sustainability and meet the requirements for LEED certification. Purchasing carbon credits or Renewable Energy Certificates can also offset the environmental impact to some extent, but replacing the CFCs is a more direct and effective solution. Replacing the CFCs with Halons is not a suitable option as Halons are also harmful to the environment.

Submit
32. Which of the following would be classified as a soft construction cost?

Explanation

A soft construction cost refers to expenses that are not directly related to the physical construction of a building but are necessary for the project. In this case, the civil engineer consulting fee would be classified as a soft construction cost because it is an expense incurred for professional services required during the planning and design phase of the construction project. The other options, such as the down payment on the property, rental of a dumpster, and purchase of steel, are more directly related to the physical construction process and would be classified as hard construction costs.

Submit
33. What are ways to reduce water pollution from stormwater runoff? (Choose 2)

Explanation

Rain gardens and open grid paving are effective ways to reduce water pollution from stormwater runoff. Rain gardens are designed to capture and absorb rainwater, allowing it to slowly infiltrate into the ground and filter out pollutants before reaching water bodies. Open grid paving, on the other hand, allows rainwater to pass through the pavement and infiltrate into the ground, reducing the amount of runoff and preventing pollutants from entering water bodies. Both methods help to mitigate the impact of stormwater runoff on water quality and reduce water pollution.

Submit
34. Which of the following is a type of graywater?

Explanation

Graywater refers to wastewater that is generated from domestic activities such as bathing, laundry, and washing dishes, but has not been contaminated with toilet waste or kitchen sink waste. This type of wastewater can be reused for purposes such as irrigation, flushing toilets, or even for non-potable uses in households. It is a sustainable practice to recycle graywater, as it reduces the strain on freshwater resources and helps conserve water.

Submit
35. Which of the following statements are true?

Explanation

Using reflective materials on parking areas can help reduce the heat island effect. Heat islands are urban areas that experience higher temperatures compared to their surrounding rural areas due to human activities. Parking areas often consist of dark asphalt or concrete surfaces that absorb and retain heat, contributing to the heat island effect. By using reflective materials, such as light-colored pavement or coatings, the amount of heat absorbed can be reduced, helping to mitigate the heat island effect and lower overall temperatures in urban areas.

Submit
36. What types of wood are considered sustainable materials? (Choose 2)

Explanation

Certified wood and salvaged wood are considered sustainable materials because they are obtained through environmentally responsible practices. Certified wood comes from forests that are managed sustainably, ensuring that trees are replanted and biodiversity is preserved. Salvaged wood is reclaimed from old structures or trees that have fallen naturally, reducing the demand for new wood and preventing waste. Slow growth wood and virgin wood do not necessarily guarantee sustainability as they may come from unsustainable logging practices or contribute to deforestation.

Submit
37. For a LEED for Core & Shell project, what is the minimum amount of gross floor area the building must have to meet the minimum program requirements?

Explanation

The correct answer for this question is 1,000 square feet (93 square meters). This is the minimum amount of gross floor area required for a LEED for Core & Shell project to meet the minimum program requirements.

Submit
38. For the purposes of LEED certification, a project building includes all areas except:

Explanation

A project building, for the purposes of LEED certification, includes all areas except for a shared parking structure on a neighboring property that is part of another LEED project. This means that the grounds around the building, an occupied and operational building, and parking lots are all considered part of the project building. However, a shared parking structure on a neighboring property that is part of another LEED project is excluded from the definition of a project building.

Submit
39. What does LEED accept as part of a building design to qualify as open space for projects in urban areas?

Explanation

LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) accepts vegetated (green) roofs as part of a building design to qualify as open space for projects in urban areas. Vegetated roofs provide numerous environmental benefits such as reducing stormwater runoff, improving air quality, and mitigating the urban heat island effect. They also provide additional green space, which can enhance the overall quality of life in urban areas. Therefore, including vegetated roofs in building designs aligns with LEED's goal of promoting sustainability and environmentally-friendly practices in urban development.

Submit
40. What is source reduction?

Explanation

Source reduction refers to the process of decreasing the materials used for manufacturing products. This involves finding ways to minimize the amount of raw materials, energy, and resources required in the production process. By reducing the materials used, companies can decrease waste, conserve resources, and minimize environmental impact. This can be achieved through various methods such as redesigning products, using more efficient production techniques, and implementing recycling and reuse programs.

Submit
41. What is the primary difference between LEED for Existing Buildings: Operations & Maintenance and the other LEED rating systems?

Explanation

LEED for Existing Buildings: Operations & Maintenance is different from the other LEED rating systems because it specifically measures building performance over a period of time. This means that it focuses on the ongoing operations and maintenance of a building, rather than just the design and construction phase. The other LEED rating systems may consider building performance, but they do not have the same emphasis on long-term monitoring and improvement.

Submit
42. What helps reduce urban sprawl?

Explanation

Community connectivity helps reduce urban sprawl by promoting the development of compact, walkable neighborhoods. When communities are well-connected with a network of streets, sidewalks, and public transportation, people are more likely to live, work, and play within a smaller area. This reduces the need for long commutes and encourages the use of alternative modes of transportation such as walking or biking. By fostering community connectivity, urban sprawl can be mitigated as people are more inclined to stay within their local neighborhoods, resulting in a more sustainable and compact urban environment.

Submit
43. The use of native plants on the project site can most assist projects teams with what other sustainable intents?

Explanation

The use of native plants on the project site can most assist project teams with protecting existing local habitat. Native plants are well adapted to the local environment and provide food and shelter for native wildlife. By using native plants, project teams can help preserve and enhance the natural habitat, promoting biodiversity and supporting the local ecosystem. This sustainable intent aligns with the goal of protecting and conserving the existing local habitat.

Submit
44. When a project is registered with GBCI, it is provided with the following: (Choose 2)

Explanation

When a project is registered with GBCI, it is provided with a listing on the GBCI website as a project registered for LEED certification. This allows the project to be recognized and visible to the public as a LEED registered project. Additionally, the project is given access to LEED Online, which is a platform that allows project teams to manage and track their LEED certification process. These two benefits help the project to establish its commitment to sustainability and showcase its progress towards achieving LEED certification.

Submit
45. What variables measure a refrigerants impact on the environment? (Choose 2)

Explanation

The variables that measure a refrigerant's impact on the environment are ozone depletion potential and global warming potential. Ozone depletion potential measures the ability of a substance to destroy the ozone layer, while global warming potential measures the ability of a substance to trap heat in the atmosphere and contribute to global warming. Both of these variables are important in assessing the environmental impact of refrigerants.

Submit
46. Potable water comes from what sources? (Choose 2)

Explanation

Potable water can be obtained from wells and municipal water supply. Wells are a common source of potable water, especially in rural areas where they tap into underground aquifers. Municipal water supply refers to water that is treated and supplied by local governments to households and businesses. This water undergoes various purification processes to ensure it meets drinking water standards. Cooling towers and stormwater cisterns are not typically sources of potable water. Cooling towers are used in industrial processes, while stormwater cisterns collect rainwater for non-drinking purposes.

Submit
47. What are attributes of native plants? (Choose 2)

Explanation

Native plants are adapted to the local environment and have evolved to thrive without the need for excessive inputs. They have natural defenses against pests and diseases, reducing the need for pesticides. Additionally, native plants have adapted to the local soil conditions and nutrient availability, making them less dependent on fertilizers. Therefore, they require less pesticides and less fertilizer compared to non-native plants.

Submit
48. What is not covered under the LEED for Core and Shell rating system? (Choose 2)

Explanation

The LEED for Core and Shell rating system covers various aspects of a building's design and construction. However, it does not include two specific elements: Furniture, furnishings, and equipment (FF&E) and Tenant fit out. These two components are typically the responsibility of the building occupants or tenants and are not directly controlled or regulated by the building owner or developer. Therefore, they are excluded from the scope of the LEED for Core and Shell rating system.

Submit
49. What types of energy sources generate the least air and water pollution? (Choose 2)

Explanation

Wind and biofuel are the types of energy sources that generate the least air and water pollution. Wind energy is clean and renewable, as it does not produce any emissions or waste. Biofuel, on the other hand, is derived from organic matter and can be produced from renewable sources such as plants and agricultural waste. It is considered a cleaner alternative to fossil fuels as it emits lower levels of greenhouse gases and pollutants when burned. Both wind and biofuel contribute to reducing pollution and promoting a more sustainable energy system.

Submit
50. A product made in part from cardboard boxes collected at curbside pickups or from an onsite comingled recycling area is an example of what material?

Explanation

The product made from cardboard boxes collected at curbside pickups or from an onsite comingled recycling area is an example of recycled material because it is made from materials that have been previously used and then processed to create a new product.

Submit
51. How many of the 110 possible LEED points can be earned for addressing regionally specific environmental issues?

Explanation

Four of the 110 possible LEED points can be earned for addressing regionally specific environmental issues. This means that a project can earn up to four points by implementing strategies that specifically address environmental concerns that are unique to the project's region. These strategies may include measures to conserve water, reduce energy consumption, or protect local ecosystems. By addressing these regionally specific issues, a project can demonstrate its commitment to sustainability and earn points towards LEED certification.

Submit
52. What factor impacts the cost of earning LEED building certification?

Explanation

The cost of earning LEED building certification is impacted by the square footage of the building. This means that the larger the building, the higher the cost of certification. The square footage of the building is an important factor as it determines the amount of materials, resources, and energy that will be required for construction and operation. Additionally, larger buildings may have more complex systems and designs, which can also contribute to increased certification costs.

Submit
53. A project team wishes to get a Credit Interpretation Request on a credit and prerequisite that are unrelated. What needs to happen?

Explanation

The correct answer is to submit two CIRs - one each for the credit and prerequisite. This is necessary because the credit and prerequisite are unrelated, meaning they have separate requirements and considerations. Therefore, submitting separate CIRs for each allows for a more accurate and specific evaluation of each component.

Submit
54. What information is needed to calculate the SRI of a material? (Choose 2)

Explanation

To calculate the SRI (Solar Reflectance Index) of a material, two pieces of information are needed: reflectance and emissivity. Reflectance refers to the ability of a material to reflect sunlight, while emissivity refers to the ability of a material to emit thermal radiation. These two factors are important in determining how a material will absorb and release heat from the sun, which is crucial in evaluating its energy efficiency and heat island effect. The thickness of the material and thermal gradient are not directly related to calculating the SRI.

Submit
55. What is the root cause of global climate change?

Explanation

Greenhouse gases are the main cause of global climate change. These gases, such as carbon dioxide and methane, trap heat in the atmosphere, leading to a rise in global temperatures. This phenomenon is known as the greenhouse effect. Human activities, such as burning fossil fuels and deforestation, are the primary contributors to the increase in greenhouse gases. The excessive accumulation of these gases in the atmosphere is causing significant changes in climate patterns, resulting in rising sea levels, extreme weather events, and the loss of biodiversity.

Submit
56. What tool would a project team use to set the project's green design criteria?

Explanation

A project team would use a LEED Score Card to set the project's green design criteria. LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) is a rating system that evaluates the environmental performance of a building or project. The LEED Score Card provides a framework and guidelines for incorporating sustainable design elements into the project, such as energy efficiency, water conservation, and materials selection. By using the LEED Score Card, the project team can ensure that the project meets specific sustainability goals and standards.

Submit
57. A building has a parking garage with a total size of 100,000 SF. The parking garage has five levels of equal size. What is the parking footprint?

Explanation

The parking footprint is 20,000 SF because the total size of the parking garage is 100,000 SF and it has five levels of equal size. Therefore, each level would have a size of 100,000 SF divided by 5, which equals 20,000 SF.

Submit
58. What would NOT qualify as a previously developed site?

Explanation

A greenfield lot donated to the city would not qualify as a previously developed site because it refers to a piece of land that has never been developed or built upon. In this case, the lot has not undergone any previous development or changes, and it is being given to the city in its original, undeveloped state. Therefore, it does not meet the criteria of a previously developed site.

Submit
59. What standard applies to natural ventilation?

Explanation

ASHRAE 62.1-2007 is the correct answer because it is a standard developed by the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) that specifically addresses ventilation requirements for indoor air quality. This standard provides guidelines for the design, installation, and operation of ventilation systems, including natural ventilation. It covers topics such as ventilation rates, air distribution, and contaminant control, ensuring that buildings have adequate fresh air supply while maintaining energy efficiency.

Submit
60. A contractor purchased some carpet containing VOCs that was manufactured 250 miles from the project site. What LEED category would this material negatively impact?

Explanation

The carpet containing VOCs, which stands for volatile organic compounds, would negatively impact the Indoor Environmental Quality category. VOCs are harmful chemicals that can be released into the air and negatively affect the indoor air quality. This can lead to health issues for occupants of the building. Therefore, the use of carpet with VOCs would have a negative impact on the Indoor Environmental Quality of the project.

Submit
61. What are three important factors of the LEED Green Building Rating System? (Choose 3)

Explanation

The LEED Green Building Rating System is market-driven because it responds to the demand for sustainable and environmentally friendly buildings in the market. It is voluntary, meaning that participation in the rating system is not mandatory but rather a choice made by building owners and developers. Additionally, the system is consensus-based, meaning that it is developed through a collaborative process involving stakeholders from various sectors to ensure that it represents a broad consensus on sustainable building practices.

Submit
62. A project team is removing cisterns from a project design and will install a green roof instead. What project area would this change impact? (Choose 2)

Explanation

The removal of cisterns and installation of a green roof would impact the Heat Island Effect because green roofs help reduce the urban heat island effect by providing shade and reducing the amount of heat absorbed by buildings. Additionally, it would impact Stormwater Management as green roofs can help manage stormwater runoff by absorbing and retaining rainwater, reducing the burden on stormwater systems.

Submit
63. To be classified as fuel-efficient, a vehicle might meet which of the following standards?

Explanation

To be classified as fuel-efficient, a vehicle might meet the ACEEE Green score standard. The ACEEE (American Council for an Energy-Efficient Economy) Green score is a rating system that evaluates the environmental performance of vehicles, including their fuel efficiency. A higher ACEEE Green score indicates a more fuel-efficient vehicle, as it takes into account factors such as fuel economy, emissions, and other environmental impacts. Therefore, meeting the ACEEE Green score standard is a key requirement for a vehicle to be considered fuel-efficient.

Submit
64. What process identifies the high-performance building systems that will save money over the life of a project?

Explanation

Life-cycle cost analysis is the process that identifies the high-performance building systems that will save money over the life of a project. It involves evaluating the total cost of owning, operating, and maintaining a building system over its entire lifespan, including initial costs, energy costs, maintenance costs, and disposal costs. By considering these factors, life-cycle cost analysis helps in making informed decisions about which building systems will provide the best long-term financial benefits.

Submit
65. What standard sets the baseline for commercial plumbing fixtures when establishing a water use reduction strategy?

Explanation

The EPAct of 1992 sets the baseline for commercial plumbing fixtures when establishing a water use reduction strategy. This act, also known as the Energy Policy Act of 1992, includes provisions for water conservation and efficiency measures. It encourages the use of water-saving technologies and practices in commercial buildings, including plumbing fixtures. By adhering to the standards set by EPAct of 1992, commercial buildings can reduce their water consumption and contribute to water conservation efforts.

Submit
66. Why should a project team aim to achieve more points than are required for the target certification level?

Explanation

A project team should aim to achieve more points than are required for the target certification level because if some credits are denied, they will still have enough points to meet the target certification. This ensures that even if certain credits are not approved, the project will still be able to obtain the desired certification. It provides a buffer in case some credits are not achievable or are denied during the certification process. By aiming for more points, the project team can increase their chances of successfully achieving the target certification level.

Submit
67. What project issues are addressed by guidelines from SMACNA?

Explanation

The guidelines from SMACNA address air quality issues that may arise during construction or renovation projects. These guidelines provide recommendations and standards for maintaining good air quality in indoor environments, including measures to control dust, allergens, and pollutants that may be released during construction activities. By following these guidelines, project teams can ensure that the air quality is not compromised and that occupants are not exposed to harmful substances during the construction or renovation process.

Submit
68. Which of the following can reduce the volume of recycled materials sent to recycling facilities?

Explanation

Reusing materials can reduce the volume of recycled materials sent to recycling facilities because instead of discarding the materials after use, they are used again for the same or a different purpose. This reduces the need for new materials to be produced and decreases the amount of waste that needs to be recycled. By reusing materials, less volume of recyclable materials is generated in the first place, resulting in a reduction in the amount of materials that need to be sent to recycling facilities.

Submit
69. What strategy to control and reduce stormwater will hold water and reduce the rate of runoff?

Explanation

Directing runoff into dry ponds is an effective strategy to control and reduce stormwater. Dry ponds, also known as detention ponds, are designed to temporarily hold and store excess stormwater, allowing it to slowly infiltrate into the ground or evaporate. By directing runoff into these ponds, the rate of runoff is reduced, preventing flooding and erosion downstream. Additionally, dry ponds can help remove pollutants and sediments from the stormwater before it enters natural water bodies, improving water quality. This strategy is particularly useful in areas with high rainfall or urban areas with limited permeable surfaces.

Submit
70. EPAct 1992 does NOT address what type of water consuming devices? (Choose 2)

Explanation

EPAct 1992 does not address cooling towers and boilers as water consuming devices. The Energy Policy Act of 1992 primarily focuses on energy efficiency and conservation measures, particularly in buildings and appliances. While it does address water conservation to some extent, it mainly focuses on energy-related aspects such as lighting, heating, and cooling systems. Cooling towers and boilers are more specific to water management and are regulated by other standards and regulations.

Submit
71. A reduction in overall water quality due to an increase in the concentration of chemical nutrients would be an example of which of the following?

Explanation

Eutrophication refers to the process where a body of water becomes enriched with excessive nutrients, often caused by human activities such as agriculture and sewage discharge. This increase in chemical nutrients, such as nitrogen and phosphorus, leads to an overgrowth of algae and other aquatic plants. As these plants die and decompose, they consume oxygen, leading to a depletion of oxygen levels in the water. This reduction in overall water quality, caused by an increase in nutrient concentration and subsequent oxygen depletion, is a clear example of eutrophication.

Submit
72. What are the results of incorporating green measures through a comprehensive, holistic design?

Explanation

Incorporating green measures through a comprehensive, holistic design can result in credit synergies. This means that by implementing environmentally friendly practices and strategies, there can be a positive impact on the overall creditworthiness and financial performance of a project or organization. These credit synergies can include improved access to financing, lower borrowing costs, and increased market value.

Submit
73. What does a building need to have for community connectivity?

Explanation

A building needs to have pedestrian access to basic services for community connectivity. This means that people should be able to easily walk to nearby essential services such as grocery stores, pharmacies, healthcare facilities, schools, and other amenities. This pedestrian access ensures that the community is well-connected and promotes walkability, making it convenient for residents to access necessary services without relying solely on vehicles or public transportation.

Submit
74. The type of refrigerant selected for a building will impact what LEED credit categories? (Choose 2)

Explanation

The type of refrigerant selected for a building will impact the LEED credit categories of Indoor Environmental Quality and Energy and Atmosphere. Indoor Environmental Quality is affected because certain refrigerants can release harmful substances into the air, impacting the overall air quality in the building. Energy and Atmosphere is impacted because the type of refrigerant used can affect the energy efficiency of the cooling system, which in turn affects the building's overall energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions.

Submit
75. Graywater is appropriate for use in which of the following scenarios? (Choose 2)

Explanation

Graywater, which is wastewater generated from sinks, showers, and laundry, can be reused for certain purposes. It is suitable for toilet flushing and irrigation as it can be treated and used for non-potable water needs. Additionally, graywater can also be used for cooling tower water, which helps in the cooling process of industrial equipment. Therefore, the correct answer is toilet flushing and irrigation, as well as cooling tower water.

Submit
76. Which of the following are not required to be identified in writing to achieve an Innovation in Design (ID) credit for innovative performance?

Explanation

To achieve an Innovation in Design (ID) credit for innovative performance, it is not necessary to identify regional variations for the credit. The question asks which of the options are not required, and regional variations for the credit is the correct answer. This means that while the proposed requirements for compliance, the intent of the proposed credit, and the strategies used to meet the requirements are all necessary to achieve the ID credit, identifying regional variations is not.

Submit
77. How can a LEED project earn credit for Green Power?

Explanation

A LEED project can earn credit for Green Power by selecting a Green-e certified power provider. Green-e is a certification program that verifies and tracks renewable energy and carbon offset products in North America. By choosing a power provider that is Green-e certified, the project ensures that the electricity it consumes comes from renewable sources, such as wind, solar, or hydro power. This helps to reduce the project's carbon footprint and support the development of clean energy.

Submit
78. What should be included in a construction waste management plan?

Explanation

The construction waste management plan should include information about whether any construction waste materials will be recycled and if so, whether they will be comingled or separated. This is important because it determines how the waste will be handled and processed. Comingling means mixing different types of waste together, while separating means keeping different types of waste separate. This decision can impact the effectiveness and efficiency of the recycling process.

Submit
79. ________ aids the project team with synergies among prerequisites and credits.

Explanation

A LEED AP (Accredited Professional) is knowledgeable about the LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) rating system and can provide expertise and guidance to the project team. They can help identify and leverage synergies between the prerequisites and credits of the LEED rating system, ensuring that the project meets the necessary requirements and achieves the desired sustainability goals.

Submit
80. A multi-building development has five buildings. Each building is on its own two-acre site. How is the LEED project boundary determined?

Explanation

The LEED project boundary for a multi-building development is determined by the project team. This means that the team responsible for the development decides where the boundary lies. It could be based on various factors such as the overall site area, the location of the buildings, or any other relevant considerations. The boundary is not automatically determined by the size of the individual building sites or the total area of the development.

Submit
81. An existing office building has a 20-year old chiller that uses CFC-11. An owner is considering a major renovation of the building and applying for LEED for New Construction certification. What statement is true about the project's ability to earn LEED certification?

Explanation

The owner can implement a phase-out plan to earn LEED certification because the existing chiller uses CFC-11, which is a harmful substance that depletes the ozone layer. LEED certification promotes sustainability and environmentally friendly practices, so the owner will need to gradually phase out the use of CFC-11 and transition to a more environmentally friendly alternative. By implementing a phase-out plan, the owner can demonstrate their commitment to reducing the environmental impact of the building and earn LEED certification.

Submit
82. The Green Label Plus certification is used for what material?

Explanation

The Green Label Plus certification is used to indicate that a carpet meets strict standards for low emissions of volatile organic compounds (VOCs). This certification ensures that the carpet has been tested and proven to have minimal impact on indoor air quality, making it a healthier choice for homes and buildings.

Submit
83. What qualifies for Green Power credit for LEED projects?

Explanation

Renewable energy certificates qualify for Green Power credit for LEED projects. These certificates represent the generation of electricity from renewable sources such as solar, wind, or hydro power. By purchasing these certificates, organizations can support the production of renewable energy even if they are unable to generate it on-site. This allows them to contribute to the reduction of greenhouse gas emissions and promote the use of clean energy sources. Therefore, renewable energy certificates are a valid way to earn Green Power credit for LEED projects.

Submit
84. What statement is true regarding products used to earn LEED credits?

Explanation

The statement that is true regarding products used to earn LEED credits is that products can only contribute to strategies that will help earn a credit. This means that in order for a product to be considered for earning a LEED credit, it must be used in a way that aligns with the strategies outlined in the LEED rating system. Simply choosing products that are LEED certified or approved does not guarantee that a credit will be earned. The use of endorsed products, however, can help earn Innovation in Design credit, but this does not apply to all products used for LEED credits.

Submit
85. Which projects would not be eligible for LEED certification? (Choose 2)

Explanation

The two projects that would not be eligible for LEED certification are the existing building project that reduces CFC-based refrigerants by 95% prior to submitting the LEED application and will continue to use this system for another 10 years, and the new building project that uses CFC-based refrigerants. LEED certification promotes sustainability and environmentally-friendly practices, and the use of CFC-based refrigerants goes against these principles. The other options either phase out the use of CFC-based refrigerants or use alternative, more sustainable refrigerants, making them eligible for LEED certification.

Submit
86. A project schedule for an environmentally responsive design process would include additional time in the schedule for all of the following except:

Explanation

A project schedule for an environmentally responsive design process would include additional time for pre-occupancy commissioning, reviewing unconventional materials or building techniques, and any green practices that may be used for the project in connection with its green design criteria. However, permitting is not directly related to the design process itself but rather involves obtaining the necessary approvals and permits from relevant authorities. Therefore, it would not require additional time in the project schedule for an environmentally responsive design process.

Submit
87. What logo is used to designate membership with USGBC?

Explanation

The correct answer is the "USGBC member logo." This logo is used to designate membership with USGBC, which stands for the U.S. Green Building Council. The USGBC is a non-profit organization that promotes sustainability in building design, construction, and operation. The USGBC member logo is used by individuals and organizations who are members of USGBC to showcase their commitment to green building practices.

Submit
88. A potential LEED project could be certified under either LEED for Existing Buildings or LEED for New Construction. How should the project team decide which rating system to use? (Choose 2)

Explanation

The project team must independently decide which rating system to use because each project has unique characteristics and requirements that may align better with one rating system over the other. Additionally, the team should use the 40/60 rule, which means that if a project is undergoing significant renovations or additions (more than 40% of the building's floor area), it should use the LEED for New Construction rating system. Otherwise, if the project involves less than 40% changes, the LEED for Existing Buildings rating system should be used. This rule helps the team determine which rating system is more suitable based on the scope of the project.

Submit
89. How can regional priority credits be earned?

Explanation

Regional priority credits can be earned by addressing green measures or strategies that are more important to a specific climate or region. This means implementing sustainable practices that are specifically tailored to the environmental conditions and needs of the local area. By doing so, the project demonstrates an understanding of the unique challenges and opportunities presented by the region, and contributes to the overall sustainability and resilience of the built environment in that particular location.

Submit
90. What strategy for improving water efficiency can be applied to all areas of water use: indoor, outdoor, and process water systems?

Explanation

Using non-potable water is a strategy for improving water efficiency that can be applied to all areas of water use. Non-potable water refers to water that is not suitable for drinking but can be used for other purposes such as irrigation, flushing toilets, or industrial processes. By using non-potable water for these purposes, it reduces the demand for fresh, potable water, thereby conserving water resources. This strategy can be implemented both indoors and outdoors, as well as in process water systems, making it a comprehensive approach to improving water efficiency.

Submit
91. How would a project team member determine if a credit has Regional Priority?

Explanation

To determine if a credit has Regional Priority, a project team member would visit the USGBC website. The USGBC website provides information on all the credits and their regional priorities. By visiting the website, the team member can access the necessary information and determine if the credit in question has a regional priority.

Submit
92. ASHRAE 90.1-2007 is used for which of the following project areas?

Explanation

ASHRAE 90.1-2007 is a standard developed by the American Society of Heating, Refrigerating and Air-Conditioning Engineers (ASHRAE) for energy efficiency in buildings. It provides guidelines and requirements for various aspects of building design and operation. One of the areas covered by this standard is measuring a project's exterior lighting power density. This means that ASHRAE 90.1-2007 provides specific criteria and calculations for determining the amount of power used for exterior lighting in a project. By following these guidelines, designers and engineers can ensure that the lighting systems in a building are energy efficient and meet the requirements set forth by the standard.

Submit
93. At what point can a project earn points for credits?

Explanation

After the construction phase, a project can earn points for credits. This is because the construction phase is when the project is completed and all the necessary work, such as building and installation, has been done. It is at this point that the project can be evaluated for its compliance with the necessary criteria and earn points for credits.

Submit
94. What is not an example of a basic service?

Explanation

Mass transit is not an example of a basic service because it refers to a system of transportation that is available for public use, such as buses, trains, or subways. Basic services typically refer to essential services that are necessary for the functioning of a community, such as healthcare, education, or utilities. While mass transit is important for transportation, it is not considered a basic service in the same way that the other options listed (public park, bank, and house of worship) are.

Submit
95. What is an example of climate change?

Explanation

An example of climate change is a century-long decrease in temperature by 1 degree. Climate change refers to long-term shifts in weather patterns and average temperatures. This example suggests a gradual and prolonged cooling trend over a hundred years, indicating a change in the climate.

Submit
96. A project team for a LEED for New Construction project has decided to implement a community recycling program that will allow community residents to drop off computers and electronics at the project site. What LEED category could the project earn points under?

Explanation

The project team can earn points under the "Innovation in Design" category for implementing the community recycling program. This category rewards projects that go beyond the requirements of LEED and demonstrate innovative strategies or technologies. By providing a convenient drop-off location for community residents to recycle computers and electronics, the project team is promoting sustainable practices and reducing electronic waste. This initiative aligns with the goals of LEED by encouraging environmental responsibility and resource conservation.

Submit
97. Which of the following is included in the landscape area?

Explanation

A green roof is included in the landscape area because it is a vegetative layer that is installed on the roof of a building, providing several benefits such as reducing stormwater runoff, improving air quality, and providing insulation. It also adds aesthetic value to the landscape and can create habitats for birds and insects.

Submit
98. To meet the minimum program requirements for a new park welcome center, how big does the welcome center need to be if the LEED project boundary is 100,000 square feet?

Explanation

The correct answer is 2,000 square feet of gross floor area. This means that the welcome center needs to have a minimum size of 2,000 square feet in terms of its total floor area. This requirement is based on the LEED project boundary, which is stated to be 100,000 square feet. Therefore, the welcome center should be at least 2% of the total LEED project boundary.

Submit
99. Which of the following factors is NOT included in the calculations for Indoor Water Use Reduction? (Choose 2)

Explanation

The factors that are NOT included in the calculations for Indoor Water Use Reduction are whether or not lavatory sinks have automatic controls and the total number of water‐efficient water closets and urinals in the building. These factors are not considered because they do not directly affect the amount of water used indoors. The other factors listed, such as the flow rate of showerheads, FTE (Full-Time Equivalent), and the Average Gallons per Use (AGU) of dishwashers, are all relevant factors that contribute to the calculation of indoor water use reduction.

Submit
100. What organization is responsible for qualifying sources of off-site renewable energy acceptable by LEED?

Explanation

The Center for Resource Solutions is responsible for qualifying sources of off-site renewable energy acceptable by LEED. They are an organization that helps to promote clean energy and sustainable solutions. They provide certification and verification services for renewable energy and work with businesses and individuals to ensure that their energy sources meet certain standards. Through their work, they help to ensure that renewable energy used in LEED projects is reliable and meets the necessary criteria.

Submit
View My Results

Quiz Review Timeline (Updated): Mar 21, 2023 +

Our quizzes are rigorously reviewed, monitored and continuously updated by our expert board to maintain accuracy, relevance, and timeliness.

  • Current Version
  • Mar 21, 2023
    Quiz Edited by
    ProProfs Editorial Team
  • Jun 07, 2020
    Quiz Created by
    Manisha Priya
Cancel
  • All
    All (100)
  • Unanswered
    Unanswered ()
  • Answered
    Answered ()
A project team has selected a previously developed lot in an urban...
The combination of reflectance and emittance is known as:
How can the heat island effect on the roof of a building be reduced?
What items would NOT be included in comingled recycling?
When does a successful integrated project begin?
What should be done to minimize a building's impact on ozone...
What is the term for the analysis of the environmental aspects and...
Cabinetry made from walnut shells would help contribute toward earning...
What does the Montreal Protocol ban?
The legal limit on the height of a building for a LEED project will be...
A project team has a question on the use of a particular strategy for...
What area would not be considered previously developed?
Performance periods are part of which LEED rating system?
What area would not be considered previously developed?
At a minimum, a project team must successfully do which of the...
Which of the following have helped reduce stratospheric ozone...
Which prerequisite intends to reduce ozone depletion in LEED v4?
Which of the following projects would not meet the minimum program...
What would a project team use to compare different product's abilities...
What is LEED’s Minimum Program Requirement (MPR) for project size in...
How is a building's water savings calculated?
What measurements does the baseline water case use?
Which of the following does not help reduce the non-roof heat island...
Which of the following are LEED strategies to reduce single occupant...
Which of the following materials can earn credit in the Materials &...
Which will help with reducing stormwater runoff and reduce the heat...
In a new building how much CFC-based refrigerant can be used?
Which of the following are frequently considered types of blackwater?...
What benefit to the environment does a project that uses Recycled...
A counter made of recycled glass obtained and manufactured within 500...
On a project with older existing HVAC&R system that uses CFCs, what...
Which of the following would be classified as a soft construction...
What are ways to reduce water pollution from stormwater runoff?...
Which of the following is a type of graywater?
Which of the following statements are true?
What types of wood are considered sustainable materials? (Choose 2)
For a LEED for Core & Shell project, what is the minimum amount of...
For the purposes of LEED certification, a project building includes...
What does LEED accept as part of a building design to qualify as open...
What is source reduction?
What is the primary difference between LEED for Existing Buildings:...
What helps reduce urban sprawl?
The use of native plants on the project site can most assist projects...
When a project is registered with GBCI, it is provided with the...
What variables measure a refrigerants impact on the environment?...
Potable water comes from what sources? (Choose 2)
What are attributes of native plants? (Choose 2)
What is not covered under the LEED for Core and Shell rating system?...
What types of energy sources generate the least air and water...
A product made in part from cardboard boxes collected at curbside...
How many of the 110 possible LEED points can be earned for addressing...
What factor impacts the cost of earning LEED building certification?
A project team wishes to get a Credit Interpretation Request on a...
What information is needed to calculate the SRI of a material?...
What is the root cause of global climate change?
What tool would a project team use to set the project's green design...
A building has a parking garage with a total size of 100,000 SF. The...
What would NOT qualify as a previously developed site?
What standard applies to natural ventilation?
A contractor purchased some carpet containing VOCs that was...
What are three important factors of the LEED Green Building Rating...
A project team is removing cisterns from a project design and will...
To be classified as fuel-efficient, a vehicle might meet which of the...
What process identifies the high-performance building systems that...
What standard sets the baseline for commercial plumbing fixtures when...
Why should a project team aim to achieve more points than are required...
What project issues are addressed by guidelines from SMACNA?
Which of the following can reduce the volume of recycled materials...
What strategy to control and reduce stormwater will hold water and...
EPAct 1992 does NOT address what type of water consuming devices?...
A reduction in overall water quality due to an increase in the...
What are the results of incorporating green measures through a...
What does a building need to have for community connectivity?
The type of refrigerant selected for a building will impact what LEED...
Graywater is appropriate for use in which of the following scenarios?...
Which of the following are not required to be identified in writing to...
How can a LEED project earn credit for Green Power?
What should be included in a construction waste management plan?
________ aids the project team with synergies among prerequisites and...
A multi-building development has five buildings. Each building is on...
An existing office building has a 20-year old chiller that uses...
The Green Label Plus certification is used for what material?
What qualifies for Green Power credit for LEED projects?
What statement is true regarding products used to earn LEED credits?
Which projects would not be eligible for LEED certification?...
A project schedule for an environmentally responsive design process...
What logo is used to designate membership with USGBC?
A potential LEED project could be certified under either LEED for...
How can regional priority credits be earned?
What strategy for improving water efficiency can be applied to all...
How would a project team member determine if a credit has Regional...
ASHRAE 90.1-2007 is used for which of the following project areas?
At what point can a project earn points for credits?
What is not an example of a basic service?
What is an example of climate change?
A project team for a LEED for New Construction project has decided to...
Which of the following is included in the landscape area?
To meet the minimum program requirements for a new park welcome...
Which of the following factors is NOT included in the calculations for...
What organization is responsible for qualifying sources of off-site...
Alert!

Advertisement