Which of the following benefits could result from achieving LEED certification for a building?
Unless mitigated, resource consumption over the l1
ife of a conventional building
Which of the following strategies contributes to reducing heat island effect and managing rainwater runoff?
What green building objective does utilizing high efficiency water fixtures achieve?
According to systems thinking, climate change is an example of which of the following feedback loops?
What is the current standard LEED uses to determine the baseline for indoor water savings?
Which strategy is an example of permanent entryway systems used to reduce dust, dirt and contaminants brought into a facility?
Which of the following is a design and planning strategy for reducing energy demand?
Which of the following approaches refers to the identification and quantification of environmental effects throughout the life of the materials and products used in a project as well as the project itself?
When considering water conservation and water efficient landscaping, which type of water would be most useful for landscape irrigation?
Which of the following concepts uses drought-tolerant native and adaptive plants to promote water conservation?
In order to maintain the LEED Green Associate credential, you must earn which of the following continuing education credits?
Which of the following terms encourages team members to collaborate throughout the process of design and construction to create synergistic solutions?
By specifying the installation of occupancy sensors for the building's lighting system, what pair of LEED credit categories would be affected?
The most efficient way for building users to rate the heating and air-conditioning and other aspects of work spaces is through
Which of the following benefits pertain to purchasing and installing locally sourced. environmentally preferable products?
According to a study completed by the Heschong Mahone Group, which of the following Indoor Environmental Quality strategies can improve student test scores in schools by 7%-18%?
Which of the following is an Environmental Concern when referring to Energy and Atmosphere?
Which of the following scenarios would potentially help a project earn the most LEED points?
Which of the following narratives explains the relationship between prerequisites and credits for purposes of LEED certification?
Which label or certification indicates reduced water consumption for appliances?
Which of the following is a minimum program requirement for LEED@ for New Construction and Major Renovations projects?
Which of the following organizations' standards are referenced by the LEED rating systems?
Which of the following is a minimum program requirement for the LEED for New Construction and Major Renovations Rating System?
Which of the following reflects a scorecard rule for LEED Credit Point Allocation?
Use of which of the following can help reduce the heat gain and peak air temperatures?
An owner is looking to update the interior materials of the office while promoting a healthier indoor work environment using LEED strategies. During the materials specification, which of the following strategies can the owner take in order to achieve this goal?
What is the maximum number of occupiable stories for a project to be considered LEED Building Design and Construction Homesand Multifamily Low-rise?
An architect found a source for reclaimed wood doors from a recently demolished building 600 mi. (966 km) away from the project site. Towards which of the following sustainable criteria can the doors be used?
A building manager is comparing the operating cost of the existing boiler to the purchase and operation of a new and more efficient boiler. The building manager discovers that although the upfront cost is significant, purchasing the new boiler would drastically decrease the cost of running and operating the system. This exercise is called
Which strategy for roof coverage best addresses both heat island effect and rainwater runoff from the roof only?
Which of the fallowing projects is eligible for LEED for Building Operations and Maintenance; Existing Buildings?
A building is located on a site without access to public transportation. Which of the following strategies can a project team implement in order to reduce the environmental impacts associated with how the occupants get to and from the building?
Which of the following must a waste reduction, reuse and recycling program collect and measure?
Strategies for improving building occupants' comfort and control may consist of
The general contractor for a project located in a dense urban area attempts to gain a credit in Materials and Resources. Which of the following is considered a local material?
Which strategy is an example of permanent entryway systems used to reduce dust, dirt and contaminants brought into a facility?
Which strategy can be used during the building process and after occupation to reduce waste?
During the pre-design phase of a three-story office building, the project team determines that the anticipated energy use of the proposed building will exceed the Owner's Project Requirements (OPR). What strategy should the project team consider in order to lower the building's energy use?
Which of the following strategies help improve daylighting in an office building?
A new project is being built adjacent to a park with a 1/8 mi. (0.20 km) trail leading to an urban business district, which includes several retail shops and restaurants. This project qualifies for Location and Transportation Credits by
Relating to water efficiency in LEED. gallons per minute or liters per minute refers to the amount of