LEED-Green-Associate Practice Questions

A.  

Limit allowable land uses

B.  

Eliminate infill development

C.  

Eliminate the use of street grid patterns

D.  

Limit the use of cul-de-sacs

A.  

To reduce CO₂ levels

B.  

To increase thermal comfort

C.  

To increase spread of daylight

D.  

To reduce volatile organic compounds (VOCs) levels

A.  

Informs the selection of locally adapted plants

B.  

Allows facility staff to track water consumption and identify leaks

C.  

Increases on-site water retention and infiltration of rainfall into the ground

D.  

Reduces the amount of water needed to support industrial and process systems

A.  

Offer preferred parking for single-use vehicles

B.  

Develop a carpooling program for building occupants

C.  

Provide additional parking

D.  

Require the local transit authority to add a new route to the site

A.  

Water Efficiency

B.  

Sustainable Sites

C.  

Energy and Atmosphere

D.  

Location and Transportation

A.  

Install new flush valves or flow restrictors

B.  

Install subsurface cisterns to collect stormwater

C.  

Use only compostable toilets throughout the facility

D.  

Incorporate an on-site blackwater treatment system

A.  

Chlorofluorocarbons (CFCs]

B.  

Hvdrofluorocarbons (HFCs)

C.  

Hvdrofluorocarbons Phaseout Management Plan (HPMP)

D.  

Hvdrochlorofluorocarbons (HCFCs)

A.  

Onsite renewable systems

B.  

Enhanced Commissioning (Cx)

C.  

Measuring and verifying systems performance for one year

D.  

Applying an integrative design process

A.  

Biomass

B.  

Compostable materials

C.  

vocs

D.  

CFC refrigerants

A.  

Makes occupants comfortable by providing green spaces

B.  

Supports access to diverse land uses, sustainable food and services

C.  

Provides access to public transportation and employment opportunities

D.  

Protects endangered species and maximizes development of previously undeveloped areas