LEED GA 考试题库04
Test 4
Question 2 of 100
What major concepts are integral to green building and sustainability?
A Linear planning and design processes
B Life cycle approach
C Integrated process
D Open systems
E Systems thinking
Question 10 of 100
Which of the following refrigerants has the least global warming potential?
A HCFC-123
B CFC-12
C HFC-23
D CFC-11
A
A
C
A
B
D
C
Make sure you understand how Innovation in Design points are earned and where they get awarded. ID points are 'bonus points' and the ID category is a 'bonus category'. When a project achieves exemplary or innovative performance, the project can earn these bonus points under the ID category.
Consider Regional Materials. Under the LEED for New Construction rating system, regional materials use can earn:
10% - 1 point
20% - 2 points
Exemplary performance is awarded for a 30% use. You would not get another point for Regional Materials credit. The credit itself can earn a maximum of 2 points. A 30% use earns one bonus point for exemplary performance.
What happens if a project uses 40% Regional Materials? No more points are awarded. The credit can earn a maximum of two points, and there is one exemplary performance point. If there were no limits it would be too easy to get a building certified because you could just buy 100% regional materials to get points easily.
Note you do not have to memorize points and percentages for your GA exam because the GA exam is not rating system / credit specific. This information was provided as an example to further your understanding.
Question 27
The baseline water use of a urinal is:
A 2.2 gpf
B 2.2 gpm
C 1.0 gpf
D 1.0 gpm
B
Question 31
Cabinetry made from walnut shells would help contribute toward earning what LEED credit?
A Recycled Materials
B Construction Waste Management
C Building Reuse
D Regional Materials
A
Question 32 of 100
What is a benefit of submitting a formal inquiry under LEED Interpretations compared to Project Credit Interpretation Rulings?
A Smaller fees
B Precedent setting outcomes
C Shorter turn-around time
D Less rigorous review process
(O3) is a gas composed of three oxygen atoms. It is not usually emitted directly into the air, but at ground-level is created by a chemical reaction between oxides of nitrogen (NOx) and volatile organic compounds (VOC) in the presence of sunlight. Ozone has the same chemical structure whether it occurs miles above the earth or at ground-level and can be 'good' or 'bad,' depending on its location in the atmosphere.
In the earth's lower atmosphere, ground-level ozone is considered 'bad.' Motor vehicle exhaust and industrial emissions, gasoline vapors, and chemical solvents as well as natural sources emit NOx and VOC that help form ozone. Ground-level ozone is the primary constituent of smog. Sunlight and hot weather cause ground-level ozone to form in harmful concentrations in the air. As a result, it is known as a summertime air pollutant. Many urban areas tend to have high levels of 'bad' ozone, but even rural areas are also subject to increased ozone levels because wind carries ozone and pollutants that form it hundreds of miles away from their original sources.
'Good' ozone occurs naturally in the stratosphere approximately 10 to 30 miles above the earth's surface and forms a layer that protects life on earth from the sun's harmful rays. Question 41 of 100
A LEED consultant helps a company earn an innovation point on a school project in Michigan using a strategy not
found in the LEED rating system. What is true regarding this consultant's ability to use this strategy and earn this
innovation point on other projects?
A
The consultant is guaranteed to earn points using this strategy on other projects B
Other projects can not earn the point using this strategy
C
It is not guaranteed that this strategy will earn points on other projects
D
This strategy can be used on one other project
C
Question 44 of 100
The project team for an office building is considering a composting program. What statement is true regarding Innovation in Design (ID) credit for a composting program?
A If Project ABC earns an ID credit for implementing a composting program then Project XYZ will also earn the
credit
B Composting 100% of a project's organic waste can earn the project exemplary performance
C A LEE
D AP would be required to design a composting management plan in order to meet the ID credit
requirements
D The ID point can only be earned if all occupants of the building are allowed to participate in the program
E LEED would reject any ID credit submission for a composting program unless it was a Regional Priority
Question 59 of 100
Biomass is what type of material?
A
Plant material
B Landfill gas
C Animal waste
D Fly-ash
A Question 61 of 100
Finding synergies among prerequisites and credits is aided by:
A LEED Score Card
B USGBC
C GBCI
D A LEED AP
D
CD
Question 69 of 100
What statement is true regarding wool carpet made from wool leftover from the carpet manufacturing process?
A This material is an example of post-consumer recycled content
B
This material is an example of pre-consumer recycled content
C This material does not contain recycled content
D This material is an example of post-industrial recycled content C
B
A
AB
B
Question 80 of 100