Which of the following sites qualify as a High Priority Site for LEED? (Select 3):
a. Infill location in a historic district
b. Federal Environmental Community
c. Difficult development area as defined by US Housing and Urban Development
d. Site where reduced costs allow for additional investment into energy efficiency
e. Federal Empowerment Zone
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Infill location in a historic district
Federal Environmental Community
Difficult development area as defined by US Housing and Urban
Development
,Select two of the following that are strategies to reduce light trespass;
a. Install uplighting in parking lots to reduce the spillage of light across the project
boundary
b. Schedule cleaning crews to work during the night to eliminate unnecessary lighting
use during the day
c. Schedule cleaning crews to work during the day to eliminate unnecessary lighting
use at night
d. Install downlighting in parking lots to reduce the spillage of light across the project
boundary
e. Install motion sensors or timers to reduce the amount of time exterior lights stay on
when they are not needed
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Install downlighting in parking lots to reduce the spillage of light across the
project boundary
Install motion sensors or timers to reduce the amount of time exterior lights
stay on when they are not needed
A project is an in-fill location in the downtown of a large city on a previously
developed site. The design team should consider which of the following? (select 2)
a. Use a combination of strategies (green roof, open-grid paving, and vegetated
strips) to improve stormwater quality
b. Work with existing flow patterns of the site to control the rate of stormwater run-off
c. Provide native/adaptive vegetation in accordance with Restore Habitat
d. Limit areas of disturbance in accordance with Protect Habitat
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, Use a combination of strategies (green roof, open-grid paving, and
vegetated strips) to improve stormwater quality
Provide native/adaptive vegetation in accordance with Restore Habitat
What type of water cannot be used to reduce a building's usage of potable water?
a. Captured rainwater
b. Groundwater
c. Non-potable water
d. Graywater
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Groundwater
Graywater is often used for:
a. Dishwashers
b. Drinking
c. Swimming pools
d. Irrigation
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Irrigation
What is the definition of a Full Time Equivalent (FTE)?
a. The maximum number of employees in a building during any 24 hour period
, b. The ratio of female and male employees
c. The average number of customers during throughout an 8 hour day
d. A regular building occupant who spends a 40 hour workweek in a building
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A regular building occupant who spends a 40 hour workweek in a building
Which of the following strategies would be considered on-site renewable energy
sources?
(select 3)
a. an on-site electric generator powered by geothermal energy
b. a wind farm located within 50 miles of the project and owned and operated by the
local utility provider
c. a heat pump that extracts heat from the ground in the winter and uses it as a heat
sink in the summer
d. active solar-thermal collectors as a means of heating service hot water
e. building-integrated photovoltaic solar panels that provide electricity to the building
f. passive solar design features that capture measurable winter heating energy from
the sun
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an on-site electric generator powered by geothermal energy
active solar-thermal collectors as a means of heating service hot water
building-integrated photovoltaic solar panels that provide electricity to the
building
A LEED-CI project team wants to achieve the credit for having a LEED AP. Which of
the following is true?
a. Infill location in a historic district
b. Federal Environmental Community
c. Difficult development area as defined by US Housing and Urban Development
d. Site where reduced costs allow for additional investment into energy efficiency
e. Federal Empowerment Zone
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Infill location in a historic district
Federal Environmental Community
Difficult development area as defined by US Housing and Urban
Development
,Select two of the following that are strategies to reduce light trespass;
a. Install uplighting in parking lots to reduce the spillage of light across the project
boundary
b. Schedule cleaning crews to work during the night to eliminate unnecessary lighting
use during the day
c. Schedule cleaning crews to work during the day to eliminate unnecessary lighting
use at night
d. Install downlighting in parking lots to reduce the spillage of light across the project
boundary
e. Install motion sensors or timers to reduce the amount of time exterior lights stay on
when they are not needed
Give this one a try later!
Install downlighting in parking lots to reduce the spillage of light across the
project boundary
Install motion sensors or timers to reduce the amount of time exterior lights
stay on when they are not needed
A project is an in-fill location in the downtown of a large city on a previously
developed site. The design team should consider which of the following? (select 2)
a. Use a combination of strategies (green roof, open-grid paving, and vegetated
strips) to improve stormwater quality
b. Work with existing flow patterns of the site to control the rate of stormwater run-off
c. Provide native/adaptive vegetation in accordance with Restore Habitat
d. Limit areas of disturbance in accordance with Protect Habitat
Feedback
Give this one a try later!
, Use a combination of strategies (green roof, open-grid paving, and
vegetated strips) to improve stormwater quality
Provide native/adaptive vegetation in accordance with Restore Habitat
What type of water cannot be used to reduce a building's usage of potable water?
a. Captured rainwater
b. Groundwater
c. Non-potable water
d. Graywater
Give this one a try later!
Groundwater
Graywater is often used for:
a. Dishwashers
b. Drinking
c. Swimming pools
d. Irrigation
Give this one a try later!
Irrigation
What is the definition of a Full Time Equivalent (FTE)?
a. The maximum number of employees in a building during any 24 hour period
, b. The ratio of female and male employees
c. The average number of customers during throughout an 8 hour day
d. A regular building occupant who spends a 40 hour workweek in a building
Give this one a try later!
A regular building occupant who spends a 40 hour workweek in a building
Which of the following strategies would be considered on-site renewable energy
sources?
(select 3)
a. an on-site electric generator powered by geothermal energy
b. a wind farm located within 50 miles of the project and owned and operated by the
local utility provider
c. a heat pump that extracts heat from the ground in the winter and uses it as a heat
sink in the summer
d. active solar-thermal collectors as a means of heating service hot water
e. building-integrated photovoltaic solar panels that provide electricity to the building
f. passive solar design features that capture measurable winter heating energy from
the sun
Give this one a try later!
an on-site electric generator powered by geothermal energy
active solar-thermal collectors as a means of heating service hot water
building-integrated photovoltaic solar panels that provide electricity to the
building
A LEED-CI project team wants to achieve the credit for having a LEED AP. Which of
the following is true?
