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LEED Exam Questions With Correct Answers Latest Updated 2024 (GRADED A+) How many levels of LEED certification are there? four What is the minimum number of points that a LEED for Schools project must achieve to be certified LEED Gold? 60 LEED BD+C bonus credit categories are? [Choose two] Innovation in Design Regional Priority When designing a green building to address environmental, financial, and occupant satisfaction issues what type of approach to sustainable design should the team use? Integrated The triple bottom line concept incorporates a long-term view for assessing potential effects and best practices for what resources? [Choose three] Planet Profit People Buildings and land-use are responsible for contributing to climate change due to which of these environmental impacts? Greenhouse Gas Emissions LEED is an abbreviation for? Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design Which of these is a LEED main credit category? [Choose two] Sustainable Sites Indoor Environmental Quality What are the benefits of having at least one charrette early in the design of a LEED project? [Choose two] Helps the team to establish green goals Possible designs for greening a space can be identified What deliverables should come from the initial project team meeting? [Choose two] Project checklist LEED certification level Designers working to achieve a project's green building goals should work using what type of building process? Integrated What tool is used at the initial project team meeting to determine the possible LEED credits the project can earn and the level of project LEED Certification? Project Checklist A 3-story commercial office building is being constructed on land that previously had a gas station on it. What type of site is this? Previously developed What are the two approaches to certifying multiple buildings under the campus program? [Choose two] Group Approach Campus Approach Which of these is the first phase in the integrative process? Discovery Where can the project team members find the LEED scorecard? LEED Online In LEED credits how is density measured? [Choose two] Floor-area ratio (FAR) Dwelling units per acre (DU/acre) If a 10,000 sf building is on a 20,000 sf site, what is the floor-area ratio? 0.5 Which of these is considered a regular building occupant? [Choose two] Staff Residents For a LEED for New Construction project what percentage of the certifying gross floor area of a LEED project may consist of incomplete space? 40% Which of these are quantitative indicators of sustainable performance for LEED projects? [Choose three] Reduction in GHG emissions Annual gallons of water saved Vehicle miles travelled reduced Currently, there are how many different rating systems families within LEED? Five: BD+C, O+M, ID+C, ND, and Homes Generally held at the beginning of the project, what process brings together the project team with stakeholders and outside experts for creative thinking and collaboration and to assist in establishing goals? Charrette Integrative project team members such as the contractors, vendors, tradespeople, and other stakeholders, come together at what point in the design process to first discuss the project: Before schematic design begins A regular building occupant who spends 40 hours a week in the project building is described as an FTE which stands for: Full-time equivalent A property whose use may be complicated by the presence or possible presence of a hazardous substance, pollutant or contaminant is called a: Brownfield Ongoing Improvements to LEED, which are based on principles of transparency, openness, and inclusiveness, involve volunteer committees and working groups as well as USGBC staff, and are approved by a: Membership-wide vote Building sites that once housed buildings, roadways, parking lots, or were graded or otherwise altered by human activities are called: Previously developed/disturbed sites The four certification levels of the LEED rating system are: Certified, Silver, Gold, Platinum How often must a LEED O&M project submit for recertification? Every five years You are targeting LEED NC and you can only achieve 6 of the 8 prerequisites. Which of these statements is true? Project cannot achieve LEED certification Where do you find the project Scorecard? LEED Online Identify the primary goals of the LEED MPRs. Give clear guidance to customers Protect the integrity of the LEED program Reduce complications that occur during the LEED certification process What is the minimum floor area requirement for New Construction, CoreandShell, Schools, ExistingBuildings:O&M? 1,000 square feet of gross floor area A mixed use project located in a downtown urban area will consist of underground parking, retail on the first two levels, and twelve floors of condominiums. What LEED rating system should you recommend the project use? LEED BD+C: New Construction and Major Renovations What is an FTE? A regular building occupant who spends 40 hours per week in the project building A LEED certified hotel that is 200,000 SF is applying for LEED O&M. Part of the building is owned by a private party conference center. How big can the conference center be so that the hotel can earn LEED O&M certification? This is a multitenant building and is not certifiable What are LEED Credit weightings based on? Environmental impacts and human benefits


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