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LEED Green Associate Exam Questions With Correct Answers (Latest Updated 2023/2024) 100% Verified What are the three tiers of LEED AP designation? - correct answers LEED Green Associate LEED AP with Specialty LEED AP Fellow What are the five AP specialty designations? - correct answers BD&C (Building Design and Construction) ID&C (Interior Design and Construction) O&M (Operations and Maintenance) Homes ND (Neighborhood Development) Describe the responsibilities of GBCI and USGBC with respect to LEED. - correct answers GBCI-Administers the LEED credentials, oversees evaluation of project applications and determinations of LEED certifications USGBC-Responsible for development of LEED rating systems, publication of the LEED reference guides, and educational programming How many hours of continuing education must a LEED Green Associate complete biennially? - correct answers 15 hours (3 hours must be LEED specific) There is also a $50 fee biennially What does opt in mean in regard to LEED credentials? - correct answers Signing the GBCI disciplinary policy and agreeing to participate in the credentialing maintenance program. If you don't opt in, you will not have a specialty designation (This applies to those who were already LEED AP prior to the 2009 changes) What are the LEED rating systems and how should they be applied to projects? - correct answers LEED for New Construction and Major Renovations (LEED NC)- applies to entire commercial buildings such as offices, retail store, hotels, institutional facilities (such as libraries and churches), and residential buildings with four or more habitable stories. LEED for Core & Shell Development (LEED CS)- designed to complement the LEED for Commercial Interiors rating system (It covers core building elements such as structure, building envelope, and HVAC systems) LEED for Schools (LEED S)-used for certification of K-12 educational facilities and can also be used for prekindergarten or post-secondary buildings LEED for Healthcare (LEED HC)- used for inpatient, outpatient, and long-term care facilities LEED for Retail: New Construction (LEED R-NC)- adapted to the needs of the retail environment LEED for Commercial Interiors (LEED CI)- used for certification of tenant spaces in commercial and institutional buildings LEED for Retail: Commercial Interiors (LEED R-CI)- interior retail spaces LEED for Existing Buildings: Operations & Maintenance (LEED EBO&M)- designed to encourage sustainable maintenance, cleaning, and operation of existing commercial structures. LEED for Homes (LEED H)- applies to single family homes and low-rise residential construction (fewer than 4 stories)