WELL AP V2 Exam Part 1 Questions &
Answers 2024/2025
W03 Basic Water Management Part 1 Monitor Chemical and biological water quality option 1 drinking
water quality report - ANSWERSA.The following water parameters are sampled at intervals no less that
once per year
turbidity
PH
residual (free) chlorine
total coliforms (only if chlorine is ok)
any other water parameter found at 80% or above its threshold found in W02. testing occurs only at
location where parameters were found and tested there until below 80% of its threshold
B.The number and location of sampling points for ongoing monitoring complies with the requirements
outlined in the performance verification guidebook
C. The water quality results are submitted annually through well digital platform
How much of the human body is made of water? - ANSWERS2/3
it is a major component of cells and the dominant component of fluid between cells
Water standard include features that address - ANSWERSavailability and contaminant thresholds of
water
management of water to avoid damage to building materials and environmental conditions
The well water concept covers aspects of - ANSWERSquality
distribution
control
,in a building
One contributing factor that makes people inadequately hydrated - ANSWERSreal or perceived quality of
drinking water
people mistrust the safety of their water
this leads to lower intake of water and higher intake of sugary beverages
What does water do for the body - ANSWERSthe medium for the transport of nutrients and waste in the
body and helps regulate the internal body temperature
Guidelines for water intake - ANSWERS49-125 oz depending on age, sex, and pregnancy status
One of the 10 greatest public health achievements of the 20th century according to the cdc -
ANSWERSover the last hundred years many parts of the world saw dramatic improvements in drinking
water quality and triggered massive reductions in the prevalence of infectious diseases
Increasing threats to our water quality - ANSWERSindustrial
agricultural
and pharmaceutical sources
high levels of nitrate in water - ANSWERScan impair oxygen transport in infants and lead exposure can
impair neurodevelopment in children
Risk of using chemicals to disinfect drinking water - ANSWERSthese chemicals can combine with natural
organic matter generate byproducts sometimes correlated with reproductive disease and cancer
-trihalomethanes
-haloacetic acids
, How to design water treatment systems that address the necessary contaminants for an area -
ANSWERSidentifying which contaminants are a concern on the local scale.
bc of wide variety in water across the globe
this removes undue complexity and wastewater
Besides consumption where can water be used in a building - ANSWERSheating and cooling systems
irrigation
pools
baths
general appliances
Prime conditions for mold growth - ANSWERSif any building material gets wet from any source
unintentionally
what mitigates the risk of water - ANSWERScareful building design with responsive operations which
allows for easy and meaningful means of inspection
Well water concept aim overall - ANSWERSincrease the rate of adequate hydration in building users ,
reduce health risks due to contaminated water and excessive moisture w/in buildings
provide adequate sanitation through better infrastructure design and operations coupled with
awareness and maintenance of water quality
W01 Water Quality Indicators Intent - ANSWERSPrecondition
Verify the quality of water for human contact through easy to test parameters
W01 Water quality indicators Summary - ANSWERSThis well feature requires the provision of water that
meets thresholds for turbidity and coliforms for all water likely to come in contact with building
occupants and verifies performance testing using on site tests
Answers 2024/2025
W03 Basic Water Management Part 1 Monitor Chemical and biological water quality option 1 drinking
water quality report - ANSWERSA.The following water parameters are sampled at intervals no less that
once per year
turbidity
PH
residual (free) chlorine
total coliforms (only if chlorine is ok)
any other water parameter found at 80% or above its threshold found in W02. testing occurs only at
location where parameters were found and tested there until below 80% of its threshold
B.The number and location of sampling points for ongoing monitoring complies with the requirements
outlined in the performance verification guidebook
C. The water quality results are submitted annually through well digital platform
How much of the human body is made of water? - ANSWERS2/3
it is a major component of cells and the dominant component of fluid between cells
Water standard include features that address - ANSWERSavailability and contaminant thresholds of
water
management of water to avoid damage to building materials and environmental conditions
The well water concept covers aspects of - ANSWERSquality
distribution
control
,in a building
One contributing factor that makes people inadequately hydrated - ANSWERSreal or perceived quality of
drinking water
people mistrust the safety of their water
this leads to lower intake of water and higher intake of sugary beverages
What does water do for the body - ANSWERSthe medium for the transport of nutrients and waste in the
body and helps regulate the internal body temperature
Guidelines for water intake - ANSWERS49-125 oz depending on age, sex, and pregnancy status
One of the 10 greatest public health achievements of the 20th century according to the cdc -
ANSWERSover the last hundred years many parts of the world saw dramatic improvements in drinking
water quality and triggered massive reductions in the prevalence of infectious diseases
Increasing threats to our water quality - ANSWERSindustrial
agricultural
and pharmaceutical sources
high levels of nitrate in water - ANSWERScan impair oxygen transport in infants and lead exposure can
impair neurodevelopment in children
Risk of using chemicals to disinfect drinking water - ANSWERSthese chemicals can combine with natural
organic matter generate byproducts sometimes correlated with reproductive disease and cancer
-trihalomethanes
-haloacetic acids
, How to design water treatment systems that address the necessary contaminants for an area -
ANSWERSidentifying which contaminants are a concern on the local scale.
bc of wide variety in water across the globe
this removes undue complexity and wastewater
Besides consumption where can water be used in a building - ANSWERSheating and cooling systems
irrigation
pools
baths
general appliances
Prime conditions for mold growth - ANSWERSif any building material gets wet from any source
unintentionally
what mitigates the risk of water - ANSWERScareful building design with responsive operations which
allows for easy and meaningful means of inspection
Well water concept aim overall - ANSWERSincrease the rate of adequate hydration in building users ,
reduce health risks due to contaminated water and excessive moisture w/in buildings
provide adequate sanitation through better infrastructure design and operations coupled with
awareness and maintenance of water quality
W01 Water Quality Indicators Intent - ANSWERSPrecondition
Verify the quality of water for human contact through easy to test parameters
W01 Water quality indicators Summary - ANSWERSThis well feature requires the provision of water that
meets thresholds for turbidity and coliforms for all water likely to come in contact with building
occupants and verifies performance testing using on site tests
