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Question 61

Which energy efficient lamp type is free from mercury?

Correct Answer: C
Explanation
Light Emitting Diode (LED) is an energy efficient lamp type that is free from mercury. Mercury is a toxic metal that can pose health and environmental risks when released from broken or discarded lamps.LED lamps do not contain mercury or other hazardous substances, and they also have longer lifespans and lower energy consumption than other lamp types12.References:No mercury Lights | LEEDuser;LED Lighting
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Question 62

A decorative overhead light fixture is specified for a project that costs $1,500 USD and uses recycled water bottles as part of the diffuser shade. The shades are 10% of the overall weight of the fixture and are 50% post- consumer recycled content. Assuming no other portions of the fixture meet sustainability criteria, what would the contributing value of the fixture be?

Correct Answer: A
This option requires the project to calculate the contributing value of the fixture by multiplying the cost of the fixture by the percentage of recycled content by weight1. Since the shades are 10% of the overall weight of the fixture and are 50% post-consumer recycled content, the contributing value of the fixture is:
$1,500 x 10% x 50% = $75
References: = LEED v4: Building Design + Construction Guide, Recycled content | U.S. Green Building Council.
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Question 63

What is the average flush rate for a dual flush toilet with a high flush rate of 1.6 gpf (6 lpf) and a low flush rate of 1.05 gpf (4 lpf)?

Correct Answer: B
Explanation
The average flush rate for a dual flush toilet is calculated by weighting the high and low flush rates according to the frequency of use.According to the LEED Reference Guide for Building Design and Construction1, the frequency of use for male and female occupants is assumed to be as follows:
* Male full flush: 1 time per day
* Female full flush: 1 time per day
* Male low flush: 2 times per day
* Female low flush: 2 times per day
Therefore, the average flush rate for a dual flush toilet with a high flush rate of 1.6 gpf (6 lpf) and a low flush rate of 1.05 gpf (4 lpf) is:
6(1×1.6)+(1×1.6)+(2×1.05)+(2×1.05)=1.19 gpf(4.5 lpf)
References:
* LEED Reference Guide for Building Design and Construction v4
* Dual toilet flush rate average | LEEDuser
* Dual Flush vs Single Flush Toilet: The Complete Comparison Guide
* What Is a Dual Flush Toilet? - The Spruce
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Question 64

An owner has requested that the project team redesign a large office building. As part of the redesign, the owner would like to move the main entrance to the opposite side of the building. Achievement of which credit may be affected by the move?

Correct Answer: C
Achievement of the Location and Transportation Credit, Surrounding Density and Diverse Uses may be affected by the move of the main entrance to the opposite side of the building. This is because the credit requires that the project be located within a minimum density area and within walking distance of diverse uses1. The walking distance is measured from a main functional entry of the project building to the diverse use entry1. If the main functional entry is moved, the distance to the diverse uses may change and affect the credit achievement. The other credits are not affected by the move of the main entrance, as they are based on the location of the project site, not the building entry. The Location and Transportation Credit, High-Priority Site rewards projects that are located on sites that are previously developed, infill, or adjacent to existing development2. The Location and Transportation Credit, Sensitive Land Protection rewards projects that are located on sites that do not contain sensitive land features such as prime farmland, wetlands, or habitats3. The Location and Transportation Credit, LEED for Neighborhood Development Location rewards projects that are located within the boundary of a LEED for Neighborhood Development certified plan4.
References:
*Surrounding density and diverse uses, p. 1
*High-priority site, p. 1
*Sensitive land protection, p. 1
*LEED for neighborhood development location, p. 1
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Question 65

When the LEED AP is applying the Integrative Process to a Building Design and Construction project, which of the following information is required to be present in the Owner's Project Requirements (OPR)?

Correct Answer: D
Energy efficiency goals and training requirements are required to be present in the Owner's Project Requirements (OPR) when applying the Integrative Process to a Building Design and Construction project.
According to the LEED v4 BD+C Reference Guide, the OPR is a document that details the ideas, concepts, and criteria that are determined by the owner to be important to the success of the project 1. The OPR must include, among other things, the following information related to energy efficiency 1:
* The owner's energy performance goals and expectations
* The owner's requirements for energy metering and monitoring
* The owner's requirements for energy modeling and analysis
* The owner's requirements for commissioning and verification
* The owner's requirements for training and documentation
The other options are not required to be present in the OPR, as they are either related to other aspects of the project, such as codes and standards, interior finishes, or project team members, or they are not relevant to the Integrative Process, which focuses on early analysis of energy, water, and site systems 2.
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