Large commercial buildings are most often dominated by

• A.internal loads
• B.lighting loads
• C.external loads
• D.envelope loads

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The scope of analysis in Materials and Resources Credit, Building Life-Cycle Impact Reduction, Option 4.
Whole-Building Life-Cycle Assessment is a

• A.gate-to-gate assessment
• B.cradle-to-gate assessment
• C.cradle-to-grave assessment
• D.cradle-to-cradle assessment

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What is the system boundary that a building life cycle analysis must be defined to account for?

• A.Cradle-to-gate
• B.Cradle-to-grave
• C.Cradle-to-cradle
• D.Cradle-to-building

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Location and Transportation Credit, Reduced Parking Footprint calculations must include

• A.motorbike spaces
• B.on-street parking in public rights-of-way
• C.parking within 1/4 mi. (0.40 km) radius of the project boundary
• D.parking outside the project boundary but used by the project

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A topographic assessment of a project site located 150 ft. (45 m) from a water body was conducted. The results of the slope analysis show that the site is generally sloping 6% to 8% to the northwest over most of the site, with some steep slopes located at the eastern edge of the property, which may impact the runoff volume. Which one of the following LEED credits or prerequisites will be affected by these results?

• A.Sustainable Sites Credit, Rainwater Management
• B.Sustainable Sites Prerequisite, Environmental Site Assessment
• C.Location and Transportation Credit, Sensitive Land Protection
• D.Location and Transportation Credit, High-Priority Site

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