LEED AP ID+C Practice Exams FREE Sample Exam — Fixed Set

Why should a carbon assessment be completed early, during space planning and product concept selection, rather than after procurement?

Because emissions data disappears after purchase

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Because early results can still change location, reuse, layout, and specification decisions; after procurement most carbon is already locked in

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Because assessments are only valid in the first week of design

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Because landlords require it before tours

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A tenant discovers the base building operates HVAC on a fixed weekday schedule, but the tenant’s call center operates weekends. What is the best integrative response?

Move all weekend staff to perimeter offices

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Negotiate operating hours, after-hours costs, and supplemental options with the landlord while evaluating layout and zoning alternatives

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Install portable heaters at each workstation

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Ignore the schedule and hope occupants do not complain

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What is the most useful way for a commissioning agent to contribute during a fit-out charrette?

Promise that all systems will pass regardless of design

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Approve the contractor's payment applications

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Select interior finishes that are easy to clean

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Identify how proposed tenant systems will be tested and what base-building interfaces could prevent them from performing

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An integrative team discovers that improving acoustic separation between focus rooms worsens their ventilation noise and air delivery. What is the correct response?

Accept poor ventilation as the price of quiet

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Remove the acoustic treatment

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Tell occupants to open the doors for air

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Redesign the air paths and room construction together, for example with lined transfer paths or re-routed ducts, and re-test both acoustic and airflow outcomes

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Nurses in a tenant clinic start shifts well before the base building’s bicycle room officially opens, and several have been unable to retrieve their bicycles at shift changes. What should the tenant address first with building management?

Installation of additional bicycle racks in the clinic waiting room

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Whether access hours and entry credentials for the room align with the tenant's actual shift patterns, secured through the lease or a written building agreement

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The color of the bicycle room signage

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A requirement that nurses store bicycles at their workstations instead

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A commercial kitchen tenant is choosing between water-cooled and air-cooled refrigeration condensers for walk-in coolers. What is the water implication the team should weigh alongside energy?

Refrigeration condensers never interact with water systems

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Water-cooled condensers reduce the building's potable demand by recycling drinking water

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Condenser choice affects only the electric bill

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Water-cooled condensers add a continuous process-water demand that air-cooled or recirculating systems avoid

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A tenant gym inside a corporate headquarters fit-out includes locker-room showerheads. How should the project team treat those showerheads?

Exclude them because showers are only counted in residential projects.

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Include them as flow fixtures in the tenant scope because they are inside the tenant space and serve project occupants.

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Count them only if the landlord also uses the gym.

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Treat them as exempt amenity fixtures and leave them out of the fixture calculation.

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A tenant’s employees use restrooms in the base building’s core, just outside the leased premises, because no restrooms are built inside the tenant space. How should those fixtures be treated?

Exclude them because the tenant did not install them.

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Include them only in the baseline case.

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Exclude them if the landlord maintains them.

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Include them in the indoor water calculation because project occupants use them as their primary restrooms, even though they sit outside the tenant boundary.

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A calculation uses 365 operating days for a weekday-only office tenant that operates 260 days. What is the effect if the error is in both cases?

Annual gallons in both cases are overstated, even though the percentage reduction may be largely unaffected.

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Only the design case is overstated.

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The percentage reduction is automatically invalid in every case and cannot be recovered.

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Operating days do not affect annual gallons.

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A hotel operator is converting leased floors into extended-stay suites and asks when the commissioning agent should first review the guestroom fan-coil and occupancy-based lighting designs. What is the best answer?

Only after substantial completion, when rooms can be entered freely

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After the first year of operation, once guest complaints reveal patterns

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Commissioning agents should never review design documents

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During design, so sequence and sensor problems can be corrected before construction documents are issued

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A landlord requires all tenant contractors to use the base building’s waste broker. What should the tenant’s team confirm with that broker at the start of the fit-out?

That the broker can report the tenant project's streams and destinations separately from the building's other waste.

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That the broker will waive all documentation for tenant projects.

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That tenant debris can be mixed with the building's operational trash without records.

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That the tenant need not have its own waste plan.

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Two tenants on the same floor share a base-building handler. One tenant triples its headcount. What interplay should the project team anticipate?

Outdoor-air delivery is a shared resource, so one tenant's increased demand can affect system balance and the other suite's share if the system is not re-evaluated

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The other tenant's ventilation will automatically improve

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Headcount has no relationship to ventilation

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The landlord must install a second tower

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