LEED Green Associate Practice Exams FREE Sample Exam

An owner completes a LEED-certified office and later finds the building commands stronger interest from buyers than a comparable conventional building nearby. Which benefit does this most directly illustrate?

Automatic compliance with every local code

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Reduced construction waste only

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Elimination of all operating costs

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Added asset value and marketability

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How many points are required for LEED Certified, the first certification level?

40 to 49 points

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30 to 39 points

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50 to 59 points

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80 or more points

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Who provides the independent, third-party verification that a project has met LEED requirements?

The project's own marketing firm

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Any occupant of the building

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GBCI (Green Business Certification Inc.)

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The materials supplier with the largest contract

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A project installs low-flow fixtures. An analyst notes indoor water savings plus reduced water heating and wastewater volumes. This note is an example of recognizing what?

A reason to abandon the strategy

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That categories never interact

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Cross-category synergies from a single strategy

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A violation of prerequisite rules

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What type of correction would most likely appear in addenda as errata?

A new marketing campaign

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A corrected threshold value or wording error in published credit language

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A list of certified projects

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A change to a team member role in LEED Online

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A landlord owns an existing hospitality property and wants to certify operational improvements without a renovation. Which adaptation applies?

BD+C: Hospitality for new construction

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ID+C: Hospitality

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Homes

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O+M: Hospitality

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Which resource would a team check to confirm whether a building it is benchmarking against is actually listed as a LEED project?

Quarterly addenda

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The project directory

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A pilot credit description

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A white paper on a different topic

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A team enlarges south-facing glass to increase daylight. The energy modeler shows lighting savings but also higher afternoon cooling demand. What is the integrative response?

Keep the glass and tell the mechanical engineer to accept the larger load without discussion

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Remove all windows so cooling becomes the only consideration

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Test combinations of glazing, shading, and controls together to balance daylight benefits against cooling penalties

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Decide based only on which option has the lowest glass cost

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Access for people of all abilities in the location and transportation context includes consideration of:

Stairs as the primary route to all main entrances

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Wayfinding provided only in a format some users cannot read

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Step-free routes, accessible transit connections, legible wayfinding, and safe crossings

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Crossings timed without regard to slower pedestrians

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If 200 occupants each take one 8-minute shower per day, switching from 2.5 gpm to 2.0 gpm saves how much water per day?

400 gallons

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800 gallons

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1600 gallons

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200 gallons

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A design reduces peak-month irrigation from 50,000 gallons to 20,000 gallons. What percent reduction is achieved?

30 percent

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50 percent

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60 percent

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70 percent

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LEED daylighting strategies focus daylight access primarily on which kinds of spaces?

Regularly occupied spaces where people spend extended time

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Mechanical rooms visited briefly for maintenance

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Unoccupied storage closets

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Parking levels with no workstations

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