Free USGBC LEED-AP-ID-C Exam Dumps Questions & Answers

To determine the area of interior nonstructural elements, the LEED AP will include which one of the following in the calculation for Materials and Resources Credit, Interiors Life Cycle Impact Reduction, Option
1. Interior Reuse?

• A.  Up to three layers of a floor assembly
• B.  Items that are demolished and not replaced
• C.  Hazardous materials that are remediated as part of the project
• D.  The interior side of exterior windows and doors

In the pre-design phase, a plumbing engineer identified that the low-flow fixtures which met the Owner's requirements could achieve total reductions in indoor water usage of 39%. Which strategies should be assessed to meet the Owner's Project Requirements goals of 45% reduction?

• A.  Switching from municipally supplied potable water to potable well water on-site
• B.  Reducing potable water supply by limiting occupant access to drinking fountains and public restrooms
• C.  Reducing irrigation needs by planting native species and drought-tolerant species
• D.  Reducing process water demand by assessing kitchen and laundry equipment selection and operational.schedules

Which of the following would achieve an exemplary performance credit?

• A.  Achieving an 80% parking capacity reduction
• B.  Conducting two goal setting workshops
• C.  Signing a one-year contract for renewable energy
• D.  Demonstrating a 55% potable water savings

What strategy contributes to achievement of Materials and Resources Credit, Construction and Demolition Waste Management?

• A.  Return removed carpet to the manufacturer
• B.  Use on-site soil to re-grade garden
• C.  Reuse furniture from the existing space
• D.  Reuse existing plumbing fixtures

A Client is fitting out a building with area 20,500 ft2 (1 904.5 m2) and wishes to pursue the Energy and Atmosphere Credit, Enhanced Commissioning. Who may be appointed as the Commissioning Authority (CxA) for the project?

• A.  A sub-consultant to the architecture or engineering firm but not a member of the design team
• B.  A subcontractor of the general contractor or construction manager but not a member of the construction team
• C.  An employee of the architecture or engineering firm but not a member of the design team
• D.  An employee or subcontractor of the general contractor or construction manager and a member of the construction team