LEED Exam / Exams / بواسطة handasatac /122 LEED Green Associate Sample Exam Questions 1 / 122 1. Project Surroundings and Public Outreach sections include A) Environmental impacts, Codes, values of sustainable design and Public building use B) Environmental impacts, Codes, values of sustainable design and Regional Design C) Environmental impacts, Codes, values of sustainable design and public perception D) None of the above 2 / 122 2. The material and Resource sections do NOT include A) Purchasing and declarations B) Life-cycle impacts C) Waste D) Demand Response 3 / 122 3. What is the most impactful way that a project can help to reverse contribution to climate change A) Choosing healthy building materials B) Reducing fossil-fuel based energy consumption C) Locating the project near diverse uses D) Using salvaged materials 4 / 122 4. The goals of LT (Location and Transportation) credits are to reward projects within A) Access to a variety of transportation options on sites with development constraints B) Relatively dense areas C) All of the above D) Near diverse uses 5 / 122 5. A green associate may be required to serve as a general advocate to A) All of the above B) None of the above C) Clients and team members D) The general public 6 / 122 6. Indoor water use reduction includes A) Water-efficient appliances B) Low flow fixtures C) Water-less fixtures D) All of the above 7 / 122 7. How can an architect make sure that the general contractor understands what products to include in a project A) Tell the contractor during the LEED charrette B) Select the materials to use in LEED online C) Include the specifications in the purchasing policy D) Send the contractor an email 8 / 122 8. A team wants to provide quality open space on the project site. Which of the following strategies should it consider A) A walking trail around the property B) A community garden located adjacent to the project boundary C) A private garden for company executives D) A water-detention pond 9 / 122 9. Indoor plumbing fixtures need to have which of the following labels for LEED A) WaterSense B) Building Green C) Green-e D) LEED Certified 10 / 122 10. Which of the following refers to a constructed rainwater control feature containing an engineered basin, soil, stone, and vegetation designed to reduce rainwater runoff and increase groundwater recharge A) Bioswale B) Dry pond C) Watershed D) Rain garden 11 / 122 11. Materials and Resources credits encourage A) Using government approved waste disposal methods B) Using used construction equipment C) Using materials and resources sold locally by a store near your project D) Using sustainable building materials and reducing waste 12 / 122 12. The current LEED certification process does NOT include A) All of these are included in the current certification levels B) Platinum C) Gold D) Bronze 13 / 122 13. is the energy derived from renewable sources located within the project site perimeter_____ A) Lighting power density B) Geothermal energy C) On-site renewable energy D) An REC 14 / 122 14. ______The iterative process, which means repeating, is associated with the A) triple bottom line B) integrative process C) life-cycle approach D) impact categories 15 / 122 15. _____Three characteristics of environmentally preferable materials include A) sustainably grown and harvested, known ingredients, and unknown country of origin B) sustainably grown and harvested, recycled content, and unknown ingredients C) known ingredients, intended end-of-life uses that divert waste from landfills, and no recycled content D) known ingredients, recycled content, and sustainably grown and harvested 16 / 122 16. The Montreal Protocol banned the production of CFC refrigerants and is phasing out ___ refrigerants A) CO B) HFC C) NH4 D) HCFC 17 / 122 17. When there are two or more rating systems that might be applicable to a project, how should the project team decide which rating system to use A) Use the 40/60 rule B) Choose the rating system that will result in the lowest certification costs C) Check with local code what rating system to use D) Choose the rating system that has the most regional priority credits 18 / 122 18. Codes that do Impact LEED includeSelect More than one answer A) ul electrical certification B) ISO 3103 C) Fire protection D) Mechanical 19 / 122 19. Credit categories can include A) All of the Above B) LT, SS, WE C) EA, MR, EQ D) IN, RP 20 / 122 20. In its solid waste management hierarchy, the EPA ranks ___ as the four preferred strategies for reducing waste A) source depletion, reclaim, renew, and waste-to-water B) recycling, reclaiming, renewable, and burning C) reduce, reuse, recycle, and waste-to-landfill D) source reduction, reuse, recycling, and waste-to-energy 21 / 122 21. LEED Site assessment include A) Environmental Assessment and Human impact B) Human impact and exterior lighting C) Environmental Assessment and rainwater management D) Environmental Assessment, Human impact and construction activity pollution prevention 22 / 122 22. Environmental concerns in energy and atmosphere do NOT include A) None of the above B) Sources and energy resources C) Global warming potential D) Greenhouse gases 23 / 122 23. Alternative and renewable energy practices must consider A) Demand response, Power reduction and Carbon offsets B) Demand response, Green Power and Carbon offsets C) Green Power, Power reduction and Carbon offsets D) Demand response, Green Power, Power reduction and Carbon offsets 24 / 122 24. Outdoor water use reduction does NOT include A) All of the Above B) Rainwater in irrigation C) Use of Native plants D) None of the Above 25 / 122 25. _____Source reduction relates to A) heat island effect B) energy reduction C) waste prevention D) rainwater runoff 26 / 122 26. A building owner wants to increase energy efficiency to lower the operating costs of a new building project. What strategy would help with this goal A) Provide daylighting B) Install all LED lighting C) Install triple-paned glass windows instead of double-paned glass windows D) Install a photovoltaic system on the roof 27 / 122 27. A green associate typically may be requested to help A) None of the above B) Document and Write project profiles, case studies and press releases C) Document and Write Project Profiles and Case Studies D) Document and Write Project profiles 28 / 122 28. During the integrative process a building owner decides to replace a low VOC ten-year carpet tile with a less expensive and higher VOC twelve-year carpet tile. Which of the following would be impacted b this change A) Indoor air quality B) Construction waste management C) Raw material sourcing D) Material reuse 29 / 122 29. Project Team Roles IncludeSelect More than one answer A) Planner B) Project Administrator C) Agent D) Owner 30 / 122 30. Occupant comfort, health and satisfaction can be improved with the use of A) Control-ability of systems B) Assessment/survey C) All of the above D) Quality of views 31 / 122 31. The checklist depicting the LEED credits for a project that should be filled out by a team is called the A) LEED checklist B) ECO charette C) None of the above D) LEED Scorecard 32 / 122 32. The minimum efficiency reporting value (MERV) filters range from low to high. A high MERV rating means what A) The greater the particulates captured by the filter B) It is certified for industrial use C) It has a longer lifespan D) The fewer the particulates captured by the filter 33 / 122 33. What is NOT a task typically assigned to a LEED Green Associate A) Assist in ensuring proper management of the documentation process B) Apply for the LEED AP project credit C) Assist project leader with LEED correspondence to other employees and contractors D) Assist other team members with sustainability goals 34 / 122 34. A floor covering that can be recycled into a new product at the end of its useful life would be what type of product A) Passive B) Cradle to grave C) Cradle to cradle D) Renewable 35 / 122 35. Limiting parking, providing bicycle storage, alternative-fuel facilities, and preferred parking for green vehicles are strategies for the ___ category A) Indoor Environmental Quality B) Alternative Transportation C) Innovation D) Location and Transportation 36 / 122 36. LEED BD+C: Healthcare includes A) All of the Above B) Licensed and Federal Patient Care Facilities C) Veterinary Offices and Clinics D) Assisted Living Facilities 37 / 122 37. A project team member is discussing adding soft surfaces to an exterior building room. What would be the result of doing this A) Improved daylighting B) Reduced contaminants C) Improved acoustics D) Reduced glare 38 / 122 38. A bioswale would be used to help earn credit in what LEED category A) Sustainable Sites B) Water Efficiency C) Indoor Environment Quality D) Energy and Atmosphere 39 / 122 39. What is the point range for a project to earn LEED Gold A) 60-69 B) 50-59 C) 60-79 D) 70-79 40 / 122 40. The location valuation factor values products and materials extracted, manufactured, and purchased within ___ of the project site at 200% of their base contributing cost A) 25miles (40 km) B) 200miles (320 km) C) 100miles (160 km) D) 50miles (80 km) 41 / 122 41. USGBC Mission is to transform the way buildings and communities are A) Designed B) All of the Above C) Operated D) Built 42 / 122 42. _____Installing underground parking can achieve synergies across multiple credits by reducing the environmental impacts of A) heat island effect and rainwater runoff B) light pollution and soil erosion C) soil erosion and ozone depletion D) ozone depletion and rainwater runoff 43 / 122 43. A total of ___ are available in the Innovation (IN) category A) one credit and five points B) three credits and six points C) two credits and six points D) one credit and four points 44 / 122 44. Testing agencies. LEED AP consultants, and project users are all types of A) Project team members B) Doctors C) Management positions D) Municipal jobs 45 / 122 45. A developer wants to make a profit by building a new office that maximizes daylighting and views. What actions might the developer take to fulfill all parts of the triple bottom line A) Pursue local grants and incentives B) Restore habitat onsite C) Purchase ergonomic furniture D) Provide lighting controllability for occupants 46 / 122 46. What statement is true regarding HydroFluroCarbons (HFCs) A) The HFC refrigerant group includes NH3, CO2, and propane B) Many HFCs have a significant global warming potential C) HFCs are scheduled to be banned under the Montreal Protocol D) HFCs have high ozone depletion potential 47 / 122 47. Project team members can include A) All of the Above B) Facility Managers C) Architects D) Engineers 48 / 122 48. LEED certification involves four main steps NOT including A) Review B) Certify C) Register D) Approve 49 / 122 49. Location and Transportation section includes A) Site Selection, Alternative Transportation and Water Use reduction B) Site Selection Only C) Site Selection and Alternative Transportation D) Alternative Transportation Only 50 / 122 50. Which of the following does NOT support users seeking alternative transportation options A) Providing preferred parking for green vehicles B) Including alternative-fuel facilities C) Installing bicycle storage D) Sharing parking among two or more buildings 51 / 122 51. After a building’s water usage is successfully reduced through efficient fixtures, irrigation, and nonpotable water use, the critical final step that must be done to track usage and identify leaks is ___ A) commission monthly inspections on all building mechanicals B) train facility staff to perform manual daily usage calculations C) install submeters on indoor water fixtures, process systems, and outdoor irrigation equipment D) begin submitting monthly reports to the water utility on daily water usage 52 / 122 52. What stakeholders help the project team understand the local contest, culture, and history of a project site A) Architect B) Local residents C) Cleaning contractor D) Rescale company 53 / 122 53. What is a stakeholder meeting A) An intense workshop to solve a problem or plan the design of something that includes the project team and stakeholders B) A meeting where engineers work together to discover new synergies C) A meeting where research is conducted about materials D) A meeting with everyone that has a vested interest in the outcome of a project 54 / 122 54. A LEED project is in the pre-design phase, and a previously developed site has already been selected. The team wants to project or restore habitat. Which of the following strategies should they consider A) Implementing a construction activity pollution plan B) Restoring compacted soils and revegetating C) Increasing the floor-to-area ratio of the building D) Using previous paving materials for the parking area 55 / 122 55. Reuse in Materials and Resources includes A) Building reuse, Interior reuse and energy reuse B) Building reuse, Interior reuse and Furniture reuse C) Building reuse, energy reuse and furniture reuse D) Building reuse, Interior reuse, energy reuse and Furniture reuse 56 / 122 56. Purchasing and Declarations should include A) EP (environmental plan) B) EPP (environmental preferable purchasing) C) EPC (environmental purchasing credit) D) EPC (environmental purchasing certificates) 57 / 122 57. What site selection would promote walkability and reduce vehicle distance traveled A) A site near a solar garden B) A site near mass transit C) A site with pedestrian access between diverse uses D) A site near public parking 58 / 122 58. In terms of the triple bottom line, the environmental component includes all of the following except A) Pollution prevention B) Health and well-being C) Recycling D) Resource preservation 59 / 122 59. are true statements about prerequisites in the LEED rating systems____ A) "Prerequisites are mandatory" and "three points are awarded for each prerequisite" B) "Prerequisites are mandatory" and "no points are awarded for prerequisites" C) "Prerequisites are optional" and "three free points are awarded for each prerequisite" D) "Prerequisites are optional" and "teams are not required to meet prerequisites if all other credits in the category are met" 60 / 122 60. Regional Emphasis should be placed on A) Sustainable sites and Energy Atmosphere B) Sustainable Sites only C) Sustainable Sites and Materials and Resources D) Sustainable Sites and Water efficiency 61 / 122 61. Life-cycle impacts includes A) Material attributes B) All of the above C) Design for flexibility D) Human and ecological health impacts 62 / 122 62. LEED interpretations are done A) At the end of the submittal process B) During the submittal process C) None of the Above D) Can be done after registration 63 / 122 63. Except for LEED BD+C: Core and Shell, at least _______% of the project’s gross floor area must be complete by the time of certification A) 70% B) 50% C) 60% D) 100% 64 / 122 64. Construction activity pollution prevention is planned during the A) All of the above B) Site assessment C) Site design and development D) None of the above 65 / 122 65. is the controlled admission of natural light into a space, used to reduce or eliminate electric lighting____ A) Daylighting B) Emissivity C) Solar reflectance index D) Glazing 66 / 122 66. Examples of Innovation credits (IN) A) Achieve significant, measureable environmental performance using an operations, maintenance or ystem upgrade B) Attempt a pilot credit available in the Pilot Credit Library C) Member of project team shall be a LEED Accredited Professional Building Design & Construction (LEED AP BD+C) D) All of the above 67 / 122 67. Which of the following site types is considered high-priority A) Previously developed land B) Area on or within fifty feet (fifteen meters) of a wetland C) Land with endangered habitat D) Historic district 68 / 122 68. _____The intent of the credits in the Water Efficiency (WE) category is to A) increase nonpotable water use B) increase the amount of potable water used for landscaping and industrial processes C) decrease potable water use D) limit the use of drinking water to bathrooms and kitchens only 69 / 122 69. Indoor environmental quality often concerns A) Indoor air quality, lighting and sound B) Outdoor air quality, charrettes and sound C) Indoor Air Quality, charrettes and lighting D) Outdoor air quality, lighting and sound 70 / 122 70. When project teams are designing aspects of the built environment, it is most important to consider the A) City where the project will be B) Systems in which the project will be located C) Neighborhood of the building's location D) Country where the project will occur 71 / 122 71. Integrative Strategies do NOT include A) Integrative Ride Sharing B) Integrative Project Team Members C) Integrative Process D) Standards that support LEED 72 / 122 72. Standards used in the LEED rating system include A) All of the above B) Breadth not depth of American Society of Heating C) Sheet Metal and Air Conditioning Contractors National Association [SMACNA] guidelines D) Refrigeration and Air-conditioning Engineers [ASHRAE] 73 / 122 73. What is an example of regenerative design A) A project with a community recycling program B) A building that uses rainwater onsite C) A building that generates electricity and sends the excess to the grid D) A net=zero energy building 74 / 122 74. All of the following are efficient uses of water for flush fixtures except A) Graywater B) Municipally-provided reclaimed water C) Potable water D) Rainwater 75 / 122 75. Good Preparation Areas A) Motels B) Inns C) Hotels D) Restaurants 76 / 122 76. The Integrative process includes the stages A) All of the above B) Design and Construction C) Occupancy, Operations, and Performance Feedback D) Discovery 77 / 122 77. How can an architect make sure that the general contractor understands what products to include in a project A) Send the contractor an email B) Select the materials to use in LEED online C) Include the specifications in the purchasing policy D) Tell the contractor during the LEED charrette 78 / 122 78. Water efficiency includes A) Indoor Water Use Only B) Outdoor water Use Only C) Outdoor Water use, Indoor Water Use and Water Performance Management D) Outdoor and Indoor Water Use Only 79 / 122 79. The structure of the LEED rating system contains credit categories, prerequisites, credits and/or _________ for LEED Certification A) Maximum Program Requirements B) Maximum Project Requirements C) Minimum Project Requirements D) Minimum Program Requirements 80 / 122 80. Products that meet ISO 14000 standards are A) Environmentally preferable B) Mercury-free C) FSC certified D) Pre-approved products for LEED 81 / 122 81. Indoor air quality measures do includeSelect More than one answer A) Glass Reuse B) Bleach Cleaning C) low-emitting materials D) Tobacco and smoke control 82 / 122 82. Water efficiency includes A) All of the above B) None of the above C) Outdoor water use D) Indoor water cost savings 83 / 122 83. What is the best way to create a baseline for waste diversion improvement A) Identify important stakeholders B) Install submeters C) Conduct a waste stream audit D) Establish a budget 84 / 122 84. Sustainable Sites Includes A) Site Design B) Site Development C) Site Assessment D) All of the above 85 / 122 85. The 40/60 rule in selecting the appropriate rating system states that A) All of the Above B) If a rating system is appropriate for more than 60% of the gross floor area of a LEED project building or space, then that rating system should be used C) If an appropriate rating system falls between 40% and 60% of the gross floor area, project teams must independently assess their situation and decide which rating system is most applicable D) If a rating system is appropriate for less than 40% of the gross floor area of a LEED project building or space, then that rating system should not be used 86 / 122 86. With regards to refrigerants what is a natural conflict between the prevention of ozone depletion and global warming A) Refrigerants that deplete the ozone layer are less efficient B) Refrigerants contain global warming gases C) Refrigerants that are neutral to the ozone layer are less efficient D) Refrigerants contain ozone layer gases 87 / 122 87. ______To achieve exemplary performance for an innovation credit, a project team must A) achieve all of the credits in a single category B) achieve all of the credits in the five categories: SS, WE, EA, MR, and EQ C) achieve double the credit requirements or the next incremental percentage threshold of an existing credit D) must conceive of an idea for an innovative credit that has never been used by a project team before 88 / 122 88. Achieving a “Silver” rating on a project requires A) 60-69 B) 70-79 C) 80-89 D) 50-59 89 / 122 89. ____A property whose use may be complicated by the presence or possible presence of a hazardous substance, pollutant, or contaminant is called a A) greenfield B) blackfield C) playground D) brownfield 90 / 122 90. ___The integrative process should be started A) after the design process begins B) before the design process begins C) after the bidding process is complete D) between the design and construction process 91 / 122 91. Energy performance management items include A) Automation controls B) None of the above C) Operations and management D) All Of the above 92 / 122 92. Energy efficiency credits include A) All of the above B) Operational energy efficiency C) Commissioning and energy auditing D) Basic concepts of design 93 / 122 93. To transform the way buildings and communities are designed, built, and operated, enabling an environmentally and socially responsible, healthy, and prosperous environment that improves the quality of life' denotes which of the following A) USGBC's 2013-2015 strategic plan B) USGBC's mission C) The purpose of LEED online D) USGBC's vision 94 / 122 94. _____is a critical step to report how much water is being used by systems and fixtures and identify leaks or other inefficiencies A) Hiring a commissioner B) Installing submeters C) Meeting monthly with facilities staff to review water end-use reports D) Using the WaterSense Water Budget Tool 95 / 122 95. What is the scope of the Protect and Restore water Resources impact category A) GHG Emissions Reduction by Embodied Energy of Water Reduction and GHG Emissions Reduction from Materials and Water Embodied Energy Use B) Protection and Restoration of Water Regimes and Natural Hydrological Cycles and Local Biodiversity Habitat Protection and Open Spares C) Water Conservation, Water Quality Protection, and Protection and Restoration of water Regimes and Natural Hydrological Cycles D) Water Quality Protection, GHG Emissions Reduction from Materials and Water Embodied Energy Use, and Protect, Enhance and Restore Biodiversity and Ecosystem Services 96 / 122 96. In the Location and Transportation (LT) category, projects fulfilling the first credit, LEED for Neighborhood Development Location____ A) are required to fulfill all the other credits in the category B) are required to have one LEED AP on the project team C) are not eligible to earn other credits in the category D) automatically get certified as LEED ND 97 / 122 97. Energy and Atmosphere section does NOT include A) Alternative and Renewable energy practices B) Building Loads C) None of the above D) Environmental concerns 98 / 122 98. Adjustable window shades give occupants control over excessive A) Energy use B) Brightness C) Thermal heat D) Cost 99 / 122 99. ______ASHRAE 62.1-2010 is the standard used by LEED to create the baseline for A) ventilation design and indoor air quality B) water efficiency C) thermal comfort D) indoor air contaminants and thermal comfort 100 / 122 100. A brownfield site is a site that___ A) that does not receive enough rain and sunlight and therefore has mostly brown or no grass B) requires remediation to make it safe enough for occupancy C) is priced at a premium due to the fact hat petroleum has been found on the site within the last ten years D) is a foreclosed site put up for auction by the government 101 / 122 101. Space usage in the LEED rating system does NOT include A) Shared Multi-Occupant Spaces B) Private Office C) Individual Space D) Parking Spaces 102 / 122 102. A ___, generally held at the beginning of the project, is the process that brings together the project team with stakeholders and outside experts for creative thinking and collaboration and to assist in establishing goals A) stakeholder meeting B) charrette C) small task group D) team meeting 103 / 122 103. The installation of water submeters in a building will provide the facility manager with the ability to do each of the following EXCEPT A) Track consumption B) Pinpoint leaks C) Evaluate the quality of captured rainwater D) Determine fixture performance 104 / 122 104. What credits promote better building energy performance through innovative strategies A) Energy and Atmosphere B) Sustainable Sites C) Location and Transportation D) Materials and Resource 105 / 122 105. Which of the following are strategies for conserving potable water A) Installing a dual flush toilet B) Installing a bioretention pond C) Increasing the infiltration of runoff D) Installing an onsite septic system 106 / 122 106. Which approach emphasizes connections and communication among professionals and stakeholders throughout the life of a project A) Single-minded approach B) Life-cycle approach C) Systems thinking D) Integrative process 107 / 122 107. _____The purpose of the design case in the Water Efficiency (WE) category is to A) show that the project is designed for the efficient use of water throughout B) show that innovative water conservation practices have been used to achieve savings C) show that the project design will achieve significant reductions in water use from the baseline water use calculation D) list the names and occupations of the project designers 108 / 122 108. Site design and development includesSelect More than one answer A) Exterior lighting B) Recycled product usage C) Waste dumping procedures D) Heat Island reduction 109 / 122 109. When applying for innovation credits, a project team A) May submit a product or strategy that is being used in an existing LEED® credit B) receive a credit for each LEED AP® that is on the project team C) Cannot submit any previously awarded innovation credit D) May receive credit for performance that doubles a credit requirement threshold 110 / 122 110. Waste in Materials and Resources is generated by A) Construction and demolition; maintenance and renovation B) Construction and demolition; maintenance and renovation; operations C) Maintenance and renovation; operations D) Construction and demolition 111 / 122 111. Which specialty credential is for professionals involved in any aspect of residential building and design A) LEED AP Homes B) LEED AP ID+C C) LEED AP O+M D) LEED AP ND 112 / 122 112. A(n) ___ is an individual on the project team who is granted actual authority by the owner to register the project and accept the certification A) green rater B) agent C) project administrator D) LEED Provider 113 / 122 113. LEED ID+C: Retail includesSelect More than one answer A) Storage Areas that Support Customer Service B) Direct Customer Service Areas (showroom) C) Parking Lots D) Good Preparation Areas 114 / 122 114. Money saving incentives for green building include A) Soft Costs only B) Hard Costs only C) Hard costs, soft costs and life-cycle improvement D) Hard and Soft Costs 115 / 122 115. This is the most important phase of the integrative process A) Occupancy, Operations, and Performance Feedback B) Design and Construction C) Discovery D) Design and Contracting 116 / 122 116. A team for a school project is reviewing potential site locations and building designs. What would have the greatest impact on improving test scores for the students A) Including an indoor swimming pool B) Locating the building in a walkable neighborhood C) Installing low-emitting furniture and desks D) Orienting the building to maximize daylighting 117 / 122 117. What LEED rating system addresses exterior site maintenance programs A) LEED BD+C: Core and Shell B) LEED BD+C: New Construction C) LEED BD+C: Schools D) LEED O+M: Existing Buildings 118 / 122 118. ANSI/ASHRAE/IESNA Standard ___ sets the baseline case for minimum energy efficiency to be used in EA Prerequisite—Minimum Energy Performance and EA Credit—Optimize Energy Performance A) 90.1-2010 B) 55-2010 C) 62.1-2010 D) 52.2-2007 119 / 122 119. How can a project team in a hot climate reduce a building’s energy use and increase daylighting A) By siting the building in an area surrounded by other buildings that can provide shade B) By installing appropriately sized and located windows C) By locating private offices along the perimeter of the building walls D) By installing glass over the entire exterior of the building 120 / 122 120. A building product disclosure and optimization includes A) Raw materials sourcing; material ingredients; environmental product B) Raw materials sourcing; material ingredients; purchase receipts C) Finished product sourcing; material ingredients; environmental product disclosure D) Material ingredients; purchase receipts; environmental product disclosure 121 / 122 121. A Split Review (submitting part of your application at the conclusion of your project’s design phase, and the rest at the conclusion of construction) applies to A) LEED BD+C B) LEED ND C) LEED O+M D) LEED ID+C 122 / 122 122. Which of the following statements regarding LEED interpretations is NOT true A) LEED interpretations can be applied to multiple projects B) LEED interpretations are reviewed by LEED committees comprised of member-selected green building practitioners and USGBC staff C) LEED interpretations are used to add new requirements to the LEED rating system D) LEED interpretations are an opportunity to contribute to LEED in a significant way Your score is Restart quiz
