Online Access Free LEED-AP-Homes Practice Test

Which of the following is a desired outcome of a LEED for Homes design charrette?

• A.Schematic design of the project
• B.Completed Green Development Plan in accordance with the Enterprise Community Partners' Green Development Plan
• C.Completed checklist of LEED for Homes credits to pursue
• D.Integrated green strategies across all aspects of the building design

A project team for a home in a small town is pursuing LEED certification. The home is designed with the following site characteristics:
* The lot is square.
* Three sides of the square lot border undeveloped land.
* The previous home covering 78% of the lot is deconstructed and the new LEED home will be built in its place.
* One full side of the square lot borders a home that was built 10 years before the LEED project.
Compliance with which of the following options, if any, will qualify the home for Location and Transportation Credit, Site Selection?

• A.Infill and Previously Developed
• B.Previously Developed only
• C.Infill only
• D.None, this home does not comply with Location and Transportation Credit, Site Selection

After the HVAC contractor has completed the rough-in installation of all air handling equipment, what step should be taken to achieve Indoor Environmental Quality Credit, Contaminant Control during construction?

• A.Flush the building for 48 hours
• B.Install temporary fans throughout the house
• C.Seal off all duct boots and vents
• D.Open all the windows in the house

Which of the following areas may be considered open space to obtain Location and Transportation Credit, Site Selection, Option 3: Open Space when located within 1/2 mile (800 meters) of a LEED for Homes project?

• A.A half-acre (0.2 hectare) playground covered primarily with softscape
• B.A very large pond and deck adjacent to an eighteen-hole golf course
• C.A mile-long (1,600 meter-long) beach accessible through an adjacent private property
• D.A half-acre (0.2 hectare) city park to the north and half-acre (0.2 hectare) public dog park to the south

In addition to testing envelope leakage for energy impacts, a blower door test can be used in attached housing projects to evaluate:

• A.Potential for environmental tobacco smoke and odor contamination
• B.Flow rate of local exhaust and supply fans or hoods
• C.Quantity of moisture transfer through common wall systems
• D.Effectiveness of non-toxic strategies designed to control pests