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Integrative Strategies | BD+C

Total questions: 41

Worksheet time: 25mins

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Class
Date
1.

A project in pre-design stage is performing a simple box energy model. Which of the following factors should be considered to create the simple box energy model?

a)

All Regulated Loads

b)

Renewable Energy Systems

c)

All Energy Consuming Systems and Equipment

d)

All Un-Regulated Loads

e)

Strategies that have bigger impact on project energy usage

2.

Which of the following should a project team do with respect to discovery phase for water systems?

a)

Identify at least two on-site non-potable water source that could supply a portion of at least 4 demand components

b)

Identify at least one on-site non-potable water source that could supply a portion of at least 4 demand components

c)

Identify at least two on-site non-potable water source that could supply a portion of at least two demand components

d)

Identify at least one on-site non-potable water source that could supply a portion of at least two demand components

3.

Which of the following factors must project teams assess through simple box energy modelling before completion of schematic design in order to earn IP Credit Integrative Process?

a)

Assess Site Conditions

b)

At least two options for each of the seven aspects to evaluate energy load reduction strategies

c)

Assess thermal comfort ranges

d)

At least one load reduction strategy and one energy efficiency strategy

4.

Which action does a project team need to take in the discovery phase for water related systems to earn IP Credit Integrative Process?

a)

Quantify Indoor and Outdoor Water Use Reduction

b)

Identify at least one on-site, non-potable water source that could supply a portion of at least two demand components

c)

Quantify Indoor Water Use Reduction

d)

Quantify Outdoor Water Use Reduction

5.

Which of the following describes the best uses of developing a “simple box” energy model as part of preliminary energy research and analysis for integrative process credit? (Choose 2)

a)

To generate a basic distribution of energy uses and identify dominant energy loads.

b)

To analyse demand response strategies

c)

To generate a detailed distribution of energy uses and identify dominant energy loads.

d)

To analyse design alternatives for potential load reduction strategies

6.

A project team in Houston, Texas is scheduling to convene for a goal setting workshop in two weeks. Which of the following should occur prior to the goal setting workshop to successfully implement IP Credit Integrative Process? Choose 2)

a)

Conduct preliminary comparative energy modelling

b)

Evaluate possible energy strategies

c)

Conduct a preliminary water and energy research and analysis

d)

Conduct a preliminary water budget analysis

7.

Including which of the following project team members into MR Prerequisite Construction and Demolition Waste Management Planning early in the design phase will help later with earning the related credit MR Credit Construction and Demolition Waste Management?

a)

Contractor

b)

Owner

c)

Facility Manager

d)

Project Manager

e)

Occupants

8.

Which of the following data should be collected as part of discovery/preliminary data collection? (Choose 3)

a)

Location (distance from site), capacity, and type and level of treatment for the sewage system serving the site

b)

Microclimate, utility providers, and potential financial incentives

c)

Outdoor Water Demand

d)

Location, capacity, and type of water sources serving the site, such as reservoirs, aquifers, wells, lakes,etc.

9.

Which of the following must be associated with water budget under discovery phase – water related systems? (Choose 2)

a)

Understand Demand Response

b)

Quantity of water such as kGal, or liters

c)

Availability of non-potable water

d)

Quality of water such as kGal, or liters

e)

Amount of time, such as a week, month, or year

10.

Which of the following end uses should be analysed using simple box energy model? (Choose 3)

a)

Energy Recovery Heat

b)

Space heating

c)

Domestic hot water

d)

Cooling tower water

e)

Miscellaneous equipment

11.

Which of the following documents are prepared by designers to address Owner’s Project Requirements?

a)

BOD

b)

Design Document’s

c)

Project Specification’s

d)

OPR

12.

A healthcare project integrative design has developed a health mission statement and incorporated it in the OPR. Which of the following must the health mission statement address? (Choose 3)

a)

LEED Registration Details

b)

LEED Credits to meet the targeted certification level

c)

Health of building occupants

d)

The global environment

e)

The local community

13.

Before which project phase should energy and water systems research be integrated for the Integrative Process Credit?

a)

Evaluation

b)

Conceptual design

c)

Design development

d)

Schematic design

14.

As part of performing a simple box energy mode, an energy modeller is evaluating possible energy strategies for a building’s energy related systems. Which of the following aspects must be considered as part of this analysis to earn Integrative Process Credit? (Choose 3)

a)

Project Climate

b)

District Energy Systems

c)

Plug and process loads

d)

Thermal comfort ranges

e)

Programmatic and operational parameters

15.

How does the analyses from the integrative process credit assist projects?

a)

The analyses assist team members get a good grasp of project scope, budget and goals

b)

The analyses inform the owner’s project requirements (OPR), basis of design or BOD, design documents, and construction documents

c)

The analyses inform design documents, and construction documents

d)

The analyses inform the owner’s project requirements (OPR), and basis of design or BOD

16.

A project team has completed all the steps required to meet the Integrative Process Credit. Which of the following describes their last step to successfully document the credit?

a)

Energy and Water Analysis Reports

b)

Water Budget Analysis

c)

Energy Modelling Reports

d)

Integrative Process worksheet (energy and water analysis tabs)

17.

Which of the following information provides enough data for use in the Discovery Phase of Water Related Systems – Water Budget ?

a)

15,000 Gallons of Indoor Water Use, 12,000 Gallons for Outdoor Water Use, 5000 Gallons from non-potable water sources

b)

A month’s worth of data showing that 7,000 gallons of water will be used

c)

Data for HVAC Condensate

d)

Data showing building’s indoor fixtures water use of 20,000 gallons

18.

As part of performing a simple box energy mode, an energy modeller is evaluating possible energy strategies for a building’s energy related systems. Which of the following aspects must be considered as part of this analysis to earn Integrative Process Credit?

a)

Thermal comfort ranges, plug and process loads, and off-site parking

b)

Lighting levels, indoor water use demand, and proximity to public transportation

c)

Site conditions, massing and orientation, building envelope attributes

d)

Building envelope attributes, programmatic and operational parameters, and acoustics

19.

Which of the following documents are prepared by designers to address Owner’s Project Requirements?

a)

OPR

b)

BOD

c)

Project Specification’s

d)

Design Document’s

20.

As the project manager on a healthcare project, you were asked by the LEED AP to review the ANSI Consensus National Standard Guide 2.0 for Design and Construction of Sustainable Buildings and Communities. Which of the following LEED Project Areas can this knowledge applied to? (Choose 2)

a)

Create building operations training

b)

To familiarize with IP Prerequisite Integrative Project Planning and Design

c)

Collection of information about life cycle analysis of the building design

d)

To earn points for regional priority

e)

To familiarize with IP Credit Integrative Process

21.

A LEED NC Project is pursuing Credit Integrative Process. As part of discovery phase of energy related research, which of the following elements should the team not include?

a)

Potential building features

b)

Local climate

c)

Site conditions

d)

Local Rainfall data

22.

Which of the following should the project team need to document from the integrative charrette for IP Prerequisite Integrative Project Planning and Design? (Choose 2)

a)

Action plan from preliminary rating goals

b)

Roster of attendees from the integrative design charrette

c)

Narrative explaining how the health mission statement addresses the credit requirements

d)

Narrative describing how the budget and schedule impacted the credits selected and who is responsible for each credit

e)

Quality pledge from the design charrette

23.

Which of the following are examples of benefits of collaboration among team members? (Choose 2)

a)

Benefit all Phases with Life Cycle Approach

b)

Reduce Credit Interpretation Requests

c)

Reduce Costs and Change Orders

d)

Reduce LEED Certification Fees

e)

Earn Innovation Points

24.

Which of the following is the most important phase of the integrative process?

a)

Construction

b)

Detailed Design Phase

c)

Implementation Phase

d)

Discovery Phase

25.

Which of the following actions must a project team for a new construction project take for implementation of the Integrative Process Credit?

a)

Document how the analysis informed building and site design decisions in the project’s OPR and BOD

b)

Convene a goal setting workshop

c)

Use the analysis to perform Life Cycle Analysis of the project

d)

Use the simple box energy model for EA Credit Optimize Energy Performance

e)

Conduct a minimum four hour integrated design charrette

26.

In the integrative process, when is energy systems researched and analysed in comparison with water related systems?

a)

There is no particular order – The LEED Project Team may decide

b)

Energy Systems are researched and analysed first

c)

The energy and water systems should be analysed at the same time.

d)

Water Systems are researched first

e)

Water Systems are researched and analysed first

27.

A project pursuing LEED Certification is getting ready for a goal setting workshop. Which of the following should be the action items for the goal setting workshop? (Choose 3)

a)

Assigning responsibilities

b)

Setting a target certification level

c)

Collection of information about life cycle analysis of the building design

d)

Create building operations training

e)

Engagement of the owner and primary project team

28.

A project team in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania has completed preliminary energy & water research, and analysis for their new prospective LEED school project. What should be the project team’s next step?

a)

Document how the analysis informed the OPR and BOD

b)

Conduct a preliminary water budget analysis

c)

Document the analysis and submit it for pre-certification

d)

Gather occupant feedback

e)

Convene a goal setting workshop

29.

A project in Phoenix, Arizona is required to conduct a four hour integrated design charrette to optimize the integration of green strategies. Which of the following rating systems suits for the project?

a)

LEED BD+C: Schools

b)

LEED BD+C: New Construction

c)

LEED BD+C: Homes

d)

LEED BD+C: Healthcare

30.

Which of the following factors is a fundamental evaluation criterion for the prerequisite Integrative Project Planning and Design?

a)

Strategies that have bigger impact on project energy usage

b)

Sensitive Land

c)

Human health

d)

Cost-effective adoption of green design and construction strategies

31.

A healthcare project integrative design team conducted a preliminary LEED Meeting before schematic design. As part of the meeting, the team created a LEED Action Plan. Which of the following should be part of the LEED Action Plan? Choose 3

a)

Health Statement

b)

The LEED Certification Level to pursue

c)

LEED Credits to meet the targeted certification level

d)

Responsibility Matrix identifying parties to ensure the LEED Requirements

e)

List of Questions for USGBC Review Team

32.

A Healthcare project in Houston is assembling an integrative design team. Who among the following must be included in the integrative design team apart from the Owner, Designer and Builder? (Choose 2)

a)

Product Manufacturer

b)

Healthcare Equipment Vendor

c)

Healthcare Facility Staff

d)

Project Manager

e)

Construction Manager

33.

The project team is identifying at least one on-site, non-potable water source that could be used to offset water demand. Which of the following credits are they working on?

a)

WE Prerequisite Outdoor Water-Use Reduction

b)

We Credit Indoor Water-Use Reduction

c)

Integrative Process

d)

WE Prerequisite Indoor Water-Use Reduction

34.

A project team in Seattle, Washington for a new hospital is having an integrative design charrette to discuss the budget, schedule, and functional programmatic requirements as required for IP Prerequisite Integrative Project Planning and Design. Which of the following reference documents will assist the project team in this regard?

a)

International Standard ISO 14040–2006, Environmental management

b)

ANSI Consensus National Standard Guide© 2.0 for Design and Construction of Sustainable Buildings and Communities

c)

USGBC LEED BD+C Reference Guide

35.

A Which of the following should a project team do to meet the requirements of IP Prerequisite Integrative Project Planning & Design?

a)

Develop a health mission statement and incorporate it in the Owner’s Project Requirements (OPR)

b)

Use the analysis to perform Life Cycle Analysis of the project

c)

Develop a health mission statement and submit it for USGBC pre-approval

d)

Document how the analysis informed building and site design decisions in the project’s OPR and BOD

e)

Perform a site assessment during the pre-design phase

36.

Which of the following tools will assist the project team when conducting a preliminary energy research and analysis for Integrative Process Credit?

a)

eQuest

b)

U.S. EPA Target Finder

c)

Simple Energy Model

d)

ANSI Consensus National Standard Guide 2.0 for Design and Construction of Sustainable Buildings and Communities

37.

Apart from scope, owner goals, budget and schedule, which of the following aspects are also addressed as part of the initial integrative charrette for a healthcare project? ​ (Choose 3)

a)

Patients’ expectations

b)

Functional programmatic requirements

c)

Local Community

d)

The global environment

e)

Quality and performance expectations

38.

Which of the following should a project team do to meet the requirements of IP Prerequisite Integrative Project Planning & Design? (Choose 3)

a)

Develop a health mission statement and incorporate it in the Owner’s Project Requirements (OPR)

b)

Develop a health mission statement and submit it for USGBC pre-approval

c)

Create LEED Project Budget

d)

Assemble an integrated project team with minimum of four stakeholders apart from project owner and conduct a design charrette

e)

Create Preliminary Rating Goals

39.

Which of the following factors are taken into account while performing a water budget under discovery phase – water related systems? (Choose 3)

a)

The on-site supply sources

b)

Indoor & Outdoor Water Demand

c)

Metering Indoor and Outdoor water

d)

Process Water Demand

e)

Understand Demand Response

40.

A project team in Houston, Texas already convened for a goal setting workshop to evaluate the research done on water and energy related systems before hand. Which of the following should occur after the workshop? (Choose 2)

a)

Evaluate possible energy strategies

b)

Conduct a preliminary water budget analysis

c)

Evaluate possible energy strategies by conducting preliminary comparative energy modeling

d)

Conduct a preliminary water and energy research and analysis

41.

An energy modeller is assisting a project team with performing a simple box energy model in order to meet the requirements of Integrative Process Credit. Which of the following documents should be referred to engage this initial early research and analysis?

a)

ASHRAE AEDG

b)

ASHRAE 55

c)

ANSI Consensus National Standard Guide© 2.0for Design and Construction of Sustainable Buildings and Communities

d)

ASHRAE 90.1.2010 Appendix G