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Sustainability T-Levels

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What percentage of materials delivered to site end up in landfill without ever being used?

a)

13%

b)

23%

c)

32%

d)

72%

2.

Ensuring good air quality, soil quality, water quality and natural drainage are all methods of...

a)

Making maximum profit from a project

b)

Implementing economic sustainability

c)

Protecting the customer's/ stakeholder's interests

d)

Protecting the environment

3.

The most efficient way to implement sustainability into a construction project, is to include it in which phase of the process?

a)

Construction phase

b)

Design phase

c)

Commissioning phase

d)

Evaluation phase

4.

Reducing energy consumption and reliance on fossil fuels is a key focus of the construction sector. The uptake and adoption of renewable energy systems is growing in the UK.

a)

True

b)

False

5.

BREEAM uses a third party certification scheme to assess the environmental & social performance of an asset. Which other factor's performance does it assess?

a)

Educational

b)

Engineering

c)

Economic

d)

Egalitarian

6.

Which one of these is NOT one of the three pillars of construction sustainability?

a)

Economic

b)

Social

c)

Technological

d)

Environmental

7.

SIPs are a sustainable prefab, modern method of construction. But what does SIPs stand for?

a)

Super Insulated Panels

b)

Structural Insulated Panels

c)

Strong Insulated Panels

d)

Stored Insulated Panels

8.

Which one of these is NOT a method of sustainable drainage or a way of reducing flood risk?

a)

SUDS

b)

Rainwater Harvesting

c)

Green Roofs

d)

SIPs

9.

Which one of these is NOT a sustainable method of reducing water usage?

a)

Taking less showers

b)

Spray taps

c)

Repairing leaks

d)

Low-volume flush toilets

10.

Which environmental law was introduced to protect and improve our environment as well as to control hazards to health?

a)

The Clean Air Act

b)

The Environmental Protection Act

c)

The Climate Change Act

d)

The Water Act

11.

Which environmental law sets out targets for reducing emissions in the UK?

a)

The Clean Air Act

b)

The Environmental Protection Act

c)

The Climate Change Act

d)

The Water Act

12.

What is the WEEE Regs 2013 concerned with?

a)

The correct and safe disposal of many types of electrical items

b)

The correct and safe disposal of many types of BSE items

c)

The correct disposal of domestic electronics only

d)

The correct disposal of industrial electronics only

13.

You must follow the rules on storing oil if you have an oil storage container with a capacity of...

a)

Over 101 litres

b)

Over 201 litres

c)

Over 301 litres

d)

Over 401 litres

14.

Which of these is NOT a consequence of following environmental legislation?

a)

Criminal liabilities (fines or imprisonment)

b)

Suspension or loss of licence to operate

c)

Adverse publicity

d)

Removal or suspension of driving license

15.

A SAP takes places before an EPC is calculated. But what are SAPs and EPCs?

a)

Standard Assessment Procedure/ Energy Performance Certificate

b)

Standard Assessment Procedure/ Environmental Performance Certificate

c)

Standard Arrangement Procedure/ Energy Performance Certificate

d)

Standard Assessment Programme/ Energy Performance Certificate

16.

Ensuring that materials can be reused/ recycled, and that buildings can be repurposed, is to consider the building's...

a)

Water consumption

b)

Economic situation

c)

Life-Cycle

d)

Present occupants

17.

Which type of innovative sustainable design incorporates high grade insulation, glazing orientated to the suns path, a heat recovery ventilation system and a thermal bridge free design?

a)

Ground Source Heat Pumps

b)

Micro-wind turbines

c)

Passivhaus

d)

Hydrogen fuel cells

18.

What is the name for a sustainable construction method designed to facilitate efficient planning, maximise value and reduce waste throughout a project?

a)

Lean construction

b)

Mean construction

c)

Bean construction

d)

Keen construction

19.

JiT and BIM are often used to maximise a construction project's ability to achieve...

a)

Passivhaus

b)

Environmental law compliance

c)

Lean construction

d)

Listed Building Consent

20.

Grade I, Grade II* and Grade II are classifications of...

a)

BIM

b)

VR/ AR

c)

Ladders

d)

Listed buildings/ heritage sites

21.

Is Solar PV a high, low or zero carbon technology?

a)

High

b)

Low

c)

Zero

d)

None of these

22.

Are Biomass Boilers a high, low or zero carbon technology?

a)

High

b)

Low

c)

Zero

d)

None of these

23.

What is the SWMP Regs?

a)

Site Work Management Plans

b)

Site Waste Management Plans

c)

Site Waste Monitored Plans

d)

Site Welfare Management Plans

24.

Is Solar Thermal a high, low or zero carbon technology?

a)

High

b)

Low

c)

Zero

d)

None of these

25.

Waste segregation plans would be highlighted in a company's...

a)

BIM

b)

SWMP

c)

WEEE

d)

BREEAM

26.

Are thermal power stations a high, low or zero carbon technology?

a)

High

b)

Low

c)

Zero

d)

None of these

27.

Is Hydroelectricity a high, low or zero carbon technology?

a)

High

b)

Low

c)

Zero

d)

None of these

28.

Is Electricity a high, low or zero carbon energy?

a)

High

b)

Low

c)

Zero

d)

It could be high, low or zero depending on how it's generated

29.

Fluorinated greenhouse gases (F gases) are extremely harmful to the environment and must be disposed of correctly. What household appliance can contain F-Gases?

a)

Microwave

b)

Central Heating Boiler

c)

Refrigerator

d)

Gas oven

30.

Smart meters, sensors and automated building controls are ways of improving sustainability in homes. What is the collective acronym for these technologies?

a)

JiT

b)

IoT

c)

BIM

d)

BREEAM