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Topic 4: Designing for Indoor Air Quality

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Why is maintaining and monitoring the heating, ventilation and air-conditioning (HVAC) system is important in a building?

a)

To reduce risk of getting sick building syndrome (SBS)

b)

To reduce risk of sanitary problem in the building

c)

To nurture good attitude and friendliness of occupants in the building

d)

To reduce risk of getting irritable bowel syndrome (IBS)

2.

What are the various types of natural ventilation approach that can be used in a building? (select ALL the right answers only)

a)

Use of cupola

b)

Use of roof window

c)

Use of tinted glazing

d)

Use of mechanical blind system

3.

What is a cupola in a building?

a)

Usually a small structure situated on top of larger roof or dome to admit light and air

b)

Outward opening window that is incorporated as part of the design of a roof to admit light and air

c)

Usually a louvered opening located in the roof’s overhang, work well as air inlets and outlets

d)

Unit ventilator fans on the outside wall of each room to circulate room air

4.

What is a roof window in a building?

a)

Usually a small structure situated on top of larger roof or dome to admit light and air

b)

Outward opening window that is incorporated as part of the design of a roof to admit light and air

c)

Usually a louvered opening located in the roof’s overhang, work well as air inlets and outlets

d)

Unit ventilator fans on the outside wall of each room to circulate room air

5.

What is a soffits vents in a building?

a)

Usually a small structure situated on top of larger roof or dome to admit light and air

b)

Outward opening window that is incorporated as part of the design of a roof to admit light and air

c)

Usually a louvered opening located in the roof’s overhang, work well as air inlets and outlets

d)

Unit ventilator fans on the outside wall of each room to circulate room air

6.

What is a mechanical ventilation in a building?

a)

Usually a small structure situated on top of larger roof or dome to admit light and air

b)

Outward opening window that is incorporated as part of the design of a roof to admit light and air

c)

Usually a louvered opening located in the roof’s overhang, work well as air inlets and outlets

d)

Unit ventilator fans on the outside wall of each room to circulate room air

7.

Why is glazing material selection of windows important in a building?  (select ALL the right answers only)

a)

Because it greatly influences the amount of heat gain and loss

b)

Because it greatly influences the amount of natural lighting that can enter the interior space

c)

Because it greatly influences the amount of wind that can enter the house

d)

Because it greatly influences the amount of water that can be used as cooling effect

8.

When do mechanical ventilation should be considered to be used in a space?

a)

When there is no window or openings to allow fresh air into the space

b)

When the space require more fresh air than it can sustain from the windows and opening available

c)

When there are already enough windows and openings to allow fresh air into the space

d)

When there is the need to make the space to look more interesting

9.

What are the different types of basic window treatment that can be used in a space?

a)

Curtains

b)

Draperies

c)

Blinds

d)

Cupola

10.

What is defined by active solar heating system?

a)

Systems which incorporate solar collection, storage, and distribution with the use of pumps, fans, heat pumps, and other mechanical equipment to transmit and distribute thermal energy via air or a liquid

b)

Systems which incorporate solar collection, storage, and distribution without the use of other mechanical equipment to transmit and distribute thermal energy via air or a liquid

c)

System which incorporate mechanical operation to provide protection against solar heat

d)

System which incorporate use of glazing material through introduction of color, tempered and others to allow solar heat gain.