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Understanding GRIHA 2019 Standards

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does GRIHA stand for?

a)

Green Research for Integrated Habitat Assessment

b)

Green Rating for Integrated Habitat Assessment

c)

Green Rating for Integrated Habitat Analysis

d)

Green Rating for International Habitat Assessment

2.

What is the primary objective of GRIHA?

a)

To discourage the use of renewable materials.

b)

To promote traditional construction methods.

c)

To promote sustainable building practices in India.

d)

To increase energy consumption in buildings.

3.

How many categories are there in GRIHA 2019?

a)

5

b)

3

c)

10

d)

7

4.

What is the significance of energy efficiency in GRIHA?

a)

Energy efficiency is crucial in GRIHA for reducing consumption, costs, and environmental impact.

b)

Energy efficiency is irrelevant to GRIHA's goals.

c)

Energy efficiency is only about aesthetics in building design.

d)

Energy efficiency increases energy consumption.

5.

What are the key components assessed in GRIHA?

a)

Soil quality assessment

b)

Transportation efficiency

c)

Waste management practices

d)

Key components assessed in GRIHA include site selection, water management, energy efficiency, materials, indoor environmental quality, and innovation.

6.

How does GRIHA promote sustainable building practices?

a)

GRIHA focuses solely on energy efficiency without considering materials.

b)

GRIHA is a certification body for non-eco-friendly construction projects.

c)

GRIHA promotes sustainable building practices through assessment frameworks, guidelines, and certification for eco-friendly construction.

d)

GRIHA promotes traditional building methods over modern sustainable practices.

7.

What is the role of renewable energy in GRIHA certification?

a)

Renewable energy is essential for reducing carbon emissions and achieving sustainability in GRIHA certification.

b)

Renewable energy is only relevant for non-certified buildings.

c)

Renewable energy increases carbon emissions in GRIHA certification.

d)

Renewable energy has no impact on sustainability in GRIHA certification.

8.

What is the minimum score required for GRIHA certification?

a)

40 points

b)

50 points

c)

30 points

d)

70 points

9.

How often is the GRIHA rating system updated?

a)

The GRIHA rating system is updated every year.

b)

The GRIHA rating system is updated every 10 years.

c)

The GRIHA rating system is updated approximately every 3 to 5 years.

d)

The GRIHA rating system is updated every 2 years.

10.

What are the benefits of becoming a GRIHA certified professional?

a)

No impact on project sustainability

b)

Benefits include enhanced knowledge, increased marketability, networking opportunities, and contribution to sustainable projects.

c)

Limited job opportunities

d)

Higher certification costs