USGBC LEED AP Interior Design + Construction (LEED AP ID+C) V4 - LEED-AP-ID-C FREE EXAM DUMPS QUESTIONS & ANSWERS

A. Submit documentation as is B. Request that the room be repainted with compliant paint C. Unattempt the credit D. Obtain current certifications for the wall and ceiling paints

A. Providing operable windows B. Incorporating evaporative cooling C. Using multiple small packaged units D. Purchasing carbon offsets

A. Indoor Environmental Quality Credit, Daylight B. Energy and Atmosphere Credit, Renewable Energy Production C. Energy and Atmosphere Credit, Green Power and Carbon Offsets D. Materials and Resources Credit, Interiors life-cycle impact reduction

A. Sawdust from a lumber mill used to make composite board B. Aluminum cans used to make sheet metal C. Glass manufacturing scraps (culls) that are used to create new glass D. Plastic bottles that are used to create upholstery fabric

A. Location and Transportation Credit, Access to Quality Transit B. Indoor Environmental Quality Credit, Indoor Air Quality Assessment C. Energy and Atmosphere Credit, Advance Energy Metering D. Energy and Atmosphere Credit, Green Power and Carbon Offsets

A. Discovery and design; construction and occupancy; post occupancy and operations B. Pre-design and design; construction and pre-occupancy; post occupancy and operations C. Discovery; design and construction; occupancy; operations and feedback D. Pre-design and design; construction and occupancy; post occupancy and operations

A. Switching from municipally supplied potable water to potable well water on-site B. Reducing process water demand by assessing kitchen and laundry equipment selection and operational.schedules C. Reducing irrigation needs by planting native species and drought-tolerant species D. Reducing potable water supply by limiting occupant access to drinking fountains and public restrooms

A. Helps project team members understand the rating system B. Authors the Owner's Project Requirements (OPR) document C. Runs weekly construction meetings D. Determines the LEED certification status of the project

A. default costs, 40% of total construction cost B. actual costs, furniture included C. default costs, 30% of total construction cost D. actual costs, furniture optional

A. Providing a narrative of one plug load reduction B. Providing calculations of only the plug load reduction C. Providing explanations of at least two plug load reduction strategies D. Providing detailed comparative energy model before completing schematic design to evaluate energy load reduction strategies