A) LEED B) ISO 14001 C) BREEAM D) FSC
A) Energy used for on-site electricity generation B) Energy needed for artificial lighting C) Total energy required to produce, transport, and install the material D) Energy consumed by building occupants
A) To optimize energy efficiency and performance B) To overheat the building C) To limit natural ventilation D) To increase energy wastage
A) Reduces waste in landfills B) Creates more pollution C) Raises construction costs D) Increases carbon footprint
A) Gasoline-powered generator B) Coal-powered generator C) Solar panels D) Nuclear reactor
A) To maximize natural light and minimize heat gain B) To hinder natural ventilation C) To increase energy costs D) To encourage heat loss
A) Artificial wall covering with toxic materials B) Wall painting with lead-based paint C) Plants grown on vertical surfaces for aesthetic and air quality benefits D) Unused wall space without any insulation
A) Passive cooling B) Running air conditioners at full capacity C) Adding more heat-generating equipment D) Blocking cross ventilation
A) Traditional design B) Minimalist design C) Biophilic design D) Industrial design
A) Supporting pollution B) Encouraging resource depletion C) Setting standards for sustainable construction practices D) Promoting energy inefficiency
A) NABERS B) Green Globe C) Energy Star D) WELL Building Standard
A) Reduce stormwater runoff and filter pollutants B) Increase water pollution C) Enhance flood risk D) Encourage soil erosion
A) High-performance windows B) Single-pane windows C) Inefficient HVAC systems D) Leaky doors
A) For faster building deterioration B) To increase occupants' exposure to toxins C) To improve indoor air quality and reduce health risks D) To promote air pollution
A) Ignore energy consumption patterns B) Increase energy wastage C) Promote excessive energy use D) Monitor energy consumption and optimize usage
A) Rain disposal B) Thunderstorm capture C) Water wastage D) Rainwater harvesting
A) Plastic B) Steel C) Bamboo D) Asbestos
A) A building that generates as much energy as it consumes B) A building reliant on non-renewable energy sources C) A building with excessive energy wastage D) A building with no energy efficiency measures
A) Disrupt wildlife habitats B) Increase air pollution C) Mitigate urban heat island effect D) Contribute to deforestation
A) Constant water flow fixtures B) Low-flow fixtures C) High-flow fixtures D) Leaky faucets |