Exam 3: Green Construction
Exam 1: Organization of the Industry28 Questions
Exam 2: Working in the Industry21 Questions
Exam 3: Green Construction29 Questions
Exam 4: Jobsite Safety31 Questions
Exam 5: Safety With Ladders, Scaffolds, and Machines20 Questions
Exam 6: Whole Numbers20 Questions
Exam 7: Decimals21 Questions
Exam 8: Fractions21 Questions
Exam 9: Linear Measure24 Questions
Exam 10: Percent Percentage17 Questions
Exam 11: Area and Volume28 Questions
Exam 12: Right Angles10 Questions
Exam 13: Combined Operations12 Questions
Exam 14: Hand Tools-Selection, Use and Care25 Questions
Exam 15: Power Tools-Selection, Use, and Care21 Questions
Exam 16: Fasteners21 Questions
Exam 17: Rigging21 Questions
Exam 18: Views10 Questions
Exam 19: Scales16 Questions
Exam 20: Alphabet of Lines16 Questions
Exam 21: Use of Symbols20 Questions
Exam 22: Plan Views13 Questions
Exam 23: Elevations10 Questions
Exam 24: Sections and Details10 Questions
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The__________includes a list of all the materials and products used to build the house as well as manufacturer printed literature; this resource aids homeowners in operating and maintaining the home so that its green features perform effectively. The __________ compiles this resource for every green home.
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reference manual, building team
The pollution inside a home comes from the earth beneath the house, the materials used to build the house, byproducts of operating the house, and the things people bring into the house. With such sources of pollutants in mind, list six specific substances that can contribute to poor air quality inside a home.
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Answers will vary. Responses may include a combination of any of the following substances: radon water vapor formaldehyde benzene volatile organic chemicals (VOCs) carbon dioxide carbon monoxide
List five questions that builders should ask when working to determine whether a building material or product is green.
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Answers will vary. Responses may include a combination of any of the following questions: Does the material save energy?
Will the material last a long time or help the house last a long time?
Is the product safe to use inside a house, or will it contribute to poor indoor air quality?
Can the material be recycled?
Was the product made locally?
Was the material a product of low energy, low water use manufacturing?
The __________ minimizes the amount of waste that ends up in landfills and saves money in trash hauling and dumping fees.
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Green homes require more water for owner use and irrigation than ordinary homes.
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The __________ play the biggest role in how a green home performs over time; their actions impact how much energy and water are used.
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The most important element of green construction is that it is a(n) __________ approach to building.
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About __________ of all energy consumed in the US is used in homes for heating, cooling, lighting, hot water, appliances and electrical devices.
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Flashing installed with a large gap off the roof surface will prevent leaks during windy rainstorms and, therefore, prevents rot inside the attic of the green-built home.
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The first step to keeping the indoor environmental quality good is to__________ the pollutants that enter the house. The second step is an effective __________ system.
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Green homes are designed and built to manage water at the roof, siding, and foundation so the house will last a very long time.
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The EPA estimates that 20,000 people die each year due to radon-caused __________.
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Green building seeks to frame houses, wire circuits, and plumb bathrooms in ways that simply meet the minimum requirements of building codes.
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Explain why green building is desirable for homeowners and their communities.
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A __________ is a set of standards for green building practices that are followed by the building team and verified by an independent third party.
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Explain the special considerations builders must take into account as they seek to employ green building practices.
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Few professionals in the green home building field feel that green building practices will become standard building practices in the near future.
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The US Environmental Protection Agency estimates that the quality of the air inside a home can be ___________________.
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List three renewable energy sources that can be used in green-built houses to reduce reliance on non-renewable fossil fuels.
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__________ building is the process of designing and building a home that minimizes its impact on the environment both during construction and over its useful life.
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