Deck 3: Planning for Green From the Start
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Deck 3: Planning for Green From the Start
1
In any climate, placing a house with a large wall of unshaded windows facing ____ will significantly increase the cooling load.
A) north
B) south
C) east
D) west
A) north
B) south
C) east
D) west
west
2
Environmentally sensitive lands include land within ____ of any body of water.
A) 100 feet
B) 300 yards
C) 1/2 mile
D) 1 mile
A) 100 feet
B) 300 yards
C) 1/2 mile
D) 1 mile
100 feet
3
Sites with 25% or less of the property boundary adjacent to existing development are considered ____ developments.
A) edge
B) Greenfield
C) Bluefield
D) bordered
A) edge
B) Greenfield
C) Bluefield
D) bordered
edge
4
The price tag on ____ sites may be larger because of additional regulatory requirements and costs for demolition, soil remediation, and additional permitting or legal requirements.
A) edge
B) bordered
C) infill
D) Greenfield
A) edge
B) bordered
C) infill
D) Greenfield
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5
Mixed-use buildings contain a ____ that is typically on the ground level.
A) residential component
B) parking garage
C) storage area
D) commercial component
A) residential component
B) parking garage
C) storage area
D) commercial component
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6
____ is the removal of solids (i.e., sediment, soil, rock, and other particles) by wind, water, or ice in the natural environment
A) Corrosion
B) Erasure
C) Erosion
D) Deletion
A) Corrosion
B) Erasure
C) Erosion
D) Deletion
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7
____ is the flow of water that results from precipitation following rainfall or as a result of snowmelt.
A) Stormwater
B) Runoff
C) Erosion
D) Discharge
A) Stormwater
B) Runoff
C) Erosion
D) Discharge
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8
Stormwater pollution control is regulated by the Clean Water Act amendments of 1987. The amendments authorized the U.S. Environmental Protection Agency to expand the ____ program to cover storm water discharges.
A) National Pollution Deletion
B) National Pollutant Discharge Eliminated System
C) National Anti-Pollutant System
D) National Pollution Elimination System
A) National Pollution Deletion
B) National Pollutant Discharge Eliminated System
C) National Anti-Pollutant System
D) National Pollution Elimination System
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9
The primary method to control stormwater discharges is the use of ____.
A) BMPs
B) FMAs
C) SDPs
D) SWDs
A) BMPs
B) FMAs
C) SDPs
D) SWDs
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10
Whenever possible, permanent storm water systems should be designed and implemented to ____ stormwater.
A) re-route
B) store
C) eliminate
D) capture and reuse
A) re-route
B) store
C) eliminate
D) capture and reuse
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11
Excess nutrients from fertilizer runoff can cause ____ in which the algae population of an aquatic system grows exponentially within a short time period.
A) algal residue
B) decomposed blooms
C) algal blooms
D) sediment runoff
A) algal residue
B) decomposed blooms
C) algal blooms
D) sediment runoff
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12
Typically defined as having a grade of ____% or greater, steep slopes present serious erosion challenges and should be left undeveloped whenever possible.
A) 10
B) 20
C) 25
D) 30
A) 10
B) 20
C) 25
D) 30
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13
The practice of designing a home to utilize the sun's energy for heating and cooling is called ____ solar design.
A) passive
B) active
C) remissive
D) overt
A) passive
B) active
C) remissive
D) overt
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14
Passive solar uses natural methods of ____ and does not employ mechanical equipment.
A) air flow
B) heat flow
C) water flow
D) heat storage
A) air flow
B) heat flow
C) water flow
D) heat storage
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15
Although a true ____ exposure is desired to maximize solar contribution, it is neither mandatory nor always feasible.
A) northern
B) southern
C) eastern
D) western
A) northern
B) southern
C) eastern
D) western
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16
The ____ effect is the buildup of heat in an interior space caused by energy input through a transparent membrane (such as glass) and is why homes heat up on sunny days.
A) hothouse
B) insulation
C) greenhouse
D) sun storage
A) hothouse
B) insulation
C) greenhouse
D) sun storage
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17
A(n) ____ is an architectural feature that protects glazing from the sun.
A) cornice
B) gutter
C) corbel
D) overhang
A) cornice
B) gutter
C) corbel
D) overhang
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18
Plants cool the air through ____.
A) evapotranspiration
B) evaporation
C) transpiration
D) respiration
A) evapotranspiration
B) evaporation
C) transpiration
D) respiration
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19
According to the U.S. Green Building Council, a 100% increase in the size of a home yields an increase in annual energy usage of anywhere from ____, depending on the design, location, and occupants.
A) 5% to 25%
B) 10% to 35%
C) 15% to 50%
D) 25% to 55%
A) 5% to 25%
B) 10% to 35%
C) 15% to 50%
D) 25% to 55%
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20
Such techniques as altering ceiling heights, introduction of ____, construction of alcoves, and similar concepts can make a small house feel larger and frequently much more comfortable to live in than a large home.
A) track lighting
B) recessed lighting
C) natural light
D) storm windows
A) track lighting
B) recessed lighting
C) natural light
D) storm windows
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21
A good rule of thumb in right-sizing a home to make it Not So Big is to aim for about ____ less space than homeowners think they need but to budget about the same amount of money as they would have for their larger vision of home.
A) ten percent
B) a fourth
C) a third
D) one-half
A) ten percent
B) a fourth
C) a third
D) one-half
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22
A key feature of a Not So Big house or remodel is that it is designed for the way we ____.
A) should be living
B) want to live
C) adjust our lifestyle
D) really live
A) should be living
B) want to live
C) adjust our lifestyle
D) really live
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23
____ reduces the amount of pipe needed to supply fixtures as it saves energy and water by reducing hot water pipe runs.
A) Stacked plumbing
B) Layered plumbing
C) Double-jointed plumbing
D) Pre-plumbing
A) Stacked plumbing
B) Layered plumbing
C) Double-jointed plumbing
D) Pre-plumbing
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24
Most people spend over ____% of their lives indoors.
A) 60
B) 70
C) 80
D) 90
A) 60
B) 70
C) 80
D) 90
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25
When planning for a green remodeling project, ____ testing of the house using such tools as a blower door, duct blaster, and thermal imaging camera will provide you with information about hidden defects and provide a baseline of the house conditions against which you can measure the proposed and completed improvements.
A) duct
B) performance
C) insulation
D) HVAC
A) duct
B) performance
C) insulation
D) HVAC
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26
Match each statement with item below
-Relies on collaboration between all project stakeholders (the designer, builder, homeowner, and trade contractors) in the initial planning stages of a project.
A)Infill development
B)Charrette
C)Sun-tempered design
D)Integrated design
E)Glazing
F)Brownfield development
-Relies on collaboration between all project stakeholders (the designer, builder, homeowner, and trade contractors) in the initial planning stages of a project.
A)Infill development
B)Charrette
C)Sun-tempered design
D)Integrated design
E)Glazing
F)Brownfield development
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27
Match each statement with item below
-An intensive meeting very early in the design process that includes representatives of every discipline involved in designing and building the project.
A)Infill development
B)Charrette
C)Sun-tempered design
D)Integrated design
E)Glazing
F)Brownfield development
-An intensive meeting very early in the design process that includes representatives of every discipline involved in designing and building the project.
A)Infill development
B)Charrette
C)Sun-tempered design
D)Integrated design
E)Glazing
F)Brownfield development
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28
Match each statement with item below
-Previously developed sites contaminated by hazardous waste or pollution that require environmental remediation prior to reuse.
A)Infill development
B)Charrette
C)Sun-tempered design
D)Integrated design
E)Glazing
F)Brownfield development
-Previously developed sites contaminated by hazardous waste or pollution that require environmental remediation prior to reuse.
A)Infill development
B)Charrette
C)Sun-tempered design
D)Integrated design
E)Glazing
F)Brownfield development
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29
Match each statement with item below
-Sites surrounded by existing or planned development immediately adjacent to the property boundaries.
A)Infill development
B)Charrette
C)Sun-tempered design
D)Integrated design
E)Glazing
F)Brownfield development
-Sites surrounded by existing or planned development immediately adjacent to the property boundaries.
A)Infill development
B)Charrette
C)Sun-tempered design
D)Integrated design
E)Glazing
F)Brownfield development
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30
Match each statement with item below
-The transparent part of a wall or door assembly that is usually made of glass, or occasionally plastic.
A)Infill development
B)Charrette
C)Sun-tempered design
D)Integrated design
E)Glazing
F)Brownfield development
-The transparent part of a wall or door assembly that is usually made of glass, or occasionally plastic.
A)Infill development
B)Charrette
C)Sun-tempered design
D)Integrated design
E)Glazing
F)Brownfield development
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31
Match each statement with item below
-A strategy in which the house and most of the glazing are oriented toward the south.
A)Infill development
B)Charrette
C)Sun-tempered design
D)Integrated design
E)Glazing
F)Brownfield development
-A strategy in which the house and most of the glazing are oriented toward the south.
A)Infill development
B)Charrette
C)Sun-tempered design
D)Integrated design
E)Glazing
F)Brownfield development
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