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(Choose 1) *
a) Reduce impact on nocturnal environment b) Reduce lighting energy consumption
c) Reduce lighting wattage d) To turn off non-emergency lighting
Option D is a means of complying with light pollution reduction, not the objective. The
purpose of reducing exterior light pollution is to enhance the nocturnal environment and to
increase night sky access.
2. Which of the following types of energy meters enhance continuous monitoring and
performance of a factory building? (Choose 1) *
a) Energy meter for chilled water consumption b) Energy meter for pumping grey
water c) Energy meter for pumping municipal water d) All of the above
Refer to the metering credit under Energy Conservation in IGBC’s guidelines for Green Factory
Buildings.
4. What comfort temperatures are to be achieved in IGBC Green Factory Buildings? (Choose
1) *
a) 28 +/- 2 deg C b) 24 +/- 2 deg C c) 22 +/- 2 deg C d) 26 +/- 2 deg C
According to ECBC (revised version May 2008) / ASHRAE 90.1-2004 standards, a factory’s
whole building simulation should use comfort temperatures of 28 +/- 2 deg C.
Options C and D, though related to energy efficiency, are predominantly indoor air quality
issues.
6. Which of the following refrigerants effectively addresses both direct and indirect adverse
impacts on environment? (Choose 1) *
a) NH3 b) CFC c) HCFC - 22 d) HCFC – 123
NH 3 is a natural refrigerant with zero ODP (ozone depletion potential) and zero GWP
(global warming potential).
7. What is a LEED project boundary? (Choose 1) *
a) Project site submitted for LEED certification b) Total site area c) Building
footprint d) Built-up area
The project team determines whether the LEED project boundary is a portion of the
development or the total project area, which they then submit for LEED certification. This
must be consistent throughout the calculations for all of the credits.
Native or adaptive plants are adapted to the local environment and require little or no
irrigation or pesticides. They restore the ecosystem because of their indigenous nature.
This marks the end of section I (Green Building Design & Construction) and the
start of Section II.
9. Which of the following buildings need not comply with the ECBC code? (Choose 1) *
a) Manufacturing units b) Sustainable buildings using renewable energy c) Office
buildings d) Commercial buildings
10. How many distinct climate zones are there in India as per ECBC? (Choose 1) *
a) 7 b) 8 c) 5 d) 4
11. Which standard should carpet systems meet in order to limit VOC emissions? (Choose 1) *
a) Green Label b) Green Seal c) Green-e d) None of the above
Carpet systems must meet or exceed the Carpet and Rug Institute Green Label Indoor Air
Quality Test Program.
12. Which of the following applies to the quality of treated wastewater in an IGBC Green
Factory Building? (Choose 1) *
a) Central pollution control board b) Environmental Protection Agency c) Tertiary
standards d) Local government regulations
The treated wastewater for reuse must conform to the quality standards as prescribed by the
Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB).
14 Which of the following methods are permissible under ECBC prescriptive requirements to
calculate the interior LPD? (Choose 2) *
a) Performance rating method b) Prescriptive method c) Building area method
d) Space function method
Under the prescriptive requirements of ECBC, building area method and space function
method can be followed.
Wetlands are defined either by ENVIS or state or local rule, whichever is more stringent.
16. Which organization defines the zoning of projects and specifies requirements for each zone
to reduce exterior lighting pollution? (Choose 1) *
a) IESNA b) ASHRAE c) ISHRAE d) CPDP
This marks the end of section II (Building Standards and Codes) and the start of
Section III.
17. A project team is planning a new construction building where the developer has no control
over the interior fit-out. Under which rating system should this project apply for green building
certification? (Choose 1)*
a) LEED for New Construction (LEED NC) b) LEED India for Core & Shell c) IGBC
Green Homes d) IGBC Green Factories
When the developer has no control over the tenant fit-out and only on the core and shell of a
new construction building, the building typically falls under LEED CS.
18. Which specific programs are available under LEED India? (Choose 2) *
a) New Construction b) Factories c) Core & Shell d) SEZ
LEED India NC and LEED India CS are only programs under LEED India. Green Factory
Buildings and Green Homes are IGBC rating systems and do not carry the LEED trade mark.
IGBC Green SEZ is only in the pilot phase.
19. At what stage can the project team access credit templates for submission? (Choose 1) *
a) Registration b) Pre-certification c) Appeal d) 1st Submission
Registration is the initial step and it helps establish contact with IGBC and provides access to
the required documents, templates, important communications and other necessary
information.
20. Which of the following is NOT a criterion by which the fee for IGBC Green Homes
certification varies? (Choose 1)*
a) Multifamily or single family housing b) 120 sq.m or 1000 sq.m c) Founding IGBC
member or non-member d) Project duration
22. During which phases will the IGBC carry out physical verification of a project? (Choose 2) *
a) During design b) During construction c) Prior to the award of a rating d)
Prior to the process of review
To ensure implementation of all features considered during the design stage, IGBC will carry
out physical verification in two phases: 1) during construction, to verify installation of envelope
measures (wall, roof, glass etc) and other features and 2) prior to award of the rating.
Green building decisions made during pre-design phase help to set the project direction and
are cost-effective over the life of the project.
24. How many IGBC APs are allowed to work on a project? (Choose 1) *
a) 1 b) 2 c) 5 d) Any number
If the project team feels that it deserves the points for the denied credit in the final review,
then the project team has an option to appeal. Refer to the IGBC website.
This marks the end of Section III (IGBC Resources and Processes) and the start of
Section IV.
25. Which of the following methods limit erosion and sedimentation during construction?
(Choose 2) *
a) Mulching b) Seeding c) Rainwater harvesting d) Composting toilets
26. Reducing indoor air pollutants helps with which of the following? (Choose 1) *
a) Lowering rental rates for the building b) Improving occupant productivity c)
Day lighting and views d) Reduced operational costs
The direct impact of improved indoor environmental quality is to benefit occupant health and
therefore productivity.
27. Which of the following may not reduce the lighting energy consumption? (Choose 1) *
a) Daylighting b) Task lighting c) Photo sensors d) Downward lighting
Downward lighting contributes to light pollution reduction and may not directly reduce
energy consumption.
28. What is the most common problem associated with daylighting? (Choose 1) *
a) Glare b) Humid air c) Reduction in energy consumption d) Reduction in the
heat from lighting
Options C and D are advantages of daylighting. Option B is not a common problem.
Reduction at the source is the best way to manage waste - it is better than treating it later.
30. Which of the following property reduction strategies causes a decrease in the daylight
factor? (Choose 1) *
a) Window area b) Window geometry factor c) Visible transmittance d) All of
the above
Options A, B, C are all directly proportional to the daylight factor. Refer to the daylight factor
calculation formula.
Landscapes can be maintained in acceptable condition at about 50% of the reference evapo-
transpiration (ET0) value and thus, the average value of ks is 0.5. Refer to the calculations for
water efficient landscaping.
32. Which of the following is considered an open grid paving system? (Choose 1) *
a) Less than 50% pervious paving b) Less than 70% impervious paving c) More
than 50% impervious paving d) More than 70% pervious paving
For LEED purpose, less than 50% impervious paving with vegetation in open cells is considered
an open grid paving.
Answer key
1. a
Option D is a means of complying with light pollution reduction, not the objective. The
purpose of reducing exterior light pollution is to enhance the nocturnal environment
and to increase night sky access.
2. d
Refer to the metering credit under Energy Conservation in IGBC’s guidelines for Green
Factory Buildings.
3. d
Options A, B, and C reduce water consumption.
4. a
According to ECBC (revised version May 2008) / ASHRAE 90.1-2004 standards, a
factory’s whole building simulation should use comfort temperatures of 28 +/- 2 deg C.
5. a, b
Options C and D, though related to energy efficiency, are predominantly indoor air
quality issues.
6. a
NH 3 is a natural refrigerant with zero ODP (ozone depletion potential) and zero GWP
(global warming potential).
7. a
The project team determines whether the LEED project boundary is a portion of the
development or the total project area, which they then submit for LEED certification.
This must be consistent throughout the calculations for all of the credits.
8. c, d
Native or adaptive plants are adapted to the local environment and require little or
no irrigation or pesticides. They restore the ecosystem because of their indigenous
nature.
9. a, b
Refer to the ECBC 2007 User Guide.
10. c
Refer to the ECBC 2007 User Guide.
11. a
Carpet systems must meet or exceed the Carpet and Rug Institute Green Label Indoor
Air Quality Test Program.
12. a
The treated wastewater for reuse must conform to the quality standards as prescribed
by the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB).
13. a
Refer to eco-friendly housekeeping materials under the IGBC Green Factory Building
rating system.
14. c, d
Under the prescriptive requirements of ECBC, building area method and space
function method can be followed.
15. b, c
Wetlands are defined either by ENVIS or state or local rule, whichever is more stringent.
16. a
Refer to exterior lighting pollution reduction requirements.
17. b
When the developer has no control over the tenant fit-out and only on the core and
shell of a new construction building, the building typically falls under LEED CS.
18. a, c
LEED India NC and LEED India CS are only programs under LEED India. Green Factory
Buildings and Green Homes are IGBC rating systems and do not carry the LEED trade
mark. IGBC Green SEZ is only in the pilot phase.
19. a
Registration is the initial step and it helps establish contact with IGBC and provides
access to the required documents, templates, important communications and other
necessary information.
20. d
Size, membership, occupancy type, multifamily or single family, and pre-certification or
certification are the distinguishing factors for fees for the IGBC Green Homes rating
system.
21. d
Membership is limited to organizations.
22. b, c
To ensure implementation of all features considered during the design stage, IGBC will
carry out physical verification in two phases: 1) during construction, to verify installation
of envelope measures (wall, roof, glass etc) and other features and 2) prior to award of
the rating.
23. c
Green building decisions made during pre-design phase help to set the project direction
and are cost-effective over the life of the project.
24. b
If the project team feels that it deserves the points for the denied credit in the final
review, then the project team has an option to appeal. Refer to the IGBC website.
25. a, b
Rainwater harvesting is not a strategy that can be used during construction.
26. b
The direct impact of improved indoor environmental quality is to benefit occupant
health and therefore productivity.
27. d
Downward lighting contributes to light pollution reduction and may not directly reduce
energy consumption.
28. a
Options C and D are advantages of daylighting. Option B is not a common problem.
29. a
Reduction at the source is the best way to manage waste - it is better than treating it
later.
30. d
Options A, B, C are all directly proportional to the daylight factor. Refer to the daylight
factor calculation formula.
31. c
Landscapes can be maintained in acceptable condition at about 50% of the reference
evapo-transpiration (ET0) value and thus, the average value of ks is 0.5. Refer to the
calculations for water efficient landscaping.
32. d
For LEED purpose, less than 50% impervious paving with vegetation in open cells is
considered an open grid paving.
1. Preferred location of CO2 sensors in rooms of low occupancy
a. Fresh air entry
b. Return air ducts
c. Outside the room
d. Inside the space at breathing level
4. Domestic & non-domestic water need as per NBS for urban population
a. 100-150 ltr/head/day
b. 70-100 ltr/head/day
c. 30-50 ltr/head/day
d. 150-200 ltr/head/day
6. Given that thickness is a constant, which insulation restricts the maximum conduction of
heat
a. Thermocol
b. Extruded polysterene
c. Glass wool
d. Brick wall
10. Species factor for vegetation that need no water for irrigation is
a. 0.9
b. 0
c. 0.5
d. 0.1
11. Recommended ventilation rates for non-a/c spaces in factories as per NBC
a. 15-30 air changes /hr
b. 3-5 air changes /hr
c. 8-10 air changes /hr
d. 2-4 air changes /hr
13. Design building walls with shallow floor plates will help in:
a. Maximum day-lit areas
b. Enhanced views
c. Thermal comfort
d. Low building footprint
15. Ensure species that drop berries, flowers/leaves are not in entrance so that organic matter do
not migrate into the building. This is to take care of:
a. Protect berries, flowers/leaves
b. Ensure local bio diversity
c. Provide IAQ during construction
d. Ensure good IAQ
17. Toilet and kitchen & sink waste water with organic waste are:
a. Black water
b. Gray water
c. Potable water
d. Normal water
2. Given that thickness is a constant, which insulation restricts the maximum conduction of
heat
Thermocol
Extruded polysterene
Glass wool
Brick wall
As low as possible
Optimal
As high as possible
Neither too low nor too high
0.9
.5
.1
Building area
Location
Building function
No of occupants and function
CTI
BEE
ISHRAE
ARI
Reducing LPD
Enhance interior lighting levels
Reduce light pollution
Monitor building performance
13. Ensure species that drop berries, flowers/leaves are not in entrance so that organic matter
do not migrate into the building. This is to take care of
Improve IAQ
Verify proper implementation of green building measures
Reduce moisture
Enhance energy & IAQ
15. Toilet and kitchen & sink waste water with organic waste are:
Black water
Gray water
Potable water
Normal water
Colour of window
Window frame
Area of the window opening
Type of the building
17. The domestic and non domestic water needs as recommended by NBC, for urban
communities with population greater than 100,000 is
100-150 lphpd
70-100 lphpd
30-50 lphpd
150-200 lphpd
19. Interior furniture made of the following mentioned could be deemed as rapidly renewable
20. The water use efficiency on a sprinkler system compared to a drip system is
High
Lower
Same
More or less same
21. Which of the following refrigerant contribute the most to global warming
HCFC 123
Propane
CFC 12
HCF 23
22. The following is a good resource of verify the definition of wet lands in India
BEE
ENVIC
Ministry of urban development
Ministry of finance
23. Following standard would help in determining of the building in constructed on brownfield
NBC standard
ASTM E1903-97
Pollution control board
MoEF Govt. of India requirement
2. Which of the following is the most environmentally friendly way to reduce erosion? *
b) Mulching
3. Which of the following is true regarding Outdoor Air Delivery Monitoring for naturally
ventilated systems? (Choose 3) *
a) An alarm must be generated if CO2 conditions are greater than 530 ppm above outdoor
CO2 levels
b) A project is exempt from CO2 monitoring requirements if square footage of all naturally
ventilated spaces is <5% of the occupied square footage
c) Rooms smaller than 150 square feet are exempt from CO2 monitoring requirements
4. Which of the following will earn points for Sustainable Purchasing – Durable Goods?
(Choose 3) *
a) Replacing gas-powered equipment with battery powered or plug-in equipment
c) Purchasing furniture that was salvaged off-site
e) Purchasing EnergyStar qualified equipment
6. Which of the following represents a purpose of the Energy Smart program for schools?
(Choose 3) *
b) Develop Best Management Practices for constructing, renovating, operating and
maintaining K-12 schools
d) Provide resources for teachers in developing energy-related curriculum
e) Provide information and resources on financing energy efficiency investments and upgrades
8. What is the baseline for plumbing systems that were substantially completed in 1993 or
later? *
b) 120% of the water use that would result if all fixtures met the UPC or IPC requirements
9. Which of the following represent the potential benefits of using LED lamps when compared
with alternatives? (Choose 2) *
b) They are typically more energy efficient
d) They typically do not contain mercury
11. What percent of a building's floor area may be excluded when developing an Energy Star
rating? *
b) 10%
12. Which of the following represent structural controls to prevent Erosion and Sedimentation?
(Choose 3) *
a) Earth Dike
c) Silk Fencing
d) Sedimentation trap
13. Which of the following is true regarding Outdoor Air Delivery Monitoring for mechanically
ventilated systems? (Choose 2) *
a) Outdoor air must be trended for intervals of no less than 6 months
c) The system must generate an alarm if the minimum outdoor air rate falls more than 15%
below the design minimum
14. What percentage of mercury containing lamps may be excluded from the purchasing plan?
*
c) 10%
15. Which of the following must be included in the building operating plan for Energy Efficiency
Best Management Practices – Planning, Documenting and Opportunity Assessment? (Choose
3) *
a) Occupany schedule
c) Design set points for HVAC equipment
e) Design lighting levels
16. The building exterior and hardscape management plan must address which of the
following? (Choose 2) *
c) Paints and sealants used on the building exterior
17. In order to meet the requirements of increased ventilation, ventilation must be increased by
what percent above the applicable baseline standard? *
e) 30%
19. Which of the following represents the purpose of Systems Level Metering? (Choose 2) *
d) To calculate the amount of Green Power necessary to offset the energy use of each energy
system separately
20. Which of the following represents requirements for the building flushout procedure? *
b)The internal temperature during flushout must be kept above 60 F and the relative
humidity must be below 60% where cooling mechanisms are operated
3. Which website can you get information about green buildings and the Indian Green
Building Council?
–http://www.igbc.in
4. Which credit and how many points are awarded to a project with IGBC AP as a principal
design team member
–Innovation , one point
6. Which member of the team needs to be a IGBC member for the project to claim the
discount?
–Owner
7. Name the 4 Green rating systems available in India through IGBC, and which year these
were launched?
–LEED India New construction -2007
LEED India core & shell in 2007
IGBC green Homes-2009
IGBC Green Factories -2009
8. What is the most recommended time for a project register for rating through IGBC?
–Initial Design Stage
9. At which stage should a project select the rating system the project will be following?
–Feasibility study
10. Where can the fees be found for registration / certification for an IGBC rating system?
–http://www.igbc.in and Particular rating page
12. What is the next stage after the registration form is submitted on IGBC website?
–CIR
13. What does the project team receive after a project is registered with IGBC?
–Reference guide & Leed India templates
16. With registration, how many CIR’s does project receive for free and how much do
subsequent CIRS cost?
–2 free & beyond this 5000 per CIR
19. Which rating systems can you apply for Pre certification?
–Leed India Core & shell & IGBC Green homes
21. If a project achieves “Gold” rating in pre certification, can it apply for Platinum in final
certification?
–Yes
22. How often should project team update IGBC on status of project after pre certification?
–Every 6 months
23. If a project is achieving 45 credits and missing one pre requisite, can it still apply for
certification?
–No
24. What items should be submitted with the application for certification?
–All building drawings,
Filled in Leed india Templates
Calculations
Fees
28. Where are the fees available for certification and what are the fees based on?
–http://www.igbc.in & fees based on Sq.ft.
30. How much time is given for project team to respond to Preliminary review?
–30 working days
31. How many credits / prerequisites does the IGBC verify on site?
–Up to six credits and/or prerequisites
33. On receiving the final review, what are the options for a project team?
–Accept or appeal
34. How long does a project team have to appeal
–15 working days
39. On which website can you find the information on certified projects and accredited
individuals of IGBC in India?
–http://www.igbc.in
40. How many copies (soft & hard) of documents need to be sent to IGBC?
–2 sets Soft copy
Waste water
Rain water
Storm water
Pot water
4. What can the project team do if a certain credit point is denied by IGBC
Cannot do anything
Appeal for review
Consider that they have achieved the credit and do nothing
Consult the IGBC staff
Avani Residence
CII-Sohrabji Godrej Green Business Centre
Shem Park
Tamilnadu Legislative Assembly Building
7. Which credit and how many points are awarded to a project with IGBC AP as a
principaldesign team member
8. What is the most recommended time for a project register for rating through IGBC?
9. What is a CIR?
10. With registration, how many CIR’s does project receive for free
9
5
2
7
15 days
45 days
3 months
30 days
12. On which website can you find the information on certified projects and accredited
individuals of IGBC in India
www.ciionline.org
www.bee-india.nic.in
www.usgbc.org
www.igbc.in
13. If a project achieves “Gold” rating in pre certification, can it apply for Platinum in final
certification
No
may be
yes
14. Which rating systems can you apply for Pre certification
LEED NC
LEED CS / Green Homes
any rating system can apply
15. How many copies (soft & hard) of documents need to be sent to IGBC?
3
5
2
1
no
yes
17. If a project is achieving 45 credits and missing one pre requisite, can it still apply for
certification
yes
one prerequisite point can be missed for certification
No, prerequisite points are mandatory
it is not mandatory to meet all points
18. How often should project team update IGBC on status of project after pre certification
monthly
yearly
6 months
No need to update project status
19. How long does a project team have to appeal On receiving the final review
30 days
15 days
60 days
6 months
20. Which member of the team needs to be a IGBC member for the project to claim the
discount?
construction team
Owner
Design team
commissioning team
IGBC team
same who did first review
Other than the first reviewed party
CII team
22. What items should be submitted with the application for certification
IGBC website
CII website
USGBC website
CIR website
yes
no
New projects
More 50% owner occupied
Both
None
Temporary
Permanent
Both
None
ECBC
IGBC
NBC
ASHRAE
Prime Farm land & Within 100 feet of wet land (ENVIS)
Habitat of endangered species (WII)
Public parkland
All of the above
10 feet
50 feet
100 feet
200 feet
White field
Brown field
Green Field
Black Field
Asphalt
Concrete
brick
All
13. In any development should post development run off be higher or less than pre
development run off?
less
equal
higher
zero
14. What is thermal gradient difference between developed & non developed area
Globalisation
Global warming
Effect of pollution
Heat island effect
Green Roof
High SRI paint
High SRI tiles
All
18. Which standard is followed for calculating LPD for exterior lighting?
ASHRAE 90.1
ASHRAE 61.4
ASHRAE 95
ISHRAE
19. How many bus stops and bus lines are required to achieve public transportation access
4
1
2
3
•0.9
•0.5
•Zero
•0.1
•ARI
•BEE
•ISHRAE
•ECBC
•NBC Part 10
•ASHRAE
•BEE
•ECBC
•Black water
•Grey water
•Waste water
•Tertiary water
•Breathing Zone
•Return Air Duct
•Supply Air Duct
•Entrance of the space
•Breathing Zone
•Return Air Duct
•Supply Air Duct
•Entrance of the space
In a life cycle of AC equipment, most of the costs are associated with?
•Energy Consumption
•Maintenance
•Water Consumption
•Initial equipment cost
•Biogas
•Bioreactors
•Biofuels
•????
Technical assistances considered for the project does not inculde the following
•Registration
•LEED templates
•CIR
•Reference Guide
Factor that would indicate the extent of day llight in a space is?
•VLT
•Window Geometry
•Shading Coefficient
•U-Value
3. In case, the building orientation is not in the control of the designer, what will be the best
strategy to save energy in an air condition building will be?
5. Most effective method to minimise storm water run off will be?
6. Co2 level in the ambient is measured to be 350 ppm while inside an occupied space is
850ppm, what will be th differentate level with in the space
350
850
500
1200
Kg
mm/ inch
Tonnes
Calorie
6
5
4
12. Objective of reusing construction and demolition debries in green building would be?
Lower
Higher
Equal
Ashrae 90.1
Ashrar 62.1
16. Air is a good insulator; the air gap b/w two walls of the building would help in
17. If you are watching a movie in a theatre, when you came out from the theatre, you feel
nausea, headache etc, what is the reason for this?
20. Min Water req as per NBC for residential areas having 1 lac density
23. Species factor for vegetation that need no water for irrigation is
a. 0.9
b. 0
c. 0.5
d. 0.1
24. Recommended ventilation rates for non-a/c spaces in factories as per NBC
a. 15-30 air changes /hr
b. 3-5 air changes /hr
c. 8-10 air changes /hr
d. 2-4 air changes /hr
26. Ensure species that drop berries, flowers/leaves are not in entrance so that organic matter
do not migrate into the building. This is to take care of:
a. Protect berries, flowers/leaves
b. Ensure local bio diversity
c. Provide IAQ during construction
d. Ensure good IAQ