LEED-AP-O-M 無料問題集「USGBC LEED AP Operations +Maintenance (LEED AP O+M)」

（A）comply with mandatory federal government regulations

（B）be advertised as LEED compliant

（C）be both water efficient and high performing

（D）comply with all international plumbing system requirements

（A）Residential clothes washers and vending machines

（B）Residential dishwashers and drinking fountains

（C）Residential clothes washers and dishwashers

（D）Residential dishwashers and coffee makers

（A）Space floor area and hours of operation

（B）Number of workers and lighting power density

（C）Statement of energy performance and carbon emissions data

（D）Name of utility company and 12 months of energy use data

（A）Weight of compliant furniture

（B）Weight of compliant and non-compliant furniture

（C）Cost of both compliant and non-compliant furniture

（D）Cost of compliant furniture

（A）Examine average and peak utility costs

（B）Establish target energy and cost reduction goals as part of the ASHRAE energy use analysis

（C）Develop a sequence of operations for building systems

（D）Create an energy use breakdown by major system types or end uses

（A）The project is already certified and it is not eligible

（B）The building is immediately eligible because of the previous certification

（C）The project needs to be occupied for one year prior to pursuing this certification

（D）The project needs to be occupied for two years prior to pursuing this certification

（A）Cooling tower water management

（B）Sensor calibration

（C）Operating schedules and requirements

（D）Test and balance procedures

（A）An office with windows that are completely covered by inoperable shades

（B）A glass conference room with a view of office plants

（C）A workstation with a skylight directly above

（D）An executive office with a view of a park

（A）75%

（B）85%

（C）50%

（D）90%

（A）Air conditioner condensate

（B）Ground source stormwater runoff

（C）Graywater from the building's hand-washing sinks

（D）Municipally supplied tap water