26-1. Wood chips and sawdust mad into panel products are examples of.

a. post-consumer materials

b. post-industrial materials

c. recycled products

d. renewable products

26-2. Which of the following agricultural products is NOT used in the production of panel products?

a. bagasse

b. poplar

c. rice straw

d. wheat straw

26-3. The absolute minimum fresh air ventilation rate recommended by ASHRAE  Standard 62 is.

a. 5 cfm/person

b. 10 cfm/person

c. 15 cfm/person

d. 20 cfm/person

26-4. The building commissioning of an interior design project seeking LEED credit is the responsibility of the

a. building architect

b. independent commissioning team

c. project's interior designer

d. project's mechanical engineer

26-5. An interior designer is evaluating various alternatives for a particular building product as they relate to sustainability.  The interior designer would most likely use:

a. an environmental impact study

b. a life-cycle assessment

c. an impact assessment

d. a matrix comparison chart

26-6. A building can receive LEED credit if the carpet used meets the requirements of the

a. CRI IAQ program

b. Greenguard registry

c. Green Seal product standards

d. South Coast Air Quality Management District

26-7.  Buildings constructed prior to which year are likely to contain spray-on fireproofing and insulation containing asbestos?

a. 1968

b. 1970

c. 1973

d. 1978

26-8. Certified contractors are required to abate all of the following hazardous materials EXCEPT

a. asbestos

b. lead

c. pcb's

d. radon

d. radon

Radon removal can be done by anyone

26-9. An interior design project that carries a gold rating has been designed and cerified under which of the following systems?

a. Greenguard

b. Green Seal

c. ISO 14000

d. LEED

26-10. Which of the following is the LEAST effective for maximizing indoor air quality?

a. conducting a post-occupancy evaluation

b. developing a maintenance manual

c. planning separate rooms for large copiers

d. specifying materials with low VOCs