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试卷: LEED AP BD+C模拟题D[查看]
A value engineering exercise has resulted in a building owner’s choosing to remove the
use of wheatboard as wainscoting and switching to the cheaper and more common
sheetrock. The wheatboard product is grown and manufactured locally, the sheetrock is
not. The wheatboard contains formaldehyde at 25 parts per billion. What credit would the
design change impact?(choose 2)
A: Materials and Resources Credit, Regional Materials
B: Indoor Environmental Quality Credit, Low-Emitting Materials-Adhesives and Sealants
C: Materials and Resources Credit, Recycled Content
D: Materials and Resources Credit, Rapidly Renewable Materials

参考答案: AD

本题解释:
Because the wheatboard was manufactured locally, that choice would affect Materials and
Resources Credit, Regional Materials.
Wheatboard is a rapidly renewable material, so it would affect Materials and Resources
Credit, Rapidly Renewable Materials.