GBTQUIZ

1. What is the primary goal of a green building?

• Reduce construction cost

• Maximize the use of concrete

• Minimize environmental impact and enhance sustainability

• Increase urbanization

Which of the following is a typical feature of a green building?

• Limited windows for energy saving

• Artificial lighting only

• Use of non-renewable energy sources

• Efficient use of water, energy, and materials

Which benefit is associated with green buildings?

• Increased greenhouse gas emissions

• Higher maintenance costs

• Improved indoor air quality

• Overuse of natural resources

Sustainable site selection involves choosing locations that:

• Are far from existing infrastructure

• Are prone to flooding

• Minimize disruption to natural ecosystems

• Increase commuting distance

Proper building orientation in green buildings helps in:

• Increasing the need for artificial lighting

• Maximizing land coverage

• Enhancing daylight and natural ventilation

• Avoiding natural light

One of the key benefits of green buildings is:

• Depletion of natural resources

• Environmental degradation

• Enhanced energy efficiency

• Reduced lifespan of buildings

Planning for storm water drainage in green buildings helps to:

• Cause water logging

• Increase erosion

• Reduce runoff and promote groundwater recharge

• Avoid rainwater harvesting

Green buildings emphasize the use of:

• Conventional construction techniques

• Renewable and eco-friendly materials

• Only imported materials

• Excessive air conditioning

What is one way to ensure adequate ventilation in a green building?

• Sealing all openings

• Installing more fans

• Proper placement of windows and vents

• Avoiding cross ventilation

A green building aims to achieve which of the following?

• Increased carbon footprint

• Higher energy consumption

• Resource efficiency and environmental friendliness

• Complete dependence on artificial systems