The LEED® Green Associate™ V4 Practice Tests contains 5 updated complete exams, separated by difficulty levels. Just as in the actual exam, each exam contains 100 multiple-choice questions and must be completed within 2 hours with the required passing score. The questions are the key for evaluating the contents studied for the exam. You can access and retake the practice tests as many times as you want. Taking practice tests is the most effective way to pass the LEED Green Associate (GA) accreditation exam. By solving the questions, in addition to absorbing the content in a simple way, you will be able to measure your knowledge and have control of how the actual exam will occur. “The practice of tests was the key element for me to pass the exam the first time with a score of 195/200.” - Author Thia Practice Tests have five levels to test your knowledge: Practice Test 1: Beginner Practice Test 2: Easy Practice Test 3: Intermediate Practice Test 4: Hard (Actual LEED Green Associate exam level) Practice Test 5: Very Hard Total of questions per Practice Test: 100 questions Total Practice Tests: 5 Language: English Knowledge Domains: LEED Process (16 Questions) Integrative Strategies (8 Questions) Location and Transportation (7 Questions) Sustainable Sites (7 Questions) Water Efficiency (9 Questions) Energy and Atmosphere (10 Questions) Materials and Resources (9 Questions) Indoor Environmental Quality (8 Questions) Project Surroundings and Public Outreach (11 Questions) Additional Questions (15 questions): The actual exam contains 15 unscored questions. In the Practice Tests these questions are distributed proportionally among the 9 areas of knowledge domains According to the LEED Green Associate Candidate Handbook, the LEED credentialing exams assess a candidate’s abilities at three cognitive levels: Recall, Application, and Analysis. Recall Questions: These questions assess a candidate’s ability to recall factual material, such as numerical thresholds and precedent-setting standards. Application Questions: These questions provide the candidate with a novel problem or scenario that the candidate can solve using familiar principles or procedures. Analysis Questions: These questions assess a candidate’s ability to break the problem down into its components to create a solution. The candidate must not only recognize the different elements of the problem but must also evaluate the relationship or interactions of these elements. -- WHAT YOU’LL LEARN: Build confidence to pass the exam the first time Have a full understanding of how the exam is formatted Assess your knowledge level before taking the real exam Assess your strengths and areas for improvement Be secure and comfortable about the format of the actual exam Have control over the time to solve the questions Create exam strategies based on experience from the practice tests Effectively complement the study of knowledge domains of the LEED Green Associate -- WHO THIS BOOK IS FOR: LEED students preparing for the LEED Green Associate exam LEED Green Associate professionals looking for updates Professionals related to the sustainability area, such as architects and urban planners, engineers, landscape designers, builders, real estate developers, etc. People interested in learning about sustainability practices