PDH Quiz - Illustrated Guidelines on Sustainability for Rehabilitating Historic Buildings

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1.	The glass skylight above provides:
		Heat
		Ventilation
		Illumination
		None of the above
2.	Historic building construction methods and materials often ___________ natural sources of heating, lighting and ventilation to respond to local climatic conditions.
		Minimized
		Maximized
3.	One should begin work with substantive or irreversible treatments with:
		Less invasive measures
		More invasive measures
4.	Replacement windows should be:
		durable
		recyclable
		efficient
		All of the above
5.	One should install clear, low-emissivity (low-e) glass or film without noticeable color in historically clear windows to:
		Increase solar heat gain
		Reduce solar heat gain
6.	Repairing or reopening historically-operable interior transoms __________ improve air flow and cross ventilation.
		Does
		Does not
7.	Installing through-the-wall air conditioners ___________ impacts the building’s historic character.
		Negatively
		Positively
8.	It is _____________ to install a solar device in a compatible location on the site or on a non-historic building or addition where it will have minimal impact on the historic building and its site.
		Not recommended
		Recommended
9.	It is not recommended to install wind-powered equipment on the historic building that:
		Is not reversible
		Is reversible
10.	Adding natural, sustainable features to the site, such as shade trees, reduces _______loads for the historic building.
		Heating
		Cooling

Illustrated Guidelines on Sustainability for Rehabilitating Historic Buildings

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