The 2015 IECC Study Questions quiz assesses knowledge on the International Energy Conservation Code, focusing on building design, energy use, and conservation standards. It is pertinent for professionals in building construction and design, enhancing understanding of energy efficiency requirements.
Energy cost
Site energy
Source energy
The Kate factor
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The building is in the National Register of Historic Places.
The building is being conditioned to 68 F.
The building uses 1.7 watts per square floor area for space conditioning purposes.
A conditioned addition that is less than 100 square feet is planned for the project.
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Addition of vertical fenestration to the north and south walls
Exposing the insulated wall cavities while installing new gypsum board
Adding a mechanical system to the building
Adding additional lighting to the building
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Sec. 202- U-factor Definition
Written on the bottom of your soda can
Somewhere in the dictionary
In the Terms and Conditions
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A switch located on the wall next to the entrance of a room
A switch located on a landing that requires the use of a ladder for access
A switch located in an attic next to an attic access hatch located in a closet
A switch located in a locked closet that controls the general lighting in several office spaces
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Iceland
Narnia
New Zealand
U.S. Virgin Islands
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Chapters 1 and 2 only
Chapter 1, 2 & 5 only
All chapters
All [RE] chapters
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Floor, wall and ceiling insulation levels
Lighting efficacy
Anti-sweat heaters
Pull-out drawers with timers
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55 F, 85 F
60 F, 85 F
60 F, 80 F
62 F, 84 F
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When special humidity levels are needed to satisfy process needs
When the moon is in the second house and Jupiter aligns with Mars
When a complex mechanical system serves multiple zones
When a simple mechanical system serves the lower portion of a business
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Alterations to the building envelope, mechanical, service water-heating distribution, or illumination system
Only alterations that increase the energy use of the illumination system
Only alterations that increase the energy use of the building envelope system
Only alterations that affect the mechanical system
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Solar Heat Gain Coefficient
Glazing U-factor
Electrical outlet placement
Solar Heat Gain Coefficient and glazing U-factor
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A light switch requiring personal intervention
Occupancy sensing device operating a building lighting system
Manual on/off switch installed to control a hot-water circulating pump
Thermostat requiring personal intervention to turn off the HVAC system
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Roof recover
Roof repair
Roof replacement
The roof being on fire
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2
3
4
5
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450 watts
275 watts
480 watts
500 watts
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Footing and foundation
Electrical rough-in
Soil and groundwater
Clean plate inspection
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Overhead roll-up opaque door
Glazed block
Skylight
All of these
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Lighting in public restrooms
Those fancy mirrors that make you look like Roz from Monsters Inc. when you wake up
Lighting in public corridors
Lighting in public restrooms and in public corridors
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Demising wall
Exterior wall
Storefront
Curtain wall
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55 F
65 F
70 F
72 F
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By an approved certification program, or if no program exists, with date supplied by the manufacturer
By the building official
By getting a letter from the installer's mother
By an onsite contractor at the time of equipment inspection
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8
10
24
9
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The lateral distance to which the zone extends
The distance to which the zone extends longitudinally
The height of the obstruction necessary to bound the zone
Both the distance to which the zone extends longitudinally and the height of the obstruction necessary to bound the zone.
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9,000 watts
3,000 watts
10,000 watts
J.J. Watt
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30
25
20
60
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Floor area only
Height only
Floor area only if greater than 100 square feet
Floor area or height
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Yes. A protective covering is not required for exterior basement wall insulation.
Yes. The protective covering must only extend 6 inches below grade.
Yes. The protective covering extends the required one foot below grade.
No. The protective covering must extend two feet below grade.
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NFRC 100
NERD 200
NFRC 300
NERD 400
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0.06
0.42
0.20
1.15
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Compliance for that section shall be determined by the plans examiner.
Compliance shall be demonstrated entirely in accordance with the applicable provisions of ANSI/ASHRAE/IESNA 90.1.
A building will be considered out of compliance with code.
The code official shall make a determination of compliance.
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The entire building must comply with the commercial provisions of the IECC.
The entire building must comply with the residential provisions of the IECC.
The retail space must comply with the commercial provisions of the IECC, and the multifamily area must comply with the residential provisions of the IECC.
The multifamily area must comply with the envelope requirements of the commercial provisions of the IECC except for the fenestration SHGC requirements.
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Wall between the conditioned house and an unconditioned garage
Floor over a vented crawlspace
Floor over a basement containing uninsulated ducts
Ceiling assembly between house and vented attic
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Warehouse with a peak design rate of energy usage of 4.3 Btu/h per square foot
Factory with no space conditioning equipment
Office building with a peak design rate of energy usage of 3.2 Btu/hr per square foot
Unconditioned sales building
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Areas that are used for public meetings
Areas that are controlled by an occupant-sensing device
Enclosed office spaces
Areas designated as libraries
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Only lighting systems must comply- Section C405.4
Only fenestration must comply- Table C402.1.3
Only the mechanical system must comply- Section C403
The project must comply with [CE] Chapters 1,2, 3 & 4
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Fan motor hp and controls
Location of daylight zones
Description of equipment and controls
All of these wonderful options
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R-1
R-2
R-5
R-10
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NR (No requirement)
R-5
R-8
R-10
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By the designing engineer and shall be specified in the construction documents
By the plan reviewer
In accordance with the ANSI/ASHRAE/ACCA Standard 183 or an approved equivalent computation procedure
In accordance with the International Mechanical Code (IMC)
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Simple system
Complex system
Variable air volume system
Unitary or packaged system
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4.0
5.0
8.0
10.0
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2
5
8
10
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6 feet laterally and 9 feet longitudinally
9 feet laterally and 7 feet longitudinally
8 feet laterally and 6 feet longitudinally
A daylight zone does not exist for this window
0 degrees
5 degrees
8 degrees
10 degrees
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Is not required in any climate zone.
Is required in all climate zones except 2B.
Is required in all climate zones.
Is required only in Climate Zones 1 through 3.
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10
30
90
120
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54,000
39,000
45,000
60,000
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