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What is the maximum walking distance to a rail or ferry station?
200 m
400 m
600 m
800 m
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What is the main goal of the Access to Quality Transit credit?
To increase car ownership
To limit bicycle access
To encourage development near multimodal transport
To expand parking lots
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What is one major limitation mentioned in the video about the 15-Minute City?
It ignores specialized destinations like universities
It increases traffic
It eliminates public parks
It reduces safety
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Paraguay’s Municipal Ordinance 128/17 provides:
Car ownership subsidies
Incentives for sustainable construction
Free vehicle parking
Tax penalties for new buildings
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Under LEED v5, the v4.1 credits mentioned during the presentation merge into
Smart City Infrastructure
Compact and Connected Development
Compact Neighborhood
Urban Mobility
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The Dafne Schippers Bridge in Utrecht integrates:
Bus terminals only
Bike path, park, and school
Parking structures
Highway networks
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Boynton Gateway targeted which LEED level?
Silver
Platinum
Gold
Bronze
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What minimum Walk Score® is required to earn points?
50
80
40
60
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Which building type earns fewer points due to operational constraints?
Retail
Healthcare
Office
Hospitality
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What does the Walk Score® measure?
The number of bus stops per city
The amount of bicycle parking
How walkable a location is
The area’s population density
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What is the main goal of the 15-Minute City?
To centralize all activities downtown
To ensure daily needs within walking or biking distance
To reduce travel freedom
To ban cars
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According to the video about the 15-Minute City, what should planners also focus on?
Limiting specialized jobs
Shortening long commutes to reasonable times
Removing transit systems
Building more parking
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Who created the 15-Minute City concept?
Jane Jacobs
Alain Bertaud
Carlos Moreno
Jeff Speck
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Which credit encourages development near services and infrastructure?
Heat Island Reduction
Energy Optimization
Surrounding Density & Diverse Uses
Light Pollution Reduction
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What is the purpose of Compact and Connected Development?
To promote livability and walkability
To expand car parking
To increase building height
To reduce public transport use
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Which environmental impact does "Access to Quality Transit" mainly target?
Preventing light pollution
Minimizing noise inside buildings
Reducing water pollution
Reducing greenhouse gas emissions
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Which of the following improves public health?
Car dependency
More parking spaces
Longer commuting distances
Bicycle infrastructure
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What is the maximum walking distance to a bus stop to earn this credit?
100 m
400 m
250 m
800 m
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What is the main benefit of transit-oriented development (TOD)?
Revitalized urban areas and reduced car use
Longer travel times
Lower land value
Reduced connectivity
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What LEED rating system was used for MIT Kendall Square?
LEED for Core & Shell
LEED for Neighborhood Development
LEED for Homes
LEED for Schools
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What is the extra point condition for multiple transit routes?
No one route provides more than 60% of total trips
Only on weekends
Within 100 m of the building
At least 10 bus lines
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Why are healthcare projects capped at fewer points?
They have less flexibility in location and 24/7 operations
They generate more emissions
They lack design guidelines
They always have private parking
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What is a misconception about 15-Minute Cities?
They reduce emissions
They improve walkability
They support cycling
They prevent people from leaving their neighborhoods
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Boston University’s Warren Towers renovation aimed for:
LEED Platinum
LEED Silver
LEED Gold
LEED Certified
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Which credit promotes bicycle-friendly design?
Green Vehicles
Transportation Demand Management
Bicycle Facilities
Sustainable Sites
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