LEED Green Associate Practice Test

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What is an aerator typically used for?

To enhance soil quality
To limit water flow in a faucet
To improve air circulation in a garden
To purify drinking water

The correct answer is: To limit water flow in a faucet

An aerator is a device commonly used to limit water flow in faucets. It is designed to create a mixture of air and water, which allows for a steady stream while reducing the amount of water consumed. This functionality not only conserves water but also helps maintain water pressure, making it a popular feature in fixtures to promote efficiency and sustainability in water usage. While other options like enhancing soil quality or improving air circulation may involve aeration in gardening or agricultural contexts, those applications do not specifically pertain to the common use of an aerator in plumbing fixtures. Similarly, purifying drinking water involves different processes and equipment, such as filters or treatment systems, rather than the flow-reducing attributes of an aerator.