Humber/Ontario Real Estate Course 2 Exam Practice

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What is a significant factor other than efficiency rating that affects a window's energy efficiency?

  1. The type of lintel installed.

  2. The style of the surrounding wall.

  3. How well a window is installed.

  4. Whether a casement window is inward or outward moving.

  5. Whether the sash is divided into smaller or larger panes.

  6. The architectural design of the house.

The correct answer is: How well a window is installed.

One significant factor that affects a window's energy efficiency, other than its efficiency rating, is how well the window is installed. Proper installation ensures that there are no gaps or leaks around the window frame, which can contribute significantly to energy loss. The other options are not directly related to a window's energy efficiency. The type of lintel installed, style of the surrounding wall, whether a casement window is inward or outward moving, whether the sash is divided into smaller or larger panes, and the architectural design of the house do not have as direct of an impact on the energy efficiency of the window as the quality of the installation.