Certified Floodplain Manager (CFM) Practice Exam

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HAG stands for?

Highest Allowable Grade
High Altitude Geography
Highest Adjacent Grade
Hierarchical Allocation Guide

The correct answer is: Highest Adjacent Grade

HAG is a common abbreviation for "Highest Adjacent Grade." This refers to the level of the highest surface or point adjacent to a building site. Option A, "Highest Allowable Grade" and Option D, "Hierarchical Allocation Guide" are not commonly used or known acronyms related to HAG. Option B, "High Altitude Geography," although it sounds like a plausible definition for HAG, is not a common or widely accepted meaning.