After completing these practice exams turn to the answer sheets in

the back of this book and grade yourself. 75% is passing.

To find your percentage simply divide the number of correct
answers by the number of questions. Example: 38 correct answers
divided by 50 questions would equal 76%.
I teach in my Electrical Code Classes that the key to the exam is
that the student must first understand the question, which requires
careful reading of each word.
As practice for the Open Book Exam Part II, try to find the correct
answers for the following seven questions on the next page. Time
limit for the 7 questions: 16 to 20 minutes. GOOD LUCK!!
After answering the seven open book questions turn to the next
page for the answers with references and the index key format.

2. In a residence, no point along the floor line in any wall space may
be more than ____ feet from an outlet.
(a) 6

(b) 1/2

This workbook was designed to help you with this difficult area of
the exam. Some students purchase a Code book just prior to taking
an exam, and as you can see after completing this workbook, you
are expected to be an expert in finding references in the Code book.
How do you study a Code book for an exam? This workbook is the
best way as it forces you to find the answers in the time limit. Write
down your score and time spent on each exam in this workbook and
notice your improvement the latter exams.
To pass the exam is very simple, it takes work! Like with anything in
life, you get out of it what you put into it. The more time you spend
preparing for the exam the easier it will become.
As you work these exams and grade yourself, hi-lite the answers
with a marking pen in your Code book, or better yet purchase the
Ultimate Code Book which has the complete package for taking
an electrical exam.
OPEN BOOK PRACTICE 7 QUESTIONS
TIME LIMIT: 16 MINUTES
1. Two wire attachment plugs ____.
(a) need not have their terminals marked for identification
(b) need not have their terminals marked for identification unless
polarized
(c) never need to have their terminals identified
(d) always need to have their terminals identified

(d)10

3. Which of the following statements about a #2 THHN cu conductor is

correct?
(a) Its maximum operating temperature is 90 C
(b) It has a nylon insulation
(c) Its area is .067 square inches
(d) It has a DC resisitance of -319 ohms per m/ft from Table 8
4. The maximum permissible open circuit voltage of electric-discharge
lighting equipment used in a dwelling occupancy is ____ volts.
(a) 1000

I chose seven of the more difficult questions for the Journeyman

exam so the student will realize how important TIME in this part of
the exam. Again, the key is dont spend too much time on a difficult
to locate question, skip over it and move on, it wont fail you!

(c)12

(b) 120

(c) 240

(d) 50

5. Voltage shall not exceed 600 volts between conductors on branch

circuits supplying only ballasts for electric-discharge lamps in tunnels
with a height of not less than ____feet.
(a) 12

(b) 15

(c) 18

(d) 22

6. Noninsulated busbars will have a minimum space of ____ inches

between the bottom of the enclosure and busbar.
(a) 6

(b) 8

(c) 10

(d) 12

7. If made up with a threadless coupling a 1 rigid metal conduit shall

be supported at least every ____feet.
(a) 6

(b) 8

(c) 10

(d) 12

ANSWERS
USING NEC INDEX
1. (b) 200-10b ex. Attachment plugs is listed in the index but it does not
lead you to the answer. The next step is to check the answers for a key word.
Identification or Polarized from the index will both lead you to article 20010b and the answer.
2. (a) 210-52a1. The key is to read the exact wording in the question. We
space outlets 12 apart in residence, but section 210-52a1 states that no point
along the floor line in any wall space is more than 6 from an outlet.
3. (a) Table 310-13. The key THHN, the N is a nylon covering, not insulation.
0.067 square inches is from Table 8which is for bare conductors. 0.319 ohms
per m/ft from Table 8 is for aluminium not copper.

4. (a) 410-80a. The key is to check the NEC index for Electric
discharge lighting, check each listing and 410-Q will lead you to
the answer in article 410-80a.

5. The permanent joining of metallic parts to form an electrically

conductive path that will ensure electrical continuity and the capacity to
conduct safely any current likely to be imposed is known as ___.

5. (c) 210-6d1(b). Ballasts and Electric-discharge lamps are

listed in the index but are no help Tunnel is not even based in the
index. The key lighting fixture voltages from the index will lead
you to article 210-6 and the answer.

(a) ordinary tap joint

bonding

6. (c) 384-10. Noninsulated is not listed in the index. Busbars is

listed, but of no help. The key, think of where you would find a
busbar located in an enclosure, a panel board. Article 384 will lead
you to the answer in 384-10.
7. (c) 346-12. The key word is threadless couplings. Section 34612b1 states a conduit shall be supported at least every 10. 346-12b
states if made up with threaded couplings, you can use Table 34612b2 for supports.

(b) scarf joint

(c) Britannia joint

(d)

6. An instrument that is used to measure the diameter of a wire or cable

to thounsandths of an inch is a ___.
(a) galvanometer

(b) micrometer

(c) hydrometer

(d) ruler

10. A circuit breaker that has purposely introduced into it a delay in the
tripping action and which delay decreases as the magnitude of the current
increases is a ___ circuit breaker.
(a) inverse time

(b) adjustable

(c) control vented

(d) vented power

12. A premises wring system whose power is derived from a source such as a
transformer that has no direct connection to the supply conductors originating
in another system is a/an ___ system.

JOURNEYMAN CLOSED BOOK EXAM # 1

50 QUESTIONS

(a)integrated

(b) separately derived

(c) interactive

(d) isolated

TIME LIMIT: 1 HOUR

TIME SPENT
SCORE

MINUTES
%

2. The phenomenon whereby a circuit stores electrical energy

is called ___.

14. Where conductors with an ampacity higher than the ampere rating or
setting of the overcurrent device are used, the ___ shall determine the circuit
rating.
(a) conductor ampacity
(c) combined rating

(b) overcurrent device

(d) derated ampacity

16. The power factor of an incandescent light bulb would be ___.

(a) inductance
susceptance

(b) capacitance

(c) resistance

(d)
(a) unity

3. A general term including material, fittings, devices,

appliances, fixtures, apparatus, and the like used as a part of,
or in connection with an electrical installation is ___.
(a) premises wiring (system)
(c) utilization equipment

(b) service equipment

(b) 0.7 leading

(d) zero

20. When alternating current flows through a conductor, there is an

inductive action that causes the current in the conductor to be forced
toward the outer surface. The current is greater at the surface than at
the center of the conductor, this ___ will cause the resistance in the
conductor to increase due to the increased heating of the conductor.
(a) capacitive effect
outer effect

(d) equipment

(c) 0.7 lagging

(b) skin effect

(c) conductive effect

(d)

4. A switch intended for use in general distribution and branch

circuits. It is rated in amperes, and it is capable of interrupting
its rated current at its rated voltage, is a ___ switch.

21. A value assigned to a circuit or system for the purpose of

conveniently designating its voltage value is ___.

(a) bypass isolation

transfer

(a) nominal voltage

circuit)
(d) voltage

(b) general use

(c) isolating

(d)

(b) voltage to ground

(c) voltage (of a

22. A type of AC motor that runs at a constant speed and is

used for such purposes as an electric AC rotor is a ___ motor.
(a) AC squirrel cage
(b) AC induction
induction
(d) synchronous

(c) wound rotor

32. A type of single phase motor that can be operated on either ac or dc

is
a ___ motor.

23. ___ is the resistance at the point of contact of two conductors or

one conductor and another surface.

(a) multispeed
induction

(a) conductor resistance

(c) resistance per M/ft

33. For screw shell devices with attached leads, the conductor attached
to the screw shell shall be ___ in color.

(b) contact resistance

(d) resistance per K/ft

(b) capacitor-start

(a) white or gray

25. ___ raceways are not suitable to enclose conductors that are
subjected to physical damage.
(a) Rigid metal conduit
(c) PVC schedule 40

(b) Intermediate metal conduit

(d) PVC schedule 80

(b) orange

(c) universal

(c) green

(d) repulsion-

(d) black

35. A switch intended for isolating an electric circuit from the source of
the power that has no interrupting rating, and it is intended to be
operated only after the circuit has been opened by some other means
a/an ___.

26. A low power factor in an industrial plant is mostly likely caused

by ___.

(a) isolating switch

(c) general use switch

(b) bypass isolation switch

(d) transfer switch

(a) insufficient resistive loads

loads
(c) excessive resistive load
condenser

37. Not readily accessible to persons unless special means for access
are used
is ___.

(b) insufficient inductive

(d) lack of synchronous

29. Of the following ___ is a false statement.

(a) The term kilowatt indicates the measure of power which is all
available for work.
(b) The term kilovolt-amperes indicate the apparent power made up
of an energy
component and a wattless or induction
component.
(c) In an industrial plant, low power factor is usually due to
underloaded induction motors.
(d) the power factor of a motor is much greater at partial
load than at full load.
30. It is general, not good practice to to apply lights and
motors from the same circuit, because ___.
(a) lamps for satisfactory service must operate within closer
voltage limits than motors.
(b) overload and short circuits are more common on motor
circuits.
(c) when motors are started, the large staring current causes
a voltage drop on the circuit and the lights will blink or
burn dim.
(d) all of these

(a) elevated
(b) guarded
(c) isolated
(d) listed
38. After cutting a conduit, to remove the rough edge on both ends, the
conduit ends should be ___.
(a) sanded

(b) shaped

(c) burnished

(d) ground

39. The instrument used to indicate phase relation between current and
voltage is the ___.
(a) megger

(b) power factor meter

(c) voltmeter

(d) galvanometer

40. To calculate the va, one needs to know the ___.

(a) voltage and current
(c) resistance and impedance

(b) impedance and conductance

(d) ohms and resistance

42. When an ammeter is disconnected from an in-service current transformer,

the secondary terminals of the current transformer must be ___.
(a) shorted

(b) open

(c) disconnected

(d) grounded

43. Reactance will cause the current in a circuit to vary only when ___.

(a) AC current flows

(c) there is no resistance in the circuit
the circuit

(b) DC current flows

(d) there is resistance in

(a) of conduit fill

(c) the splicing is easier

45. Flexible cords and cables shall not be used ___.

(a) for wiring of cranes and hoists
(b) for prevention of the transmission of noise or vibration
(c) to run through holes in floors
(d) simply to facilitate frequent interchange

(c) admittance

(a) rubber insulation

(c) impregnated paper

( d) emf

48. An advantage of a 240-volt system compared with a 120-volt

system of the same voltage is ___.
(b) reduced power used
(d) lower electrical pressure

(b) woven cloth

(d) thermoplastic

7. Voltage in a generator is produced by ___.

(a) resonance

(b) pressure

(c) cutting lines of force

(d) chemical

8. To adjust the voltage generated by a constant speed DC generator, you

would change the ___.
(a) stator

(a) reduced voltage drop

(c) large currents

(b) of the temperature

(d) the weight is evenly distributed

6. ___ has the highest electrical breakdown strength and longest life over all
other materials used in insulation.

47. The force which moves electrons from atom to atom through a
closed conducting path is called ___.
(a) flux
(b) resistance
electromotive force

5. Single conductor cable runs within a building are generally more common
than multicable runs because ___.

(b) slip rings

(c) brushes

(d) field current

9. The generator which is best suited for the electroplating power is a ___
generator.

JOURNEYMAN CLOSED BOOK EXAM # 2

50 QUESTIONS
TIME LIMIT: 1 HOUR

(a) split-phase

(b) six pole

(c) separately excited

(d) compound

10. To change the rotation of a DC motor you would ___.

TIME SPENT
%

MINUTES

SCORE
(a) reverse capacitor leads
(c) reverse commutator

(b) reverse A1 and A2

(d) reverse F1 and F2

1. Frequency is measured in ___.

(a) hertz

(b) voltage

(c) rpm

(d) foot pounds

12. An example of a made electrode would be ___.

2. Which of the following would cause most of the power to be

dissipated in the form of heat?

(a) metallic water pipe

(c) concrete-encased

(a)

13. Illumination is measured in ___.

(b)

(c) resonance

(d) resistance

3. ___ is a combined opposition to current by resistance and

reactance.
(a) Q

(b) Z

(c)

(a) luminous flux

candle

(b) metal frame of a building

(d) ground rod

(b) lumens

(c) temperature

14. A motor enclosure designed and constructed to contain sparks or flashes

that may ignite surroundings gas or vapour is called ___.

(d) FR

4. An electrician in the industry would first check the ___ to correct a

low power factor.

(a) non-ventilated
water cooled

(a) resistance
reluctance

15. The output of a 3 transformer is measured in units called ___.

(b) hysteresis

(c) inductive load

(d ) foot

(d)

(a) watts

(b) encapsulated

(b) volt-amps

(c) explosion proof

(c) impedance

(d) turns-ratio

(d)

17. Sometimes copper conductors are coated (tinned) to help

prevent ___.

27. The voltage per turn of the primary of a transformer is ___ the voltage per
turn of the secondary.

(a) higher resistances

(c) capacitive reactance

(a) more than

(b) mechanical damage

(d) chemical reaction

(c) less than

(d) none of these

28. A single concrete-encased electrode shall be augmented by one additional

electrode if it does not have a resistance to ground of ___.

19. To check voltage to ground, you would check from ___.

(a) the breaker to the cabinet
(c) the breaker in the grounding terminal

(b) the same

(b) hot to neutral

(d) all of these

(a) 25 ohms

(b) 30 ohms

(c) 50 ohms

(d) not a Code requirement

29. Which of the following is not true about alternating current?

20. The inductive action that causes current to flow on the outside
surface of a conductor is known as the ___.
(a) corona effect
reactance

(b) skin effect

(c) electrolytic effect

(d) DC

21. Electrical continuity is required by the electrical code for

metallic
conduit ___.
(a) to assure equipment grounding
electricity
(c) to reduce inductive heat
wiring

(b) to reduce static

(a) develops eddy current

(b) it can be transformed
(c) is suitable for charging batteries
(d) interferes with communication
lines
30. On a 120v 1 circuit, ground fault protection for personnel operates on the
principal of unbalanced current between ___.
(a) the grounded and ungrounded conductor
(b) the ungrounded conductors
(c) the grounding conductor and the neutral conductor
(d) the service disconnect and the branch circuit

(d) to trace electrical

32. ___ duty is a type of service where both the load and the time intervals
may have wide variations.

22. The resistance of an open circuit is equal to ___.

(a) continuous
(a) less than one ohm

(b) zero

(c) infinity

(b) periodic

(c) intermittent

(d) varying

(d) none of these

33. The definition of ambient temperature is ___.

23. An electrical timer switch for lighting is normally connected in

___ with the lighting circuit being controlled.
(a) series

(b) parallel

(c) sequence

(d) tandem

(a) the temperature of the conductor

(b) the insulation rating of the conductor
(c) the temperature of the area surrounding the conductor
(d) the maximum heat the insulation can be used within

24. the definition of ampacity is ___.

34. As the power factor of a circuit is increased ___.
(a) the current-carrying capacity of conductors expressed in voltamps
(b) the current-carrying capacity expressed in amperes
(c) the current-carrying capacity of conductors expressed in wattage
(d) the current in amperes a conductor can carry
continuously under the conditions of use without exceeding
its temperature rating.
25. The grounded conductor would connect to the ___ of a
lampholder.
(a) screw shell

(b) filament

(c) base contact

(a) reactive power is decreased

(c). reactive power is increased
increased

(b) active power is decreased

(d) both active and reactive power is

35. Tinning rubber insulated twisted cable is done to

(a) make the strands stronger
(b) prevent chemical reactions between the copper and the rubber
(c) increase the resistance
(d) meet NEMA requirements

(d) lead in wire

36. A negatively charged body has ___.

(a) excess of electrons

(c) deficit of electrons

44. The breakdown voltage of an insulation depends upon ___ value of AC

voltage.

(b) excess of neutrons

(d) deficit of neutrons

(a) r.m.s
37. A fluorescent light that blinks on and off repeatly may in
time ___.
(a) cause the fuse to blow
(c) cause the wire to melt

(b) cause the switch to wear out

(d) result in damage of ballast

38. Electrical appliances are connected in parallel because it ___.

(a) makes the operation of appliances independent of each
other
(b) results in reduced power loss
(c) is a simple circuit
(d) draws less current

(b) effective

(c) peak

(d) 1.732 of peak

45. The Ac system is preferred to the DC system because ___.

(a) DC voltage cannot be used for domestic appliances
(b) DC motors do not have speed control
(c) Ac voltages can be easily changed in magnitude
(d) high-voltage AC transmissions is less efficient
46. DC series motors are used in applications where ___ is required.
(a) constant speed
(c) low no-load speed

(b) high starting torque

(d) none of these.

47. Basically all electric motors operate on the principle of repulsion or ___.
39. What relationship determines the efficiency of electrical
equipment?

(a) magnetism

(b) induction

(c) resistance

(d) capacitance

(a) the power input divided by the output

(b) the volt-amps x the wattage
(c) the ra divided by the pf
(d) the power output divided by the input

48. A capacitor opposes ___.

40. What is the formula to find watt hours?

49. The armature current drawn by any DC motor is proportional to the ___.

(a) E x T x 1000
/1000

(b) E x I x T

(a) both a change in voltage and current

(c) change in voltage

(c) I x E x T/1000

(d) E x T x

(a) motor speed

applied

(b) change in current

(d) none of these

(b) voltage applied

(c) flux required

(d) torque

41. Of the six ways of producing emf, which method is used the
least?

50. The greatest voltage drop in a circuit will occur when the ___ the current
flow through that part of the circuit.

(a) pressure

(a) greater

(b) solar

(c) chemical action

(d) friction

(b) slower

(c) faster

(d) lower

42. The voltage produced by electromagnetic induction is controlled

by ___.

JOURNEYMAN CLOSED BOOK EXAM # 3

50 QUESTIONS TIME LIMIT: 1 HOUR

(a) the number of lines of flux cut per second

(b) eddy currents
(c) the size of the magnet
(d) both active and reactive power are increased

TIME SPENT

43. As the power factor of a circuit is increased ___.

(a) A fluorescent fixture is more efficient than an incandescent fixture.

(b) Room temperature has an affect on the operation of a fluorescent lamp.
(c) Fluorescent fixtures have a good power factor with the current leading the
voltage.
(d) The life of a fluorescent bulb is affected by starting and stopping.

(a) reactive power is decreased

(b) active power is decreased
(c). reactive power is increased
(d) both active and reactive power is increased

MINUTES

SCORE

2. Which of the following is not true?

3. Resistance opposes the flow of current in a circuit and is measured in ____.

(a) farads (b) joules (c) ohms (d) henrys

(b) only when the wire carries a large current

(c) whenever current flows in the conductor
(d) only if the conductor is formed into a loop

4. Which of the following is true?

12. A universal motor has brushes that ride on the ___.
(a) Wooden plugs may be used for mounting electrical equipment in
concrete.
(b) The high-leg conductor of a 4-wire delta is identified blue in
color.
(c) The minimum size service permitted by the Code for a resistance
is 100 amps.
(d) The ungrounded conductor is connected to the screw shell of a
lampholder.
5. Multiple start buttons in a motor control circuit are connected in
___.
(a) series (b) parallel (c) series-parallel (d) none of these
6. Which of the following is not true?
(a) Feeder demand factors are applicable to household electric
ranges.
(b) A green colored conductor can be used as an ungrounded circuit
conductor.
(c) Insulated conductors #6 or smaller shall be white or gray, no
marking tape permitted.
(d) All joints or splices must be electrically and mechanically secure
before soldering.
7. Special permission is ___.
(a) granted by the electrical foreman on the job.
(b) verbal permission by the inspector.
(c) given only once on one blueprint change request.
(d) the written consent of the authority having jurisdiction.
10. Which of the following is not true?
(a) All receptacles on 15 and 20 amp branch circuits must be of the
grounding type.
(b) Splices and joints shall be covered with an insulation equivalent
to the conductor insulation.
(c) The size of the conductor determines the rating of the circuit.
(d) All 15 and 20 amp receptacles installed in a dwelling bathroom
shall have GFCI protection.

(a) commutator (b) stator (c) inter-pole (d) field

14. A dynamo is ___.
(a) a pole line insulator
(b) a tool used to test dielectric strength
(c) a motor used for checking the R.P.M. of a motor
(d) a machine for converting mechanical energy into electrical energy
16. The difference between a neutral and a grounded circuit conductor is ____.
(a) only a neutral will have equal potential to the ungrounded conductor
(b) only a neutrals outer covering is white or natural gray
(c) only a neutral carries unbalanced current
(d) there is no difference
17. The normal rotation of an induction motor is ____ facing the front of the
motor. (The front of a motor is the end opposite the shaft).
(a) clockwise (b) counterclockwise
18. A function of a relay is to ____.
(a) turn on another circuit
(b) produce thermal electricity
(c) limit the flow of electrons
(d) create a resistance in the field winding
19. Which of the following is not true?
(a) It is an electrical impossibility to have a circuit with only inductive
reactance because the metallic wire has a resistance.
(b) The voltage of a circuit is the greatest effective difference of potential that
exists between any two conductors of a circuit.
(c) The current is said to lag the voltage in a circuit that has only capacitive
reactance.
(d) Power factor is the phase displacement of current and voltage in an AC
circuit.
21. Rheostats and potentiometers are types of ___ resistors.

11. A magnetic field is created around the conductor ___.

(a) film (b) variable (c) fixed (d) wirewound
(a)whenever current flows in the wire, provided the wire is made of
magnetic material

22. A laminated pole is ___.

(a) voltage (b) amperage (c) resistance (d) wattage

(a) one built up of layers or iron sheets, stamped from sheet metal
and insulated
(b) used in transmission lines over 100kv
(c) a pole soaked in creosote
(d) found in the western part of the U.S.A.
23. Which of the following is true?
(a) Conductors of different systems may not occupy the same
enclosure.
(b) Knife switches should be mounted in a horizontal position.
(c) 75 amps is a standard size fuse.
(d) Circuits are grounded to limit excess voltage to ground, which
might occur from lightning or exposure to other higher voltage
sources.

31. Permeability is ____.

(a) the opposite of conductance
(b) a measure of the ease with which magnetism passes through any
substance
(c) the total resistance to current flow
(d) the liquid substance in a battery
32. The wheatstone bridge method is used for accurate measurements of____.
(a) voltage
(b) amperage
(c) resistance
(d) wattage
34. In solving series-parallel circuits, generally you would ____.
(a) treat it as a series circuit
(c) assume that all loads are equal

(b) reduce it to its simplest form

(d) treat it as a parallel circuit

24. Electrical power is a measure of ___.

35. A commutator is ____.
(a) work wasted
(c) rate at which work is performed

(b) voltage
(d) total work performed

27. Which of the following is not true?

(a) Conduit painted with enamel cannot be used outdoors.
(b) All AC phase wires, neutral and equipment grounding conductors
if used, must be installed in the same raceway.
(c) PVC shall have a minimum burial depth of 24.
(d) EMT raceway can be installed in an air conditioning-space
heating duct.
28. Which of the following is not true?
(a) Equal currents flow in the branches of parallel circuits.
(b) The total resistance of a parallel circuit is less than the smallest
resistor in the circuit.
(c) The total current in a parallel circuit is the sum of the branch
currents.
(d) In a parallel circuit, there is more than one path for the current
flow.

(a) a ditching machine

(b) the inter-poles of a generator
(c) a device for causing the alternating currents generated in the
armature to flow in the same direction in the external circuit
(d) a transformer with a common conductor
36. Which of the following is true?
(a) EMT may be threaded
(b) The white colored conductor connected to the silver colored post on a
duplex receptacle on a 120v two-wire branch circuit is called the neutral
conductor.
(c) Plastic water pipe is approved to be used for electrical conduit.
(d) The screw shell of a lampholder may support a fixture weighing 6 pounds.
37. To fasten a box to a terra cotta wall you should use which of the following?
(a) wooden plug

(b) lag bolt

(c) expansion bolt

(d) toggle bolt

38. If a 240 volt heater is used on 120 volts, the amount of heat produced will
be ____.

29. Hysterisis is____.

(a) twice as great
(a) the tool used to read the specific gravity of a battery
(b) the lagging of magnetism, in a magnetic metal, behind the
magnetizing flux which produces it
(c) The opposite of impedance
(d) none of these
30. The electric pressure in a circuit would be the ___.

(b) four times as great

(c) as much

(d) the same

40. When soldering a joint, the flux is used to ____.

(a) keep the wire cool
(c) lubricate the joint

(b) keep the surface clean

(d) maintain a tight connection

41. The transferring of electrons from one material to another would be ____.

(a) electrochemistry
piezoelectricity

(b) static electricity

(c) solar electricity

(d)

(a) one coil

(b) two coils

(c) three coils

(d) four coils

4. What type of meter is shown below?

44. One of the disadvantages of indenter or crimp connectors is ___.
(a) they must be re-crimped at each annual maintenance inspection
(b) that specials tools are required to make the joint
(c) eventually they will looses
(d) they can only be used for copper conductors
46. Which of the following is not true?
(a) wattmeter
(a) An autotransformer may be used as part of the ballast for
lighting circuits.
(b) A branch circuits can never be supplied through an
autotransformer.
(c) The losses of the autotransformer are less than those of a twocoil transformer.
(d) Autotransfomers may be used as starting compensators for AC
motors.

(b) ammeter

(c) ohmmeter

5. Concrete, brick or tile walls are considered as being ____.

(a) isolated
6.

(b) insulators

(c) grounded

(a) power (b) wall-mounted

(c) lighting

7. A corroded electrical connection ___.

(a) (b)

(a) decreases the voltage drop

connection
(c) increases the resistance
connection

(d) Y

50. The voltage of a circuit is best defined as ___.

(a) the potential between two conductors
(b) the greatest difference of potential between two conductors
(c) the effective difference of potential between two conductors
(d) the average RMS difference of potential between any two
conductors.

(d) dry locations

is the symbol for a ____ panel.

48. The symbol for a wye connection is ____.

(c)

(d) voltmeter

(d) surface-mounted

(b) decreases the resistance of the

(d)increases the ampacity of the

8. An AC ammeter or voltmeter is calibrated to read RMS value; this means

the meter is reading the ___value.
(a) maximum

(b) peak

(c) average

(d) effective value

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9. The correct connection for the two volt lights to the single-pole switch
would be ___.

1. Electrical current is measured in terms of ___.

(a) electron pressure
(c) watts

(b) electrons passing a point per second

(d) resistance

2. A stop switch is wired ____ in a motor circuit.

(a) series (b) series-shunt

(c) series-parallel

(d) parallel

3. An autotransformer has ____.

22. Electrical equipment shall be installed ___.

(a) better than minimum Code allows
(b) according to the local Code when more stringent than N.E.C.
(c) according to the N.E.C. regardless of local Code
(d) according to the local Code when less stringent than N.E.C.
(a) 1-4 2-6 3-5-7
5 2-6-7 3-4

(b) 1-6 2-5 3-4-7

(c) 1-7 2-5-6 3-4

(d) 1-

10. The location of a wall receptable outlet in the bathroom of a

dwelling shall be installed ___.
(a) the Code does not specify the location
toilet
(c) within 36 of outside edge of basin
shower

(b) adjacent to the

23. Voltage drop in a wire is ___.

(a) the wire resistance times the voltage
(b) a percentage of the applied
voltage
(c) a function of Insulation
(d) part of the load voltage
24. Conductors shall not be installed in locations where the operating
temperature will exceed that specified for the type of ___ used.

(d) across from the

(a) connectors

(b) protection

(c) Insulation

(d) wiring

14. Tungsten-filament lamps can be used on ___ circuits.

25. Galvanized conduit has a finish exterior and interior ___.

(a) AC

(a) lead

(d) DC (c) AC and DC (d) none of these

15. An overcurrent protective device with a circuit opening fusible

part that is beated and served by the passage of overcurrent
through it is called a ___.

(b) copper

(b) fuse

(c) circuit breaker

(d) zinc

26. Which of the following is the best type of saw to use to cut a 3 diameter
hole through plywood?
(a) circular saw

(a) current limiter

overload

(c) nickel

(b) saber saw

(c) hack saw

(d) cross-cut saw

(d) thermal
28. Which of the following is the most important factor contributing to an
electricians safety on the job?

16. The service conductors between the terminals of the service

equipment and a point usually outside the building, clear of building
walls, where joined by tap or slice to the service drop is called the
___.

(a) work at a slow pace

(c) be alert at all times

(b) always wear leather gloves

(c) never be late for break

32. The best way to lay out a 40 foot long straight line on a floor is to ____.
(a) service drop
(c) service equipment

(b) service-entrance conductors

(d) none of these

(a) use a steel measuring tape with dark crayon

(b) use a plumb bob with long string
(c) use a long 2 x 4 and a lead pencil
(d) use a chalk line

19. To cut rigid conduit you should ___.

(a) use 3-wheel pipe cutter
ream the ends
(c) use hack saw and ream the ends

(b) use a cold chisel and

33. Silver is used on electrical contacts to ____.
(d) order it cut to size

21. Is it permissible to install direct current and alternating current

conductors in the same outlet box?
(a) yes, if insulated for the maximum voltage of any conductor
no, never
(c) yes, if the ampacity is the same for both conductors
(d) yes, in dry places

(b)

(a) avoid corrosion

(c)improve continuity

(b) improve efficiency

(d)improve appearance

34. Electricians should be familiar with the rules and regulations of their job
mainly to ____.
(a) eliminate overtime
(c) perform their duties properly

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(b) increase wages

(d) save time

35. To determine if the raceway is truly vertical an electrician would

use a ____.

49. When drilling into a steel I-beam, the most likely cause for breaking a drill
bit would be ____.

(a) plumb bob

(c) square

(a) the drill bit is too dull

(c) too much pressure on the bit

(b) transit level

(d) level

36. In order to prevent a safety hazard an electrical should never

____.

(b) too slow a drill speed

(d) too much cutting oil on bit

50. Which of the fuses is blown?

(a) strike a hardened steel surface with a hardened steel hammer

(b) use a soft brass hammer to strike a soft brass surface
(c) strike a soft iron surface with a hardened steel hammer
(d) use a soft iron hammer to strike a hardened steel surface
39. Before using rubber gloves when working on high voltage
equipment the gloves should be ___.
(a) cleaned inside and out
voltage
(c) oil inside and out

(b) tested to withstand the high

(d) brand new

40. Stranded wire should be ____ before being placed under a screw
head.
(a) tinned (b) twisted together tightly
(d) sanded

(c) coated with an inhibitor

44. A fusestat is different than the ordinary plug fuse because a

fusestat ___.

(a) L1 fuse is blown

(c) both fuses are blown

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(a) doesnt have threads

(c) has different size threads
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(b) has left-hand threads

(d) has an aluminium screwshell

symbol
(b) receptacle

(b) L2 fuse is blown

(d) neither fuse is blown

usually indicates a (an) ___.

(c) ceiling outlet

(d) exhaust fan

46. A fuse on a 20 amp branch circuit has blown. The fuse is

replaced with a 20 amp fuse and the fuse blows when the switch is
turned on. The electrician should ___.

1. Locknuts are sometimes used in making electrical connections on studs. In

these cases the purpose of the locknuts is to ____.
(a) be able to connect several wires to one stud
(b) make it difficult to tamper with the connection
(c) make a tighter connection
(d) prevent the connection from loosening under vibration
2. To cut rigid conduit you should ___.

(a) check the ground rod conductors first

circuit breaker
(c) install a 30 amp fuse
for a problem

(b) change to a
( d) check the circuit

(a) use a 3-wheel pipe cutter

(b) use a cold chisel and ream the ends
(c) use a hacksaw and ream the ends
(d) order it cut to size

47. To sharpen an electricians knife, you would use a ____ stone.

(a) rubber

(b) carborundum

(c) rosin

(d) Bakelite

3. In the course of normal operation the instrument which will be least

effective in indicating that a generator may overheat because it is overloaded
is ____.

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(a) a wattmeter
thermocouple

(b) a voltmeter

(c) an ammeter

(d) a stator

4. Two switches in one box under one face-plate is called a ____.

(a) double-pole switch
mistake

(b) two-gang switch

(c) 2-way switch

(a) accordion joints

spansion

(b) thermal fittings

(c) expansion joints

(d) contro-

14. An alteration is ___.

(d)

(a) one-half cycle (b) one hertz (c) one alternator (d) two cycles
16. What chapter in the Code is Mobile Homes reffered to?

5. A conduit body is ____.

(a) Chapter 3 (b) Chapter 5
(a) a cast fitting such as an FD or FS box
(b) a standard 10 foot length of conduit
(c) a sealtight enclosure
(d) a LB or I, or similar fitting

(c) Chapter 6

(d) Chapter 8

17. Never approach a victim of an electrical injury until you ____.

(a) find a witness
(c) have a first-aid kit

(b) are sure the power is turned off

(d) contact the supervisor

6. A dwelling unit is ____.

(a) one unit of an apartment
(b) one or more rooms used by one or more persons
(c) one or more rooms with space for eating, living, and sleeping
(d) one or more rooms used as a housekeeping unit and having
permanent cooking and sanitation provisions
8. Where the conductor material is not specified in the Code, the
conductors are assumed to be ____.
(a) bus bars
copper

(b) aluminium

(c) copper-clad aluminium

19. The connection of a ground clamp to a grounding electrode shall be ____.

(a) accessible

(b) visible

(c) readily accessible

(d) in sight

20. The current will lead the voltage when ____.

(a) inductive reactance exceeds the capacitive reactance in the circuit
(b) reactance exceeds the resistance in the circuit
(c) resistance exceeds the reactance in the circuit
(d) capacitive reactance exceeds the inductive reactance in the circuit

(d)
21. Mandatory rules of the Code are identified by the use of the word ____.

9. The voltage lost across a portion of a circuit is called the ___.

(a) should

(a) power loss (b) power factor

22. Which of the following is not one of the considerations that must be
evaluated in judging equipment?

(c) voltage drop

(d) apparent va

(b) shall

(c) must

(d) could

10. In a series circuit ____ is common.

(a) resistance (b) current

(c) voltage

(d) wattage

11. Batteries supply ____ current.

(a) positive

(b) negative

(c) direct

(b) arcing effects

(d) electrical insulation

23. To increase the range of an AC ammeter which one of the following is

most commonly used?
(d) alternating

12. Electron flow produced by means of applying pressure to a

material is called ____.
(a) photo conduction
(c) piezoelectricity

(a) wire-bending and connection space

(c) longevity

(b) a condenser
(d) a straight shunt (not U-shaped)

24. If a test lamp lights when placed in series with a condenser and a suitable
source of DC, it is a good indication that the condenser is ____.

(b) electrochemistry
(d) thermoelectricity

13. Raceways shall be provided with ____ to

thermal expansion and contraction.

(a) a current transformer

(c) an inductance

compensate for

(a) fully charged

discharged

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(b) short-circuited

(c) open-circuited

(d) fully

25. To transmit power economically over considerable distances, it

is necessary that the voltages be high. High voltages are readily
obtainable with ____ currents.

36. A ____ is a enclosure designed either for surface or flush mounting and
provided with a frame, mat, or trim in which a swinging door or doors are or
may be hung.
(a) cabinet

(a) rectified

(b) AC

(c) DC

27. The resistance of a copper wire to the flow of electricity ___.

(a) decreases as the length of the wire increases
(b) decreases as the diameter of the wire decreases
(c) increases as the diameter of the wire increases
(d) increases as the length of the wire increases

(b) air-break

(b) Greenfield

(c) safety

(c) sealtight

(d) Romex

(b) change in voltage

(b) will not

(c) will sometimes

(d) none of these

(a) better for higher voltages

(c) easier to skin

(b) given a higher ampacity

(d) larger in total diameter

41. To make a good soldered connection between two stranded wires, it is

least important to ____.

(d) service

30. The resistance of a circuit may vary due to ____.

(a) a loose connection
current (d) induction

(d) switchboard

39. As compared with solid wire, stranded wire of the same gauge size is ____.

29. A type of cable protected by a spiral metal cover is called ___ in

the field.
(a) BX

(c) cutout box

38. When using a #14-2 with ground Romex, the ground ___ carry current
under normal operation.
(a) will

28. Enclosed knife switches that require the switch to be open

before the housing door can be opened, are called ____ switches.
(a) release

(b) panelboard

(d) carrier

(a) use enough heat to make the solder flow freely

(b) clean the wires carefully
(c) twist the wires together before soldering
(d) apply solder to each strand before twisting the two wires together
42. The most important reason for using a condulet-type fitting in preference
to making a bend in a one inch conduit is to ____.

(c) change in

33. The definition of ampacity is ____.

(a) the current-carrying capacity of conductors expressed in voltamps
(b) the current-carrying capacity expressed in amperes
(c) the current-carrying capacity of conductors expressed in wattage
(d) the current in amperes a conductor can carry continuously under
the conditions of use without exceeding its temperature rating
34. Continuous duty is ____.
(a) a load where the maximum current is expected to continue for
three hours or more
(b) a load where the maximum current is expected to continue for
one hour or more
(c) intermittent operation in which the load conditions are regularly
recurrent
(d) operation at a substantially constant load for an indefinitely long
time

(a) avoid the possible flattening of the conduit when making the bend
(b) cut down the amount of conduit needed
(c) make a neater job
(d) make wire pulling easier
43. When skinning a small wire, the insulation should be pencilled down
rather than cut square to ____.
(a) allow more room for the splice
(b) save time in making the splice
(c) decrease the danger of nicking the wire
(d) prevent the braid from fraying
44. Rubber insulation on an electrical conductor would quickly be damaged by
continuous contact with ____.
(a) water

(b) acid

(c) oil

(d) alkali

45. A tester using an ordinary light bulb is commonly used to test ____.
(a) whether a circuit is AC or DC
(c) an overload circuit

(b) for polarity of a DC circuit

(d) for grounds on 120 volt circuits

46. Pigtails are used on brushes to ____.

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(c) in diameter or area

(a) compensate for wear
(b) supply the proper brush
tension
(c) make a good electrical connection
(d) hold the brush in the
holder

(d) in AWG or millimetres

6. Of the following, which one is not a type of file?

(a) half round

(b) bastard

(c) tubular

(d) mill

47. With respect to fluorescent lamps it is correct to state ____.

7. Oil is used in many large transformers to ____.

(a) the filaments seldom burn out

(b) the starters and tubes must be replaced at the same time
(c) they are easier to install than incandescent light bulbs
(d) their efficiency is less than the efficiency of incandescent light
bulbs

(a) prevent breakdown due to friction

(c) cool and insulate the transformer

8. Fractional horsepower universal motors have brushes usually made of ____.

(a) copper strands

48. A ____ stores energy in much the same manner as a spring

stores mechanical energy.
(a) resistor

(b) coil

(c) condenser

(b) grounded conductor

(d) ungrounded conductor

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(b) transformer

(c) dynamo

(d) megger

4. Which has the highest electrical resistance?

(a) brass

(b) iron

(c) water

(d) paper

5. Conductor sizes are expressed _____.

(a) only in circular mils

9. When administering first aid to a worker suffering from fright as a result of

falling from a ladder, the most important thing to do is ____.
(a) position the person to a sitting position
(b) cover the person and keep the person warm
(c) apply artificial respiration immediately
(d) check the rungs of the ladder

Answer. A stop button

(a) iodine and leave it open to the air

(b) vinegar and apply a wet
dressing
(c) water and apply Vaseline
(d) lye and apply a dry bandage
12. A type of motor that will not operate on DC is the ____.

2. Alternating currents may be increased or decreased by means of

a ____.
(a) motor

(d) thin wire rings

11. If a co-worker is burned by acid from a storage battery, the proper first aid
treatment is to wash with ____.

(d) Outline

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(c) carbon

10. Which of the following would be used as a stop button?

50. _____ lighting is a string of outdoor lights suspended between

two points.
(a) Pole

(b) mien

(d) none of these

49. An overcurrent trip unit of a circuit shall be connected in series

with each ____.
(a) transformer
(c) overcurrent device

(b) lubricate the core

(d) lubricate the coils

(b) in AWG or in circular mils

(a) series

(b) short shunt

(c) long shunt compound

(d) squirrel cage

15. A (an) ____ changes AC to DC.

(a) battery

(b) capacitor

(c) alternator

(d) rectifier

16. A steel measuring tape is undesirable for use around electrical equipment.
The least important reason is the ____.
(a) danger of entanglement in rotating machines
(c) short circuit hazard

(b) shock hazard

(d) magnetic effect

17. ____ is the ability of a material to permit the flow of electrons.

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(a) Voltage

(b) Current

(c) Resistance

(a) temperature of the electrolyte

(c) open circuit cell voltage

(d) Conductance

19. A fitting is ____.

(b) level of the electrolyte

(d) specific gravity

27. In general, the most important point to watch in the operation of

transformers is the ____.

(a) part of a wiring system that is intended primarily to perform an

electrical function
(b) pulling cable into a confined area
(c) to be suitable or proper for
(d) part of a wiring system that is intended primarily to perform a
mechanical function

(a) core loss

(b) exciting current

(c) temperature

(d) primary voltage

29. Mica is commonly used in electrical construction for ____.

(a) commutator bar separators
(c) strain insulators

(b) heater cord insulation

(d) switchboard panels

20. The neutral conductor _____.

30. If a fuse becomes hot under normal load, a probable cause is ____.
(a) is always the white grounded conductor
(b) has 70% applied for a household clothes dryer for a branch
circuit
(c) never apply ampacity corrections
(d) carries the unbalanced current
21. An appliance that is not easily moved from one place to another
in normal use is a ____ appliance.
(a) fastened in place
stationary

(b) dwelling-unit

(c) fixed

(d )

22. All wiring must be installed so that when completed ____.

(a) It meets the current-carrying requirements of the load
(b) It is free of shorts and unintentional grounds
(c) It is acceptable to Code compliance authorities
(d) It will withstand a hy-pot test

(a) excessive tension in the fuse clips

(c) insufficient pressure at the fuse clips

31. For maximum safety the magnetic contactors used for reversing the
direction of rotation of a motor should be ___.
(a) opertared from independent sources
(b) electrically interlocked
(c) mechanically interlocked
(d) electricallyandmechanically interlocked
32. Large squirrel cage induction motors are usually started at a voltage
considerably lower than the line voltage to ___.
(a) allow the rotor current to build up gradually
(b) permit starting under full load
(c) avoid excessive starting current
(d) obtain a low starting speed

23. Rosin is preferable to acid as a flux for soldering wire because

rosin is ____.

33. Which of the following is a motor starter?

(a) a dry powder

(c) a non-conductor

Answer. C. Motor starter

(b) a better conductor

(d) noncorrosive

(b) rating of the fuse is too low

(d) rating of the fuse is too high

34. If the voltage on a light bulb is increased 10%, the bulb will ___.
25. The main purpose of using a cutting fluid when threading
conduit is to ____.
(a) prevent the formation of rust
(b) wash away the metal chips
(c) improve the finish of the thread
(d) prevent the formation of electrolytic pockets

(a) fall by insulation breakdown

(c) burn more brightly

35. All edges that are invisible should be represented in a drawing by lines
that are ___.
(a) dotted

26. Of the following, the best indication of the condition of the

charge of a lead acid battery is the ____.

(b) have a longer life

(d) consume less power

(b) curved

(c) solid

36. A light bulb usually contains ___.

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(d) broken

(a) air

(b) neon

(c) H20

(d) either a vacuum or gas

38. Critical burns are potentially ___.

(a) insulation substance

(c) iron losses

(a) life-threatening (b) disfiguring (c) disabling (d) all of these

47. The proper way to open a knife switch carrying a heavy load is to ___.

39. A set of lights switched from three different places can be

controlled by ___ switch(es).

(a) open it with care, to avoid damage to the auxiliary blade bythe arc
(b) open it slowly so that there will not be a flashover at the contacts
(c) tie a 5 foot rope on the switch handle and stand clear of the switch
(d) open it with a jerk so as to quickly break any arc
48. When thermal overload relays are used for the protection of polyphase
induction motors, their primary purpose is to protect the motors in case of ___.

(a) two 3-way and one 4-way

(c) 2 single pole

(b) teo 3-way and one 2-way

(d) four pole

40. A fellow electrician is not breathing after receiving an electrical

shock, but is no longer in contact with the electricity, the most
important thing for you to do is ___.
(a)start artificial respiration immediately
keep warm
(c) move the person to a window
shoes

(b) cover the person and

(d) remove the persons

41. A wrench you would not use to connect rigid metal conduit s a
___ wrench.

(b) copper losses

(d) equivalent resistance of the transformer

(a) short circuit between phases

(c) reversal of phases in the supply

(b) low line voltage

(d) sustained overload

49. The National Electrical Code is sponsored by the ___.

(a) Underwriters Lab
(b) National Safety Council
(c) National Electrical Manufacturers Association
(d) National Fire Protection Association
50. Which of the following is an LB conduit body?

(a) box end

(b) chain

(c) strap

(d) stillson

42. The instrument that would prove least useful in testing for
opens, and shorts after the wiring has been completed is the ___.
(a) voltmeter

(b) ammeter

(c) ohmmeter

(d) megger

Answer. B. LB conduit body

43. A stranded wire is given the same size designation as a solid

wire if it has the same ___.

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1. An advantage that rubber insulation has is that it ____.

44. A lighting fixture is to be controlled independently from two
different locations. The type of switch required in each of the two
locations is a ___.

(a) is not damaged by oil

(c) does not absorb much moisture

(a) double-pole, double-throw

(c) single-pole, double-throw

2. The advantage of using a storage battery rather than a dry cell is the
storage battery ____.

(b) double-pole, single-throw

(d) single-throw, single-throw

(b) is good for extreme temperature

(d) will not deteriorate with age

45. The rating 1000 ohms, 10 watts would generally apply to a

___.

(a) is portable
to use

(a) transformer

3. The least desirable device for measuring an electrical cabinet containing

live equipment is a ____.

(b) relay

(c)resistor

(d) heater

46. The open circuit test on a transformer is a test for measuring

its___.

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(b) is less expensive

(c) can be recharged

(d) is easier

(a) 6 wooden ruler

12 steel tape

(b) plastic ruler

(c) wood yardstick

( d)

(c) protect the rubber tape

(d) provide a waterproof seal

4. The relationship of a transformer primary winding to the

secondary winding is expressed in ____.

15. an electrician should not wear shoes that have sponge rubber soles while
working mainly because they ____.

(a) wattage

(a) wear out too quickly

(c) are not insulated

(b) turns-ratio

(c) current

(d) voltage

5. When the size #12 of a stranded wire is reffered to, this number
specifies the;
(a) strength of wire
the wire
(c) square inch area of the insulation
inch

(b) are not waterproof

(d) are easily punctured when stepping on a nail

16. The transformer output is measured by _____.

(b) cross-sectional area of

(a) volts

(b) amps

(d) the pounds per square

20. A hacksaw with fine teeth used to cut raceways is commonly called a ____.
(a) tube saw

(c) volt-amps

(b) keyhole saw

(d) watts

(c) sabre saw

(d) crosscut saw

7. To increase the life of an incandescent light bulb you could ____.

21. You shouldnt use a file without a handle because ____.

(a) use at a higher than rated voltage

rated voltage
(c) turn off when not in use
wattage

(a) the file is hard to hold

(c) the file will cut too deep

(b) use at a lower than

(d) use at a higher

22. The brightness of an incandescent of an incandescent lamp is rated in

____.

9. When re-routing conduit, it may be necessary to increase the wire

size, if the distances is greater, in order to ____.
(a) account for current drop
resistance drop
(c) compensate for voltage drop

(b) allow for possible

(d) account for ampacity drop

11. On smaller gauges of wire, they are pencil-stripped to prevent

____.
(a) over stripping
(c) nicks in the wire

(b) loosening of the wire-nut

(c) other

12. Galvanized conduit is made of _____.

(a) iron

(b) zinc

(c) nickel

(a) watts

(b) foot candles

(c) volt-amps

(d) lumens

24. An electron is _____.

(a) a neutron
(c) a proton

(b) an orbiting particle

(d) the smallest part of an atom with a negative charge

27. The name of the tool commonly used for bending small size conduit is a
___.
(a) growler

(b) mandrel

(c) hickey

(d) henry

28. When cutting holes in masonry which of the following tools is most
commonly used?

(d) lead

13. The frame of a motor is usually positively grounded to ____.

(a) protect against shock
(c) provide 115 volts

(b) the user may be injured

(d) improper filing stroke

(b) remove the static currents

(d) protect from lighting

14. When wrapping a splice with both rubber and friction tape, the
main purpose of the friction tape is to _____.
(a) provide extra insulation
(b) build up the insulation to the minimum thickness required

(a) auger bit

(b) router bit
(c) star drill
(d) reamer
29. Electricians diagonal lineman pliers should not be used to cut ____.
(a) aluminium wire

(b) copper wire

(c) steel wire (d) copper-clad wire

30. One of the following is the first thing to do when a person gets an electric
shock and is still in contact with the supply:
(a) remove the victim from contact by using a dry stick or dry rope
(b) treat for burns
(c) start artificial respiration immediately

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(d) shut off power within 10 minutes

(a) screw length

inch

(b) screw thickness

(c) diameter hole

( d) threads per

32. The term hertz means ____.

41. To fasten a box to a terra cotta wall you would use ____.
(a) car rental company
angle

(b) frequency

(c) degrees

(d) phase
(a) lag bolts

33. The difference of electrical potential between two conductors of

a circuit is the
(b) amperage

(c) voltage

(c) wooden plugs

(d) rawl plugs

42. The output winding of a transformer is called the ____.

(a) primary

(a) resistance

(b) expansion bolts

(b) output

(c) secondary

(d) both a & b

(d) wattage
43. The flux commonly used for the soldering of electrical conductors is _____.

34. The letters DPDT are used to identify a type of _____.

(a) zinc chloride

(a) insulation

44. A shunt is sometimes used to increase the range of an electrical

measuring instrument. The shunt is normally used when measuring ____.

(b) fuse

(c) motor

(d) switch

(b) rosin

(c) borax

(d) none of these

35. The term ampere-hours is associated with ____.

(a) AC voltage (b) DC voltage (c) DC amperes
(a) motors
batteries

(b) transformers

(c) electromagnets

45. A battery operates on the principle of ___.

37. A tap tool used to ____.

(a) cut external threads
(c) ream raceways

(d) AC amperes

(d) storage
(a) photo emission
(c) electro chemistry

(b) triboelectric effect

(d) voltaic conductivity

(b) remove broken bolts

(d) cut internal threads

38. When cutting a metal conduit with a hacksaw, the pressure

applied to the hacksaw should be on ____.
(a) the return stroke only
stroke only
(c) both the forward and return stroke equally

( b) the forward
(d) none of these

39. The switches to be closed in order to obtain a combined

resistance of 5 ohms are ____.

47. The continuity of an electrica circuit can be determined in the field by the
means of ____.
(a) an ammeter
wattmeter

(b) Wheatstone bridge

(c) bell & battery set

48. A wattmeter is connected in ____ in the circuit.

(a) series

(b) parallel

(c) series-parallel

(d) none of these

49. A shunt is used to measure ___.

(a) 1 and 3 (b) 2 and 3

(a) resistance

(b) capacitance

(c)current

(d) wattage

50. Which of the following is the symbol for a duplex outlet, split circuit?
(c) 1 and 2 (d) 1 and 4
Answer. C. Split duplex

40. When the term 10-32 in connection with machine screws

commonly used in lighting work, the number 32 refers to _____.

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(d)