Applied Codeology-Ch 1 Fundamentals

The key to the Codeology method and the starting point of all of our Code inquires is the _____________________.

• Table of Contents

• Index

• Article 90 Introduction

• NFPA Style Manual

The Table of Contents is divided into how many major subdivisions?

• 8

• 9

• 10

• 11

Which of the following is an example of permissive language in the NEC ?

• shall not

• shall be permitted

• may if cost is an issue

• may be required

Which of the following are examples of mandatory language used in the NEC ?

• shall

• may not

• shall not

• cannot

The Introduction to the NEC is located in ______________.

• Chapter 1

• Article 110

• Article 90

• Appendix A

The purpose of the National Electrical Code is...

• to serve as an instructional manual for untrained persons.

• to serve as a design specification.

• the practical safeguarding of persons and property from the hazards arising from the use of electricity.

• to provide underwriters of insurance companies a basis for determining payouts on fire claims.

The arrangement of the NEC is outlined in Section ________ of the Code.

• 90.1

• 90.2

• 90.3

• 110.3(B)

In general, only those terms that are used in ________ or more articles are defined in Article 100.

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

Articles within the NEC in the 500 series are dedicated in scope to ____________________.

• special conditions

• special occupancies

• utilization equipment

• wiring methods

The tables located in Chapter 9 of the NEC apply ____________.

• as referenced in the NEC

• at all times but only in Chapters 5,6,7

• wherever they are useful

• refer to Section 90.3