Quiz #3 (Lesson 4 - IA 10)

It is a fabricated assembly of insulated conductors walled in flexible metal sheath.

• Non-metallic Sheathed Cable

• Braided Cable

• Power Cable

• Flexible Armored Cable

It is used more often in residential wiring installations than in any other wiring method.

• Nonmetallic Sheathed Cable

• Flexible Armored Cable

• Metallic Sheathed Cable

• Coaxial Cable

It is used for both exposed and concealed work in dry locations.

• Type ACV

• Type AC/ACT

• Type ACL

• Type NM

It is used only for exposed work in dry locations in buildings used for industrial or commercial purposes.

• Type ACL

• Type ACV

• Type NM

• Type ACT

It can be used when exposed to weather or continuous moisture.

• Type AC

• Type ACT

• Type ACV

• Type ACL

In cutting a flexible armored cable, the appropriate tools to be used is _________.

• Chainsaw

• Cutter pliers

• Hacksaw

• Electrician's knife

In making bends, precautions must be made in order not to injure the armor of the cable. The diameter of any bends should not be _________ the diameter of the cable.

• more than 5 times

• more than 10 times

• less than 5 times

• equal

It is used in normal residential circuits

• Type Nonmetallic cable for wet locations (NMC)

• Type NMS

• Type ACL

• Non-metallic cable for dry locations (NM)

It is used in farm buildings or similar structures, where there is usually more moisture.

• NMC

• NMS

• NM

• ACV

The free conductor inside the outlets or switch points for making up of joints or connections of fixtures or devices.

• 110 mm

• 150 mm

• 120 mm

• 80 mm