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What size BSP tails are used with baths according to the learning material?

• 1/2" BSP tails with 15mm pipe

• 3/4" BSP tails with 22mm pipe

• 1" BSP tails with 25mm pipe

• 1/2" BSP tails with 22mm pipe

What size BSP tails are used with basins and bidets according to the learning material?

• 3/4" BSP tails with 22mm pipe

• 1/2" BSP tails with 15mm pipe

• 1" BSP tails with 25mm pipe

• 3/4" BSP tails with 15mm pipe

Identify the tool from the learning material that is used to tighten back-nuts.

• Adjustable tap spanner

• Back-nut box spanner

• Top hat type stabilising washer

• Pillar taps

Which component from the learning material is used to stabilize a tap?

• Back-nut

• Back-nut box spanner

• Adjustable tap spanner

• Top hat

Which of the following is NOT a basic type of tap mentioned in the learning material?

• Rising spindle taps

• Non-rising spindle tap

• Quarter turn tap (ceramic disc)

• Double turn tap

What is a characteristic feature of most new BS 1010 taps?

• They are suitable for high-pressure systems

• They are used for vented hot water supplies

• They have a non-rising spindle

• They are designed for low-pressure supplies

What is the distinctive feature of a non-rising spindle tap compared to a BS 1010 tap?

• It has a rising spindle.

• It has a thread at the end of the spindle which lifts a hexagonal barrel.

• It uses a square barrel instead of a hexagonal one.

• It is not fixed in the head workings.

How is the spindle fixed in the head workings of a non-rising spindle tap?

• By a square clip.

• By a hexagonal nut.

• By a circlip.

• It is not fixed and can be freely moved.