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Which of the following is a type of electrical continuity bonding?

• Equipotential bonding

• Insulation bonding

• Magnetic bonding

• Thermal bonding

Fill in the blank: ________ bonding is a type of electrical continuity bonding that ensures all exposed conductive parts are at the same electrical potential.

• Equipotential

• Ionic

• Covalent

• Thermal

Which of the following is NOT a type of electrical continuity bonding listed in the worksheet?

• Supplementary bonding

• Cross bonding

• Temporary continuity bonding

• Insulation bonding

Name one type of electrical continuity bonding shown in the worksheet.

• Equipotential bonding

• Insulated earthing

• Isolated neutral

• Floating ground

What is the purpose of the green and yellow cables shown in the diagram?

• To carry live current

• To act as a neutral wire

• To provide earthing/grounding

• To connect to the main switch

Fill in the blank: All metal parts within the building must be joined to the ______ cable.

• earth

• neutral

• live

• fuse

Which of the following services must be bonded along with any exposed metal?

• Oil

• Gas

• Water

• Electricity

• All of the above

Fill in the blank: The cable is then joined to the building’s ______ system.

• electrical

• plumbing

• ventilation

• security

If a fault occurs, the electrical current would have a direct route through the wiring, stopping the person touching the metal object from getting a shock.

• True

• False

Fill in the blank: The earth cable used is ______ mm², and runs from each supply back to the main earth terminal at consumer unit.

• 10

• 2.5

• 4

• 6