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Key plumbing principles

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which one of the properties of water is shown by its pH value?

a)

It’s degree of acidity or alkalinity.

b)

It’s electrical conductivity

c)

The amount of heat it contains.

d)

It’s heat conductivity

2.

Capillarity in liquids may occur between two close fitting surfaces

a)

When the surfaces are in a horizontal or vertical position

b)

Only when the surfaces are at an angle of 45 degrees

c)

Only when the surfaces are at an angle of less than 30 degrees

d)

Only when the surfaces are in a horizontal position

3.

Given that all holes have the same diameter, the water pressure is greatest at hole

a)

A

b)

B

c)

C

d)

D

4.

The process of siphonage utilises

a)

Vacuum pumps.

b)

Capillary action

c)

Atmospheric pressure

d)

Specific gravity

e)

Water pressure

5.

Capillary attraction would be greatest in tube

a)

A

b)

B

c)

C

d)

D

6.

Relative density is the

a)

Density of a substance divided by its volume

b)

Density of a substance in comparison to the density of water

c)

Density of water displaced when a substance is placed in water

d)

Force exerted by the density of a substance

7.

Which one of the following metals needs to be treated if it is exposed to the effects of atmospheric corrosion?

a)

Iron.

b)

Galvanised steel.

c)

Lead.

d)

Zinc.

8.

During electrolytic action the

a)

Anode will gradually destroy the cathode

b)

Cathode will gradually destroy the anode

c)

Electrolyte will be used up and disappear

d)

Electrolyte will destroy the cathode

9.

Socket outlets in a domestic property usually have a maximum amp rating of

a)

6 Amps

b)

5 Amps

c)

13 Amps

d)

3 Amps

10.

It would be most appropriate for a plumber to use temporary earth continuity bonds when

a)

Flushing a domestic hot water system

b)

Working on a central heating control panel

c)

Changing a cold water tap washer

d)

Removing a section of system pipework

11.

1. Atmospheric pressure at sea level is:

a)

303.1Pa

b)

201.3Pa

c)

101.3Pa

d)

111.3Pa

12.

The energy used to heat 1 kg of water by 2ºC is 8.372 kJ. The specific heat value for water is

a)

0.385 kJ / kg / ºC

b)

4.186 kJ / kg / ºC

c)

6.852 kJ / kg / ºC

d)

8.372 kJ / kg / ºC.

13.

Water from an area which has a limestone and chalk bedrock, is most likely to be

a)

Cloudy

b)

Chalky

c)

Alkaline

d)

Acidic

14.

If a magnet is passed in and out of, or around, a copper wire wound around a soft iron core, the electricity generated would be

a)

Direct current DC

b)

An indirect current

c)

Static electricity

d)

An alternating current AC

15.

Which pipe will expand the most when heated-

a)
b)
c)
d)