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residential electrical services

Total questions: 33

Worksheet time: 17mins

Name
Class
Date
1.
Which of the following locations in dwelling units require GFCI protection?
a)
Receptacle dedicated to a burglar alarm
b)
Receptacles within garages
c)
Receptacles in finished basements
d)
Receptacles in bedroom
2.

Which of the following circuits require a minimum of 20A of overcurrent protection?

a)

Residential small appliance branch circuits

b)

General purpose branch circuits

c)

Residential large appliance branch circuits

d)

fixed appliance branch circuits

3.
Romex is a trade name for _________?
a)
Type MC cable
b)
Type NM cable
c)
Type TC cable
d)
Type UF cable
4.
Which of the following must be supported at intervals of 6 feet or less?
a)
Type NM
b)
Type MC
c)
Type UF
d)
EMT
5.
Which of the following will detect a current imbalance as low as 4 milliamps?
a)
Afci
b)
Gfci
c)
Tamper Resistant Outlet
6.
Traveler conductors are used to connect two __________?
a)
4 way switches
b)
2 way switches
c)
3 way switches
d)
1way switches
7.
When a noncombustible wall finish is used, an outlet box may be recessed __________.
a)
1/4"
b)
1/2"
c)
1/8"
d)
3/4"
8.
A feeder is used to connect __________.
a)
branch circuits to circuit breakers
b)
the main service panel and a subpanel
c)
the main panel and duplex receptacles
d)
the service drop to the main panelboard
9.

Which type of cable with a corrugated sheath has a maximum bend radius of 7 times the cable diameter?

a)

Type MC

b)

Type SE

c)

Type AC

d)

Type NM

10.

According to the NEC, which of the following is required for the small appliance loads in each kitchen area?

a)

Two 120V, 20A small appliance branch circuits

b)

One 4,050VA small appliance branch circuit

c)

One 1,500VA, 20A small appliance branch circuit

d)

Two 240V, 10A small appliance branch circuits

11.

According to NEC Section 220.53, loads for which of the following appliances shall be permissible to apply a demand factor of 75%?

a)

kitchen appliances

b)

fixed appliances

c)

heating appliances

d)

small appliances

12.

Which of the following is an NEC approved grounding electrode?

a)

Metal underground water pipe in direct contact with the earth for 10 feet.

b)

Metal underground gas pipe in direct contact with the earth for 10 feet

c)

A ground ring with a 25 foot diameter

d)

a 5/8 inch galvanized aluminum rod 5 feet in length

13.

The minimum clearance of service drop conductors over a residential driveway is reduced to 12 feet when the voltage is limited to

a)

120V to ground

b)

270V to ground

c)

300V to ground

d)

360V to ground

14.

The section of the NEC that lists the requirements for installing service disconnecting means is

a)

NEC Section 110.26

b)

NEC Section 220.54

c)

NEC Section 230.6

d)

NEC Section 230.70

15.

Cables routed through bored holes in framing members must maintain a distance from the nearest edge of not less than

a)

1/16 inch

b)

1/4 inch

c)

1-1/4 inches

d)

1-1/2 inches

16.

When used as an outside service-entrance conductor, which of the following must be secured every 30 inches?

a)

Type NM cable

b)

Type SE cable

c)

Type MC cable

d)

Type AC cable

17.

To control a device from three locations, a four-way switch must be used with which of the following?

a)

One photoelectric switch

b)

two three-way switches

c)

four three-way switches

d)

one two-pole switch

18.

To control stairway lighting, a wall switch is required at each level when how many risers separate levels?

a)

Three or more

b)

four or more

c)

five or more

d)

six or more

19.

Which section of the NEC covers the installation of pools and spas?

a)

NEC Section 250

b)

NEC Section 340

c)

NEC Section 680

d)

NEC Section 725

20.

A GFCI sensor will trip when the

a)

current in the neutral load is less than the current in the hot load

b)

current in the neutral load is greater than the current in the hot load

c)

device gets wet

d)

current is less than the value established for a Class A device

21.

Listed FMC may be used as an equipment grounding conductor if the circuit conductors are protected by overcurrent devices rated at?

a)

15A or less

b)

20A or less

c)

greater than 20A

d)

greater than 30A

22.

Which section of the NEC covers equipment grounding and equipment grounding conductors?

a)

NEC Section 250

b)

NEC Section 340

c)

NEC Section 680

d)

NEC Section 725

23.

One of the advantages of electric heat is that

a)

it is less expensive than other types of fuels

b)

only one thermostat is needed for the whole system

c)

system maintenance is only required once a year

d)

initial installation costs are less than other types of systems

24.

Any outlet that supplies power to a hot tub shall be

a)

less than 5 feet from the inside wall of the hot tub

b)

GFCI protected

c)

within sight of the hot tub

d)

240V

25.

The conductors that extend from the panelboard to various outlets are called

a)

branch circuits

b)

feeders

c)

grounding electrode conductors

d)

service-entrance conductors

26.

Exposed noncurrent-carrying metal parts of fixed equipment must be grounded if the equipment operates with any terminal over

a)

60V to ground

b)

120V to ground

c)

150V to ground

d)

240V to ground

27.

Conductors used for electric heating units must be sized for what percentage of the heater's nameplate rating?

a)

70%

b)

95%

c)

100%

d)

125%

28.

In a residential pool area, receptacles

a)

are not allowed within the fenced area

b)

must be approved for providing power to underwater lighting fixtures

c)

must be at least 6 feet from the inside walls of the pool

d)

are only allowed if required by the pool manufacturer

29.

A grounding electrode conductor must be

a)

made of one-quarter inch steel plate

b)

made of copper, aluminum, or copper-clad aluminum

c)

green or green with yellow stripes

d)

protected by a Class A GFCI circuit breaker

30.

An electric heat pump is a type of HVAC system that

a)

circulates hot water to baseboards

b)

must be supplied by 20A circuits

c)

furnishes more energy than it consumes

d)

can also operate using combustible fuels

31.

Power to the entire residence is shut off at the main service disconnect located

a)

in the basement or unfinished crawl space

b)

at the panelboard

c)

at the service drop

d)

at the main branch circuit

32.

A feeder is used to connect

a)

the main service panel and a subpanel

b)

the main panel and duplex receptacles

c)

branch circuits to circuit breakers

d)

the service drop to the main panelboard

33.

When a noncombustible wall finish is used, an outlet box may be recessed

a)

1/4"

b)

1/2"

c)

5/8"

d)

3/4"