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NPA 1130 - unit 4

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 50mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What are the 2 methods of running electrical power lines?

a)

underground and overhead

b)

overground and underhead

c)

pole to pole

d)

groundhead

2.

This connection is run below ground enclosed by heavy watertight pipes.

a)

underground

b)

overhead

c)

underhead

d)

overground

3.

The repair and maintenance of underground lines are difficult and costly.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

4.

Running electrical power below ground keeps the landscape natural and uncluttered.

a)

True

b)

False

5.

Overhead electrical power lines is expensive .

a)

True

b)

False

6.

What is the common line-to-line voltage in Saudi Arabia for 3 phase connections?

a)

380 V

b)

220 V

c)

440 V

d)

480 V

7.

What is the common line-to-neutral voltage in Saudi Arabia for 1-phase connections?

a)

380 V

b)

220 V

c)

440 V

d)

380 V

8.

How much voltage we can get of we connect to RED and YELLOW cable?

a)

380 V

b)

220 V

c)

440 V

d)

480 V

9.

How much voltage we can get of we connect to BROWN and BLACK cable?

a)

380 V

b)

220 V

c)

440 V

d)

480 V

10.

What is the junction between the power lines and a;; wiring in a building?

a)

service panel

b)

service junction

c)

service cable

d)

service bus

11.

Excessive current can damage electrical components.

a)

TRUE

b)

FASLE

12.

____________ occurs when there is a direct path with little or no resistance created between two current carrying conductors.

a)

short circuit

b)

overload

c)

over-voltage

d)

under-voltage

13.

During short circuit the value of current produced is _______________.

a)

infinity

b)

zero

c)

30 A

d)

1000 A

14.

Select the 2 devices that are commonly used to protect the electrical system.

a)

fuse

b)

circuit breaker

c)

power supply

d)

cable

15.

___________ is a consumable conductor that fails by opening when excessive current flows thru it.

a)

fuse

b)

circuit breaker

c)

resistor

d)

capacitor

16.

A fuse can be used again.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

17.

A fuse is NOT reusable.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

18.

What do you call this device?

a)

fuse

b)

circuit breaker

c)

resistor

d)

power supply

19.

_____________ are circuit protection devices that prevent damage and injury by opening (tripping) the device when it detects an overcurrent condition.

a)

fuse

b)

circuit breaker

c)

wire

d)

bus bar

20.

Circuit breaker is reusable.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

21.

After clearing the source of fault or overcurrent, we can RESET the circuit breaker

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

22.

Both fuse and circuit breaker protects the electrical system.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

23.

In circuit breaker, MCB means "_____________ Circuit Breaker"

a)

miniature

b)

master

c)

main

d)

molded

24.

In circuit breakers, MCCB means "_____________ Circuit Breaker"

a)

Molded Case

b)

Main Circuit

c)

Master Circuit

d)

Miniature Case

25.

What type of circuit breaker is shown in the picture?

a)

MCB

b)

MCCB

c)

SF6

d)

Air Circuit Breaker

26.

How many pole does this circuit breaker has?

a)

3 pole

b)

2 pole

c)

4 pole

d)

1 pole

27.

The rated current of circuit breaker is expressed in ______________.

a)

Amperes

b)

Volts

c)

Ohms

d)

Watts

28.

This is the maximum capacity of circuit breaker to withstand against explosion during short circuit.

a)

Breaking Capacity

b)

Ampere Trip

c)

Ampere Frame

d)

Volts

29.

Circuit breaker can be RESET by pushing the lever back into contact ON position again.

a)

TRUE

b)

FALSE

30.

The breaking capacity of a circuit breaker is expressed in ________________________.

a)

kAIC

b)

Ampere

c)

Ampere Trip

d)

Ampere Frame

31.

What is the breaking capacity of this MCB?

a)

5 kAIC

b)

6 kAIC

c)

7 kAIC

d)

10 kAIC

32.

A __________ is a component in an electric circuit which provide a safe and reliable means to close and open a circuit.

a)

wire

b)

junction box

c)

switch

d)

panel

33.

What type of switch is shown in the picture?

a)

2-way

b)

1-way

c)

intermediate

d)

common

34.

What type of switch is shown in the picture?

a)

2-way

b)

1-way

c)

intermediate

d)

common

35.

What type of switch that can be used to control light in 2 locations?

a)

2-way

b)

1-way

c)

intermediate

d)

common

36.

What type of switch is shown in the picture?

a)

2-way

b)

1-way

c)

intermediate

d)

common

37.

Two wire connect to each other without a terminal block is called _________.

a)

splice

b)

key hole

c)

gasket

d)

piping

38.

An incandescent light fixture is mounted to a junction box for support and to ___________________ the spliced wires inside.

a)

protect

b)

twist

c)

cut

d)

bend

39.

The 2 common methods for splicing wires are:

________________ and _________________.

a)

western union splice

b)

wire nuts

c)

eastern union splice

d)

wall nut

40.

A ________________ splice is used to splice conductors when conductors are subject to tension.

a)

western union

b)

wire but

c)

eastern union

d)

wall nut

41.

What do you call this splicing method?

a)

western union

b)

wire but

c)

eastern union

d)

wall nut

42.

What is the minimum number of turns when doing western union splice?

a)

5 turns

b)

4 turns

c)

3 turns

d)

1 turn

43.

What replaces the insulation after splicing?

a)

electrical tape

b)

masking tape

c)

video tape

d)

cloth

44.

_______________ are used to quickly splice wires.

a)

wire nuts

b)

wall nuts

c)

western union

d)

sliced cable

45.

The neutral line connects to a terminal strip inside the service panel called the ___________________.

a)

neutral rail or neutral bar

b)

earth rail or earth bar

c)

conduit

d)

line bar

46.

A scorched or burned fuse is an indication that the fuse has _______________________.

a)

failed

b)

energized

c)

close

d)

drop

47.

For safety, all switches need to be connected to _________________.

a)

Line

b)

Neutral

c)

Earth

d)

Earth and Neutral

48.

How many 2 way switches is needed when controlling a lamp in 2 locations?

a)

2

b)

3

c)

1

d)

4

49.

How many 2 way (3- way) switches is needed when controlling a lamp in 3 locations?

a)

2

b)

3

c)

1

d)

4

50.

How many intermediate switch (4-way) is needed when controlling a lamp in 3 locations?

a)

2

b)

3

c)

1

d)

4