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Ag Mech I- Unit 4.07: Electrical Wiring

Total questions: 24

Worksheet time: 12mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which electrical devices receives only one plug?

a)

15-amp 240-volt receptacles

b)

duplex receptacles

c)

power strip

d)

three-outlet extension cord

2.

Outdoor electrical wire used underground as feeder wire is classified as:

a)

DC

b)

SE or SEU

c)

TW

d)

UF

3.

Indoor electrical wire used to provide service in areas with moisture or without moisture is classified as:

a)

SE

b)

TW

c)

UF

d)

USE

4.

Jose is replacing aluminum wire with copper. What size copper wire does he need to carry the same electrical load?

a)

one size larger than the aluminum

b)

one size smaller than aluminum

c)

the same size as the aluminum

d)

two sizes larger than the aluminum

5.

A Western Union splice is used:

a)

in the western part of the United States

b)

where four or more wires are joined

c)

where strength is required in a splice

d)

with wire nuts

6.

Which material protects from electrical conduction?

a)

copper

b)

plastic

c)

aluminum

d)

iron

7.

Touching electrical switches or receptacles with wet hands may cause electrical shock because

a)

the hands are free of oil

b)

the switches are clean

c)

water conducts electricity

d)

water is the universal solvent

8.

NM cable is used:

a)

in places where is has to be waterproof

b)

inside buildings

c)

outside buildings

d)

outside and buried at least 18 inches deep

9.

What type of electric cable has wires covered with paper and vinyl?

a)

armored

b)

conduit

c)

ground-fault interrupter

d)

nonmetallic sheathed

10.

Which material will allow electrons to flow readily?

a)

conductor

b)

insulator

c)

plastic

d)

vinyl

11.

The color of the hot electrical wire should be

a)

black or red

b)

green or white

c)

orange or blue

d)

yellow or brown

12.

Aluminum wire

a)

is a better conductor than copper wire

b)

is heavier and more expensive than copper wire

c)

requires one size larger than copper wire to carry the same amperage

d)

requires one size smaller than copper wire to carry the same amperage

13.

How many traveler wires should be used for two three-way switches?

a)

none

b)

two

c)

three

d)

four

14.

What type of connector is turned onto wires to make a pigtail splice and to insulate the splice in one operation?

a)

glued

b)

soldered

c)

solderless

d)

welded

15.

When using two three-way switches and one four-way switch, how many traveler wires should be used?

a)

one

b)

two

c)

four

d)

eight

16.

Which wire size will carry the MOST amps?

a)

8

b)

10

c)

12

d)

14

17.

If someone is undergoing electrical shock, it is dangerous to touch that person because both people will become:

a)

disconnected form current

b)

heroes

c)

insulators

d)

part of the circuit

18.

A device that automatically trips and opens the circuit when too much current passes through it is a:

a)

circuit breaker

b)

circuit tester

c)

single-pole swith

d)

three-way switch

19.

What material is a conductor of electricity?

a)

copper

b)

glass

c)

insulation

d)

plastic

20.

Outdoor wire classified as UF is used to:

a)

bury underground as feeder wire

b)

provide mechanical protection where the wires enter and leave the ground

c)

provide service inside buildings in areas with moisture

d)

wire inside lights

21.

A rat tail splice is used:

a)

every two inches

b)

every two feed

c)

inside junction boxes

d)

on rats

22.

The electrical device that will receive two plugs is a:

a)

240-volt receptacle

b)

duplex receptacle

c)

four-way switch

d)

three-way switch

23.

Outdoor wire classified as SE or SEU is used to:

a)

bring electrical service into buildings

b)

bury underground as feeder wire

c)

provide mechanical protection where the wires enter and leaves the ground

d)

provide service inside of buildings in areas with moisture

24.

Toggle, mercury, silent, rocker arm, and push button are types of

a)

single-pole switches

b)

three-way switches

c)

four-way switches

d)

five-way switches