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Article 300

Total questions: 22

Worksheet time: 11mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Name 3 Locations that AC cable is Permitted

a)

As a Feeder

b)

In Cable Trays

c)

In Damp locations

d)

In Dry locations

e)

Subject to physical damage

2.

Name 3 locations that AC type cable is Not Permitted

a)

Where subject to physical damage

b)

As a feeder

c)

In damp locations

d)

In wet locations

e)

In dry locations

3.

Type AC Cable must be supported with-in _______ of every junction box.

a)

8"

b)

6"

c)

10"

d)

12"

e)

9.5"

4.

Type AC cable must be supported within 12" of every junction box and then can be supported at interval not exceeding ________.

a)

4.5"

b)

12"

c)

12'

d)

4'

e)

4.5'

5.

Describe the Equipment grounding conductor in a type AC cable.

a)

Bare copper conductor

b)

The outside non-conductive jacket of the AC cable

c)

Green Grounding conductor

d)

The outside metal jacket of the AC cable along with the bonding strip.

6.

Bends in type AC cable shall be made as so not to damage the cable. The maximum radius of the bend shall not be more than _______________times the diameter of the cable

a)

3

b)

4

c)

5

d)

6

e)

7

7.

What must be installed at every connector to protect the conductors from abrasion

a)

Anti-short bushing

b)

duct tape

c)

electrical tape

d)

no-lox

8.

What color typically is the equipment grounding conductor in MC cable?

a)

Bare Copper

b)

White

c)

Bare Aluminum

d)

Green

9.

What do the letters MC stand for?

a)

Armored Cable

b)

Mineral Conductor

c)

Metal Conductor

d)

Metal Clad

e)

Mineral Clad

10.

What would you find in any article that has .2 in it?

a)

Uses Permitted

b)

Definition

c)

Supports

d)

Uses not Permitted

11.

Type MC cable must be supported within_____ of each box.

a)

1/2"

b)

12'

c)

12"

d)

18"

12.

What does .10 represent in the code book throughout articles 320- 394

a)

Securing and Supporting

b)

Definition

c)

Scope

d)

Uses Permitted

e)

Uses Not Permitted

13.

What does .12 represent in the code book throughout articles 320- 394

a)

Securing and Supporting

b)

Definition

c)

Scope

d)

Uses Permitted

e)

Uses Not Permitted

14.

What does .1 represent in the code book throughout articles 320- 394

a)

Securing and Supporting

b)

Definition

c)

Scope

d)

Uses Permitted

e)

Uses Not Permitted

15.

What does .30 represent in the code book throughout articles 320- 394

a)

Securing and Supporting

b)

Definition

c)

Scope

d)

Uses Permitted

e)

Uses Not Permitted

16.

Type NM Cable must be supported within _______ of a termination.

a)

10"

b)

12"

c)

12'

d)

2'

17.

A fabricated assembly of insulated conductors in a flexible interlocked metallic armor.

a)

NM Cable

b)

MC Cable

c)

EMT

d)

AC Cable

e)

RMC

18.

A factory assembly of one or more insulated circuit conductors enclosed in an armor of interlocking metal tape, or a smooth corrugated metallic sheath.

a)

NM Cable

b)

MC Cable

c)

EMT

d)

AC Cable

e)

RMC

19.

A factory assembly of two or more insulated conductors enclosed within an overall nonmetallic jacket.

a)

NM Cable

b)

MC Cable

c)

EMT

d)

AC Cable

e)

RMC

20.

Can Type NM cable be used as a service entrance cable?

a)

Not Permitted

b)

Permitted

c)

Only if it's installed by a plumber

d)

Only if it's protected from physical damage

21.

Can Type NM cable be used for an elevator?

a)

Not Permitted

b)

Permitted

c)

Only if it's installed by a plumber

d)

Only if it's protected from physical damage

22.

When using a nonmetallic box that measures less than 2 1/4" x 4" that is mounted in walls or ceiling type NM cable must be supported within __________

a)

12"

b)

10"

c)

8"

d)

6"