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L3 Electrical - Earthing, Safety & Testing

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

An electrical intake system which uses an earth rod would be classed as

a)

TT

b)

TN-S

c)

TN-C-S

d)

PME

2.

An electrical intake system whereby the main earth conductor is connected to the sheath of the incoming supply cable is known as

a)

TT

b)

TN-S

c)

TN-C-S

d)

NC-S

3.

The earthing system whereby the neutral combines the function of both neutral and earth is termed

a)

TN-S

b)

TT-S

c)

TN-C-S

d)

NE-S

4.

The size of the main earthing conductor would typically be

a)

6mm2

b)

10mm2

c)

12mm2

d)

16mm2

5.

The size of the main bonding conductor would typically be

a)

4mm2

b)

6mm2

c)

10mm2

d)

16mm2

6.

Which one of the following tests should be carried out on the earthing circuit with the circuit live?

a)

Earth Loop Impedance

b)

Insulation Resistance

c)

Earth Continuity

d)

Polarity Test

7.

A test current of 150mA should cause a 30mA RCD to trip out in which of the times listed below?

a)

0.4 seconds

b)

40 milliseconds

c)

4 seconds

d)

4 milliseconds

8.

The main use of a 30mA RCD is to provide which of following?

a)

Additional protection

b)

Protection against overloading

c)

A test point for instruments

d)

Protection against older wiring

9.

The permanent inscribed notice on an earth bonding clip must read

a)

safety electrical connection

b)

safety electrical connection, do not remove

c)

do not remove

d)

safety electrical connection, replace after removal

10.

Which one of the following supply systems would have three live conductors and a neutral?

a)

4 phase

b)

3 phase

c)

2 phase

d)

Single phase

11.

All electrical testing equipment should comply with which document

a)

GS 38

b)

The Electricity at work Regulations

c)

BS 7671

d)

Part P

12.

The test probes on leads used with electrical test equipment must be insulated and with exposed metal tips not exceeding

a)

2mm

b)

4mm

c)

4mm but 2mm strongly recommended

d)

only spring loaded retractable screened probes to be used

13.

When should a functional test be carried out?

a)

While demonstrating the operation of an appliance to a customer

b)

After the electrical system is energised

c)

After handover of the system

d)

Before any connections are made

14.

The purpose of a polarity test is to verify which of the following?

a)

MCBs, fuses and RCDs trip out in the correct time

b)

Bonding is correctly installed

c)

all fuses, switches and circuit breakers are connected in the line

d)

Insulation is adequate

15.

Which one of the following tests should be carried out on insulation?

a)

Polarity

b)

Resistance

c)

Impedance

d)

Continuity

16.

Which of the British standards listed below is also known as the IET Wiring Regulations?

a)

GS 38

b)

BS 7671

c)

BS 6717

d)

BS 6700

17.

Which test can confirm that the circuit disconnection times can be met?

a)

Polarity

b)

Earth continuity

c)

Earth fault loop impedance

d)

Insulation resistance

18.

When a polarity test is carried out, which instrument is used?

a)

PAT tester

b)

Proving unit

c)

Low resistance ohmmeter

d)

Earth loop impedance tester

19.

As well as a proving unit, which one of the following is also used to check if a circuit is dead?

a)

Approved multi-meter

b)

Approved test lamp

c)

Approved voltage indicator

d)

Approved fuse tester

20.

In addition to main equipotential bonding of services within a building supplementary bonding may also be required where

a)

metal pipes of different materials are used e.g. copper and steel

b)

the different services enter the building at widely spaced points

c)

plastic waste systems are used

d)

metal pipework is jointed by plastic connectors