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AR 3181 PREX

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The flow of electricity in an electrical circuit.

a)

voltage

b)

capacitance

c)

current

d)

reactance

2.

The electromotive force (EMF) or potential difference that causes an electric current to flow.

a)

voltage

b)

conductance

c)

current

d)

capacitance

3.

The unit of current.

a)

watts

b)

ampere

c)

ohms

d)

farad

4.

The unit of capacitance.

a)

watts

b)

volts

c)

amperes

d)

farad

5.

These are all expressions of the Ohm's Law except one:

a)

I = V/R

b)

V= I x R

c)

R= V/I

d)

I = R/V

6.

For AC electricity, Ohm's Law is expressed as I= V/Z, where Z is:

a)

capacitance

b)

reactance

c)

resistance

d)

impedance

7.

The combined effect of resistance and reactance, expressed in ohms.

a)

capacitance

b)

current

c)

voltage

d)

impedance

8.

An electric motor produces mechanical power, measured in terms of :

a)

horsepower

b)

candle power

c)

volts

d)

electric power

9.

In a series circuit, current is the same , but voltage differs; in a parallel circuit, the voltage is the same, but the current differs. Which then is used for a standard house wiring?

a)

series circuit

b)

parallel circuit

10.

Which does not belong: wire, cable, bus, stranded

a)

wire

b)

cable

c)

bus

d)

stranded

11.

The only characteristic that makes a THWN different from a XHHW conductor.

a)

heat and moisture resistant

b)

75 deg C

c)

cross-linked synthetic polymer

12.

A device that opens or closes a circuitry in an electric circuit.

a)

breaker

b)

fuse

c)

switch

d)

valve

13.

Which does not belong: weathertight, watertight, explosion-proof, magnetic

a)

weathertight

b)

watertight

c)

explosion-proof

d)

magnetic

14.

A device designed to open and close a circuit by non automatic means, and to open the circuit automatically on predetermined over-current.

a)

switch

b)

fuse

c)

circuit breaker

d)

valve

15.

A standard metric unit of illumination.

a)

footcandle

b)

watts

c)

lux

d)

lumen

16.

Used to direct a light source downward to “wash” over wall surfaces.

a)

soffit lighting

b)

cove lighting

c)

valance lighting

d)

cornice lighting

17.

Directs light upward to the ceiling and down over the wall.

a)

soffit lighting

b)

cove lighting

c)

valance lighting

d)

cornice ligthing

18.

Standard switch height for wheelchair access.

a)

.80 meters

b)

.90 meters

c)

1.00 meter

d)

1.20 meters

19.

Select which do not belong:

a)

stairs

b)

halls

c)

bedroom

d)

room with two doors

20.

Standard distance between outlets for hallways:

a)

4.20 m

b)

4.50 m

c)

1.20 m

d)

1.30 m

21.

GFCI stands for:

a)

grand fault circuit interrupter

b)

ground fault circuit installation

c)

ground fault circuit interrupter

d)

grand fault circuit installation

22.

Name the symbol

a)

3 pole switch

b)

3 gang switch

c)

3-way switch

23.

Name the symbol

a)

convenience outlet

b)

duplex convenience outlet

c)

2-way convenience outlet

d)

wall lamp

24.

Name the symbol

a)

ceiling light

b)

pinlight

c)

wall light

d)

valance light

25.

Name the symbol

a)

junction box

b)

pull box

c)

panel box

d)

main box

26.

Name the symbol

a)

floor mounted convenience outlet

b)

duplex convenience outlet with ground

c)

ground fault circuit interrupter

d)

ground fault convenience outlet

27.

name the symbol

a)

weatherproof convenience outlet

b)

waterproof convenience outlet

c)

watertight convenience outlet

d)

weathertight convenience outlet

28.

name the symbol

a)

ceiling mounted convenience outlet

b)

exhaust fan

c)

floor mounted convenience outlet

d)

ground fault circuit interrupter

29.

what is the appropriate switch as seen on the plan?

a)

single switch

b)

2-pole switch

c)

2-gang switch

d)

3-way switch

30.

Name the symbol

a)

circuit homerun

b)

circuit line

c)

circuit name