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FFA Ag Mechanics - Electrical Circuits and Motors

Total questions: 28

Worksheet time: 7hrs 0mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

An 1140 RPM motor fitted with a 7" diameter pulley drives a 4" diameter pulley at a speed of:

a)

640 RPM

b)

1530 RPM

c)

1995 RPM

d)

2280 RPM

2.

A motor which can be run for over 60 minutes at a time is classified as:

a)

Continuous duty

b)

Intermittent duty

c)

Hourly duty

d)

Sporadic duty

3.

Motor enclosures include drip-proof, splash-proof, and:

a)

splash-resistant

b)

dust-free

c)

sealed

d)

totally enclosed (explosion-proof)

4.

Which electrical term on the electric motor nameplate identifies the cycles per second?

a)

RPM

b)

service factor

c)

hertz

d)

phase

5.

Interchanging any two of the three energized wire leads to a motor is an appropriate way to reverse direction of rotation of a:

a)

split-phase motor

b)

capacitor-start motor

c)

repulsion-start motor

d)

three-phase motor

6.

Which electric motor would have a wound rotor?

a)

capacitor-start

b)

split-phase

c)

repulsion-start

d)

shaded-pole

7.

The push-button stations controlling the electric motor have "start" and "stop" switches.

a)

The "stop" buttons are in parallel circuits.

b)

The "start" buttons are in parallel circuits.

c)

The connections alternate between stations.

d)

Both A and B are correct.

8.

A phase converter is a device that:

a)

eliminates stray voltage

b)

protects motors from overcurrent loads

c)

allows three-phase motors to operate on single-phase current

d)

adjusts the circuit power factor

9.

The "SF" (service factor) indicates the:

a)

Amount of overload the motor will take

b)

rated horsepower of the motor

c)

temperature rise the motor will take

d)

maintenance requirements of the motor

10.

Shaded-pole electric motors:

a)

have high starting torque

b)

are for difficult to start loads

c)

would be good for use on a grain elevator

d)

have low starting torque

11.

The part of the AC electric motor that rotates is called the:

a)

stator

b)

frame

c)

rotor

d)

centrifugal switch

12.

Which device can be used to sense the amount of moisture in the air coming from a grain dryer?

a)

Pressure start

b)

Float switch

c)

Thermostat

d)

Humidistat

13.

To control a circuit carrying a large current by means of a low current circuit you should use a:

a)

relay

b)

SPST switch

c)

DPST switch

d)

SPDT switch

14.

What would you attach to a limit switch to control the water level in an open tank?

a)

Roller

b)

Air vane

c)

Float

d)

Densitometer

15.

What combination of switches may be used to control a light from four locations?

a)

Four three-way switches

b)

Two three-way and two four-way switches

c)

Three 3-way and one 4-way switch

d)

Four 4-way switches

16.

Which of the following is a cable type that would be appropriate to use in a barn where the conditions will be moist?

a)

NM (Dry/in wall)

b)

GE

c)

UF

(underground feeder)

d)

TW

(Wire insulation type)

17.

The major purpose of a ground-fault circuit interrupter is:

a)

To protect equipment from damage due to overheating.

b)

As a replacement for fuses in homes.

c)

To protect humans from electrical shock due to a ground fault.

d)

To protect appliances in case of a natural disaster.

18.

When connecting the branch circuit wires within a panel board (circuit breaker box), it is common practice to place the white wire:

a)

Under the lug of the circuit breaker.

b)

To the terminal bar with the bare ground.

c)

To the neutral terminal bar.

d)

Under the lug of a fuse.

19.

The purpose of a transformer is to change the amount of _______ from one value to another.

a)

Watts

b)

OHMS

c)

Voltage

d)

Microfarads

20.

The NEC states that all current interrupting devices must be installed in the:

a)

Undergrounded wire of the circuit.

b)

Grounded wire of the circuit.

c)

Neutral wire of the circuit.

d)

Grounding wire of the circuit.

21.

The brass-colored terminals of a receptacle represent the _______ terminals.

a)

Neutral

b)

White

c)

Hot

d)

Ground

22.

What is the allowable number of conductors under each terminal screw?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

23.

When using a dimmer or on/off switch to control a low voltage fixture the device should be placed:

a)

Output side of the transformer

b)

Input side of the transformer

c)

Either side is acceptable

d)

Cannot be controlled by either one

24.

Light bulbs in a low voltage circuit should be wired in:

a)

Series

b)

Parallel

c)

Series and Parallel

d)

On a (RFI) frequency

25.

The largest fuse that can be used to safely protect 12 gauge wire is:

a)

10 gauge

b)

14 gauge

c)

20 gauge

d)

30 gauge

26.

A fuse is always connected in:

a)

Parallel with the load

b)

series with the load

c)

series-parallel with the load

d)

either series or parallel depending upon circuit constants

27.

Which side of a duplex receptacle outlet must be connected to the white wire?

a)

The side with the small prong insert

b)

the side with the large prong insert

c)

the green screw

d)

the housing box

28.

The amount of continuous "overload" a motor can withstand at its rated Hz and voltage is indicated on the nameplate as:

a)

Code

b)

Hertz

c)

Insulation Class

d)

Service Factor