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Electrical Materials

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

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Class
Date
1.

Which of the following statement is NOT TRUE regarding electrical materials?

a)

They hold and secure wires to its fixtures inside and outside houses or building

b)

They control the flow of current in simple and complex electrical circuits

c)

They minimize the electrical consumption of an appliances

d)

They protect the houses, buildings, appliances and instruments from any destruction

or damage

2.

What type of Lamp holder/receptacle is shown in the picture?

a)

Flush type

b)

Hanging type (chain)

c)

Hanging type (weather-proof)

d)

Surface type

3.

Which of the following is a surface-type switch?

a)
b)
c)
d)
4.

In a 3-prong male plug, the 3rd prong refers to:

a)

Line 1

b)

Line 2

c)

Line 3

d)

Ground

5.

What type of convenient outlet is shown in the picture?

a)

Flush type, duplex

b)

Flush type, triplex

c)

Surface type, duplex

d)

Surface type, triplex

6.

What type of fuse is shown in the picture?

a)

Basic type

b)

Cartridge type

c)

Knife blade

d)

Plug type

7.

Which of the following statement best describe the importance of fuse and circuit breaker?

a)

It carries electrical current from the source to the load or current consuming

devices

b)

It controls the flow of current in simple and complex electrical circuits;

c)

It holds and secures wires to its fixtures inside and outside houses or building

d)

It protects the houses, buildings, appliances, and instruments from any destruction

or damage

8.

What is the ampere rating of the circuit breaker in the picture?

a)

15 Amperes

b)

20 Amperes

c)

30 Amperes

d)

60 Amperes

9.

What circuit protective device can be placed in this panel board?

a)

Cartridge type fuse

b)

Plug in fuse

c)

Miniature Circuit Breaker

d)

Standard plug-in Circuit Breaker

10.

It is an octagonal shaped

electrical material where

the connections or joints

of wires are being done.

a)

Fuse box

b)

Junction box

c)

Square box

d)

Utility box

11.

It is a rectangular

shaped metallic or

plastic (PVC) material

in which flush type

convenience outlets

and switches are

attached

a)

Fuse box

b)

Junction box

c)

Square box

d)

Utility box

12.

In wires/conductors, what wire number is required in connecting a convenience outlet?

a)

AWG # 10

b)

AWG # 12

c)

AWG # 14

d)

AWG # 18

13.

In wires/conductors, what wire number is required in connecting lights and switches?

a)

AWG # 10

b)

AWG # 12

c)

AWG # 14

d)

AWG # 18

14.

It is a duplex stranded wire

used for temporary wiring

installation and commonly

used in an extension cord

assembly.

a)

Flat cord

b)

Solid wire

c)

Stranded wire

d)

Hot wire

15.

What type of conduit is shown in the picture?

a)

Rigid Metallic Conduit

b)

Flexible Metallic

Conduit

c)

Rigid Non

-Metallic Conduit

d)

Corrugated Plastic

Conduit

16.

What type of conduit is shown in the picture?

a)

Rigid Metallic Conduit

b)

Flexible Metallic

Conduit

c)

Rigid Non

-Metallic Conduit

d)

Corrugated Plastic

Conduit

17.

What type of conduit is shown in the picture?

a)

Rigid Metallic Conduit

b)

Flexible Metallic

Conduit

c)

Rigid Non

-Metallic Conduit

d)

Corrugated Plastic

Conduit

18.

These are

electrical materials

used to hold and

anchor electrical

conduits on its

proper position

a)

Conduit clamps

b)

Conduit pipes

c)

Conduit connector

d)

Condulets

19.

Name the electrical material in the picture.

a)

Conduit clamps

b)

Conduit pipes

c)

Conduit connector

d)

Condulets

20.

What is the purpose of electrical tape in wiring installation?

a)

used to

attach metallic or

non-metallic conduit

to the junction box

b)

used to hold and

anchor electrical

conduits on its

proper position

c)

used as the passage

of wires for protection and

insulation.

d)

used to cover the

splices or joints

and

conductors/wires

without insulators