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Electrical Principles 6035-02 | Part 3

Total questions: 40

Worksheet time: 21mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which plan would have the following wired in?     Programmer, cylinder/room stat, pump, 1x three port valve.

a)

S - plan

b)

Y - plan

2.

The image shown here is?

a)

Socket ring main

b)

Lighting ring main

c)

Lighting circuit

d)

Ring final circuit

3.

Which type of cable would small electric showers(7kW) use?

a)

1.5mm twin and earth

b)

2mm twin and earth

c)

6mm twin and earth

d)

10mm twin and earth

4.

Of the following, select the double socket.

a)

b)

c)

d)

5.

The flow of electricity through both the live and neutral conductor can be turned off by using?

a)

Double pole switches

b)

Single pole switches

c)

MCBs

d)

Ring circuits

6.

Which of the following is not a result of poor workmanship?

a)

RCDs being installed

b)

Incorrect flex sizes

c)

Incorrect fuse sizes

d)

Bad installations

7.

The image shown here is?

a)

TNCS from neutral

b)

TNS from armoured cable

c)

TT from electrode

8.

If your polarity test is proved successful and you are re-testing on 'voltage', what should the readings show for neutral and earth?

a)

110v

b)

230v

c)

240v

d)

0v

9.

Which of the following differentiates conduit to trunking?

a)

It protects flex from potential damages

b)

It protects the customer from reaching the flex

c)

It can be chased into a wall

d)

It support the flexes

10.

Which of the following is not considered a 'danger zone'?

a)

Airing cupboard on the landing

b)

Airing cupboard in the bathroom

c)

The kitchen

d)

An outhouse

11.

Due to the works being carried out, what must all electrician tools require?

a)

Insulated tools

b)

Glass tools

c)

Plastic tools

d)

Conductive tools

12.

Which of the following is described as: If a fault occurs, the electrical current would have a direct route through the wiring, stopping the person touching the metal object from getting a shock.

a)

Equipotential bonding

b)

Supplementary bonding

c)

Cross bonding

d)

Temporary continuity bonding

13.

When isolating, the image shown needs to be? (Choose 2)

a)

Locked off from the customer

b)

Kept on incase of usage demand

c)

Labelled sufficiently

d)

Checked regularly to ensure a complete circuit is kept

14.

Where would the component shown be used? (Choose 2)

a)

Incoming mains

b)

Immersions

c)

Outhouses with power

d)

Ring mains

15.

On central heating systems, what is used instead of the image shown?

a)

Large junction boxes known as wiring centres

b)

Multiple junction boxes

c)

Pull cord isolators

d)

Electrical timers

16.

A socket tester used in a domestic socket is a simple way of which of the following tests?

a)

Supplementary bonding

b)

Cross bonding

c)

Polarity

d)

Earth continuity

17.

What size MCB is used in the protection of immersions?

a)

6 amp

b)

16 amp

c)

32 amp

d)

32-45 amp

18.

What does DC stand for in domestic electrical terms?

(a)  

19.

If an appliance has a fuse rated at 4 amp, and the resistance is 27 ohms, what would the voltage be?

a)

12v

b)

110v

c)

230v

d)

400v

20.

Select the correct sequence for the Volts - Watts - Amps.

a)

b)

c)

21.

Which of the following is the unit of resistance?

a)

V

b)

I

c)

R

22.

What is the first item to get damaged in the case of incorrect or undersized cables being used in a circuit or appliance?

a)

The appliance

b)

The MCB

c)

The insulation

d)

The fuses

23.

What would be the resistance of a domestic appliance if the fuse size was 4 amp?

a)

76.7 ohms

b)

57.5 ohms

c)

46 ohms

d)

38.3 ohms

24.

The majority of electric shocks and electrocutions are due to?

a)

Incorrect earthing

b)

Customer tampering

c)

Incorrect qualifications

d)

Incompetent people

25.

To prevent overheating, thhe correct selection of flex is required. What flex would kettles or immersions use?

a)

0.5mm

b)

0.75mm

c)

1.0mm

d)

1.5mm

26.

The supplementary bonding earth clips are made to which British Standard?

a)

BS 6700

b)

BS 8000

c)

BS 7272

d)

BS 951

27.

To ensure that the supply is not switched back on by mistake, what should be followed?

a)

Tell the customer not to touch it

b)

Finish the task as quick as possible

c)

Retain the fuse

d)

All of the above

28.

Lights in the bathroom are considered to be in a 'danger zone' and will have which pull cord?

a)

Single pole isolator

b)

Double pole isolator

29.

What is the component shown here?

a)

Pillar terminal

b)

Claw type terminal

c)

Screw/nut head terminal

d)

Strip connector

30.

Which of the following is described as: Ensure the use of _____ before cutting into pipework as the earth continuity is broken, so the plumber could become the earth and therefore get an electric shock.

a)

Equipotential bonding

b)

Supplementary bonding

c)

Cross bonding

d)

Temporary continuity bonding

31.

What type of electrical component would use 1.5mm twin and earth on typical cable?

a)

Small electric showers

b)

Lightings

c)

Larger electric showers

d)

Ring mains

32.

An appliance has a 9amp fuse and needs 1kW of power. What is the voltage required? 

a)

18v

b)

110v

c)

230v

d)

450v

33.

The fused spur is used to connect appliance to the ring final, giving?

a)

The correct voltage

b)

The correct ampere

c)

The safest method of reistance in the circuit

d)

A point of isolation

34.

Which of the following does not require an electrical safe isolation before any kind of work starts?

a)

Washing machine valves

b)

Boilers

c)

Cookers

d)

Zone valves

35.

What is the component shown here?

a)

Equipotential bonding

b)

Supplementary bonding

c)

Cross bonding

d)

Temporary continuity bonding

36.

STATEMENT: Any visual faults needs to be reported to the homeowner or your supervisor before you proceed with fixing the electrical faults.

a)

True

b)

False

37.

In which of the following would 12v, 18v or 24v DC be used?

a)

Domestic sockets

b)

Step-down transformer

c)

Battery operated tools

38.

The image shown here is missing steps. What is the correct sequence from 'incoming supply' to 'appliances/circuits'?

a)

Meter -> Comsumer unit -> Suppliers fuse

b)

Consumer unit -> Meter -> Suppliers fuse

c)

Suppliers fuse -> Consumer unit -> Meter

d)

Suppliers fuse -> Meter -> Cunsumer unit

39.

Which of the following are not consequences of incorrect cables used in a circuit?

a)

Cables turning brown

b)

Appliances working to a higher efficiency

c)

Cables becoming brittle

d)

Cables overheating with potential fires

40.

Which of the following is not purposes of trunking?

a)

Protecting flex from potential damages

b)

Protect the customer from reaching the flex

c)

Protecting the flex from overheating

d)

Supporting the flexes