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recap the previous session 2

Total questions: 26

Worksheet time: 13mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Generally, any voltage above __________ volts is considered dangerous.

a)

6

b)

30

c)

12

d)

120

2.

Generally, any current flow through the body above __________ is considered dangerous.

a)

5 milliamperes

b)

5 amperes

c)

1 ampere

d)

15 amperes

3.

According to Ohm's law, assuming a body path resistance of 100 ohms, what amount of current would flow if a person came contact with 120-V?

a)

1.2 amperes

b)

12 milliamperes

c)

0.833 amperes

d)

833 milliamperes

4.

The electric shock intensity __________.

a)

increases with an increase in current flow

b)

is determined in part by the pathway the current takes through the body

c)

increases with the length of time of exposure

d)

all of these

5.

The amount of current flowing through a body is equal to __________.

a)

E / R

b)

E x R

c)

P / R

d)

P x R

6.

When a current is still applied to an unconscious victim of electrocution, your priority is to __________

a)

turn off the power or separate the victim from the current

b)

locate a telephone to call 911

c)

administer artificial respiration

d)

loosen any tight portions of clothing

7.

An arc fault is the ball of fire that explodes from an electric __________.

a)

series circuit

b)

short circuit

c)

parallel circuit

d)

open circuit

8.

Appropriate attire for a job site could include:

a)

A hard hat

b)

Safety shoes

c)

Safety goggles

d)

All of these

9.

Material or equipment should be kept at least __________ feet away from high-voltage overhead power lines.

a)

2

b)

8

c)

4

d)

10

10.

A __________ space is one that has a restrictive entrance or exit by way of location, size or means.

a)

confined

b)

constricted

c)

safe

d)

restricted

11.

When installing new machinery, ensure that all metal framework is efficiently and permanently __________.

a)

grounded

b)

isolated

c)

insulated

d)

painted

12.

Safety light curtains create a curtain of photoelectric light beams between a(n) __________and a __________.

a)

emitter, receiver

b)

source, sink

c)

positive, negative

d)

positive, negative

13.

Which of the following safety solutions is most suitable for monitoring the position of a guard or gate?

a)

Safety laser scanner

b)

Emergency stop controls

c)

Safety light curtain

d)

Safety interlock switches

14.

The ­­­­­__________ function of an emergency stop requires that the control process cannot be started again until the actuating stop switch has been reset to the on position.

a)

automatic

b)

overload

c)

manual

d)

self-holding

15.

Which of the following safety solutions is most suitable for safeguarding the interior of robotic work cell?

a)

Emergency stop controls

b)

Safety interlock switches

c)

Safety light curtain

d)

Safety laser scanner

16.

An exposed live wire makes contact with the metal frame of an ungrounded piece of electrical equipment. As a result:

a)

the fuse will blow, or the breaker will trip

b)

the metal frame will be live

c)

the equipment will not operate at all

d)

all of these

17.

The purpose of bonding non-current carrying metal parts of an electrical system is to

a)

establish a low resistance path for fault current

b)

limit the touch voltage when metal parts are energized by a ground fault

c)

facilitate the operation of overcurrent protection devices

d)

all of these

18.

If the current in the neutral wire is __________ the current in the hot conductor, a ground fault condition exists.

a)

the same as

b)

twice

c)

greater than

d)

less than

19.

A GFCI protects against the most common form of electric shock hazard, the

a)

line-to-line short circuit

b)

ground fault

c)

static discharge

d)

overload

20.

A GFCI circuit breaker or receptacle monitors

a)

the current flow in the live conductor.

b)

any difference in current flow between the live and neutral conductor.

c)

the current flow in the neutral conductor.

d)

the sum of the current flow in the live and neutral conductor.

21.

Electrical __________ is the process of placing a danger tag on the source of electrical power, which indicates that the equipment may not be operated until the danger tag is removed.

a)

tagout

b)

lockout

c)

remediation

d)

certification

22.

"Dead" circuits should be

a)

checked by momentarily touching them

b)

locked out and tagged out before starting any repairs

c)

checked by metering the voltage

d)

both b and c

23.

All facets of the electrical industry apply the __________ as a minimum standard for the installation of electrical systems.

a)

ABC

b)

PBC

c)

NEC

d)

ANA

24.

The National Electrical Code (NEC)

a)

outlines the minimum requirements that must be met for a safe wiring installation

b)

outlines the ideal requirements for a wiring installation

c)

is a manual designed to teach how to properly wire houses

d)

Governs safety in the workplace

25.

In case of fire in the workplace, it is your responsibility to

a)

Disconnect electrical power

b)

Ensure all personnel leave the danger area in an orderly manner

c)

Trigger the nearest fire alarm

d)

all of these

26.

Which of the following develops standard frame sizes for motors?

a)

NEMA

b)

IEEE

c)

IEC

d)

NEMA and IEC