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BS7671 QUIZZ 001

Total questions: 22

Worksheet time: 11mins

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Class
Date
1.

BS 7671 includes requirements for:

a)

lift installation covered by BS 5655

b)

equipment for aircraft

c)

equipment of fixed offshore installations

d)

alterations and additions.

2.

The IEE Regulations provide

a)

instructions for every circumstance.

b)

safety especially from fire, shock and burns

c)

a detailed specification

d)

instructions for untrained persons

3.

Which one of the following electrical installations is NOT covered by BS 7671?

a)

Construction sites

b)

Lightning protection of buildings to BS EN 62305.

c)

Prefabricated buildings

d)

Public premises

4.

The IEE Regulations are non-statutory but, if they are adhered too, compliance with which one of the following statutory regulations is most likely?

a)

Electricity Safety, Quality and Continuity Regulations 2002

b)

Cinematograph Regulations 1955

c)

Electricity at Work Regulations 1989

d)

The Health and Safety at Work Act 1974.

5.

Which of the following electrical installations IS covered by the IEE Regulations?

a)

Exhibitions, shows and stands.

b)

Explosive atmospheres

c)

Emergency lighting

d)

Mines and Quarries

6.

The IEE Regulations state requirements intended to provide

a)

the most economical design

b)

instructions for lightning protection of buildings

c)

safety of persons

d)

detailed instructions for all circumstances.

7.

The IEE Regulations recognises that in electrical installations there is a risk of injury from

a)

shock currents

b)

dangerous chemicals

c)

asbestos.

d)

high winds

8.

When choosing the type of wiring system for an installation consideration should be given to

a)

accessibility of wiring to persons and livestock.

b)

the maximum volt drop

c)

the experience of the installing electrician

d)

the materials available on site

9.

BS 7671 requires that

a)

the installation main switch switches the line conductor only

b)

there must be an effective means of cutting off all voltages of every installation

c)

all installations have a main switch.

d)

the main switch must have BS 88 fuses

10.

BS 7671 requires that the person carrying out inspection and testing shall

a)

have a copy of BS 7671.

b)

complete a periodic test report

c)

be skilled to carry out the testing

d)

have at least three years experience

11.

What is the primary purpose of BS 7671 in electrical installations?

a)

To ensure the safety of persons and livestock from electrical hazards.

b)

To provide a detailed specification for every possible circumstance.

c)

To provide instructions for untrained persons.

d)

To ensure the most economical design of electrical installations.

12.

Which of the following is NOT a requirement of BS 7671?

a)

The installation main switch switches the line conductor only.

b)

There must be an effective means of cutting off all voltages of every installation.

c)

All installations have a main switch.

d)

The main switch must have BS 88 fuses.

13.

What is the risk in electrical installations as recognized by the IEE Regulations?

a)

Risk of injury from dangerous chemicals.

b)

Risk of injury from asbestos.

c)

Risk of injury from high winds.

d)

Risk of injury from shock currents.

14.

What is the main purpose of the IEE Regulations in electrical installations?

a)

To provide a detailed specification for every possible circumstance.

b)

To ensure the safety of persons and livestock from electrical hazards.

c)

To provide instructions for untrained persons.

d)

To ensure the most economical design of electrical installations.

15.

Which of the following is a requirement of BS 7671 for electrical installations?

a)

The main switch must have BS 88 fuses.

b)

All installations have a main switch.

c)

The installation main switch switches the line conductor only.

d)

There must be an effective means of cutting off all voltages of every installation.

16.

According to the IEE Regulations, what is the recognized risk in electrical installations?

a)

Risk of injury from dangerous chemicals.

b)

Risk of injury from asbestos.

c)

Risk of injury from high winds.

d)

Risk of injury from shock currents.

17.

What is the main objective of BS 7671 in electrical installations?

a)

To provide a detailed specification for every possible circumstance.

b)

To ensure the safety of persons and livestock from electrical hazards.

c)

To provide instructions for untrained persons.

d)

To ensure the most economical design of electrical installations.

18.

According to BS 7671, which of the following is NOT a requirement for electrical installations?

a)

The main switch must have BS 88 fuses.

b)

All installations have a main switch.

c)

The installation main switch switches the line conductor only.

d)

There must be an effective means of cutting off all voltages of every installation.

19.

What is the recognized risk in electrical installations according to the IEE Regulations?

a)

Risk of injury from dangerous chemicals.

b)

Risk of injury from asbestos.

c)

Risk of injury from high winds.

d)

Risk of injury from shock currents.

20.

What is the main risk associated with electrical installations as per the IEE Regulations?

a)

Risk of injury from falling objects.

b)

Risk of injury from shock currents.

c)

Risk of injury from fire.

d)

Risk of injury from water leakage.

21.

What is the primary requirement of BS 7671 for electrical installations?

a)

All installations must have a backup generator.

b)

There must be an effective means of cutting off all voltages of every installation.

c)

The main switch must be located near the entrance.

d)

All installations must have a fire extinguisher nearby.

22.

According to the IEE Regulations, what is the main purpose of the regulations in electrical installations?

a)

To ensure the most economical design of electrical installations.

b)

To provide instructions for untrained persons.

c)

To ensure the safety of persons and livestock from electrical hazards.

d)

To provide a detailed specification for every possible circumstance.