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Electrical Safety PP 1 & part 1

Total questions: 58

Worksheet time: 32mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is considered low voltage in domestic electrics for single phase AC?

a)

24v AC

b)

230v AC

c)

18v AC

d)

12v AC

2.

Which of the following is not an example of extra low voltage for safety in domestic electrics?

a)

24v DC

b)

18v DC

c)

12v DC

d)

110v single phase AC

3.

Under the regulation, when does a plumber not need to be Part P qualified to replace a component?

a)

When installing a new component

b)

When replacing a like-for-like component outside a danger zone

c)

When the component is in the kitchen

d)

When the component is in the loft

4.

What is considered a danger zone according to the text?

a)

Anywhere outside the bathroom, kitchen, or outhouse

b)

Only inside the loft

c)

Within a bathroom, kitchen, or outhouse

d)

Only on the landing outside an airing cupboard

5.

Who needs to be a fully qualified electrician?

a)

A plumber working outside the danger zone

b)

A plumber replacing parts in the loft

c)

Someone performing an installation

d)

A plumber replacing a like-for-like component in the kitchen

6.

Where is it not considered a danger zone if the airing cupboard door is on the landing?

a)

In the bathroom

b)

In the kitchen

c)

On the landing

d)

In the loft

7.

Which of the following is NOT a situation where electricity is used in plumbing?

a)

Pumps

b)

Showers

c)

Boilers

d)

Refrigerators

8.

In domestic electrics, which device is used to control the temperature of heating systems?

a)

Thermostats

b)

Cookers

c)

Immersion heaters

d)

Programmers

9.

What is the purpose of programmers in domestic electrics?

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10.

What is electricity described as in the document?

a)

A type of matter

b)

A form of energy

c)

A chemical reaction

d)

A state of matter

11.

Which of the following is NOT mentioned as a way to produce electricity?

a)

Friction between materials

b)

Heat applied to dissimilar metals

c)

Pressure acting on certain types of crystals

d)

Chemical reaction between gases

12.

What term is used to describe the production of electricity through heat applied to dissimilar metals?

a)

Thermocouple

b)

Electrolysis

c)

Conduction

d)

Induction

13.

What generates electricity when pressure is applied to certain types of crystals?

a)

Thermocouple

b)

Piezoelectric sparkers

c)

Electrolytic cells

d)

Magnetic induction

14.

According to the document, what happens when coils are rotated within a magnetic field?

a)

It creates a static charge

b)

It produces heat energy

c)

It generates electricity

d)

It reduces electrical resistance

15.

What does AC stand for in the context of domestic electrics?

a)

Alternating current

b)

Absolute current

c)

Accelerated current

d)

Alternating circuit

16.

What is the frequency of the mains electricity in the UK, as shown in the sinusoidal wave form?

a)

20 Hz

b)

50 Hz

c)

60 Hz

d)

100 Hz

17.

What does the sinusoidal wave form in the diagram represent?

a)

Voltage over time

b)

Current over time

c)

Resistance over time

d)

Power over time

18.

What does DC stand for in the context of domestic electrics?

a)

Direct current

b)

Direct circuit

c)

Domestic current

d)

Domestic circuit

19.

What happens to the cathode in a dilute acid solution?

a)

It generates electricity

b)

It remains unchanged

c)

It eats away at the anode

d)

It attracts the anode

20.

What is the role of dissimilar metals in a dilute acid solution for domestic electrics?

a)

To create a magnetic field

b)

To generate heat

c)

To conduct electricity

d)

To produce a chemical reaction

21.

What is the purpose of the dilute sulphuric acid in the diagram?

a)

To act as a lubricant

b)

To serve as an electrolyte

c)

To clean the metals

d)

To cool down the system

22.

Which terminal is the zinc anode connected to in the diagram?

a)

Positive terminal

b)

Negative terminal

c)

It is not connected to any terminal

d)

It alternates between terminals

23.

What is the voltage of sockets in a domestic property according to the image?

a)

110V

b)

12V

c)

230V

d)

24V

24.

What type of current requires a step-down transformer for use in domestic properties as shown in the image?

a)

230V DC

b)

110V single phase AC

c)

24V DC

d)

18V DC

25.

Which voltages may battery operated tools use in a domestic property as per the image?

a)

230V and 110V

b)

24V and 230V

c)

18V and 12V

d)

110V and 18V

26.

What was the cause of Paul Hamlyn's death according to the post-mortem?

a)

Natural causes

b)

Electrocution

c)

A fall

d)

Poisoning

27.

Where did the incident that led to Paul Hamlyn's death occur?

a)

At his home on Chase Road West

b)

At a house in Forge Street, Dedham

c)

At Colchester General Hospital

d)

At a plumber's workshop

28.

What had been changed in the house where the accident occurred weeks before the incident?

a)

The electrical wiring of the entire house

b)

The toilet macerator

c)

The fuse box

d)

The tool box

29.

What did the plumber do after changing the toilet macerator?

a)

He rewired it back into the fuse box

b)

He left it disconnected

c)

He put it on a normal plug

d)

He installed a new fuse box

30.

What was Paul Hamlyn doing when he was killed?

a)

He was installing a new macerator

b)

He was touching a live cable

c)

He was reaching for his tool box

d)

He was rewiring the fuse box

31.

What is the name of the unit where the electrical wiring of a house is connected and controlled?

a)

Lighting circuit

b)

Radial circuit

c)

Consumer unit

d)

Wall and ceiling unit

32.

What should you be careful with when dealing with a radial circuit?

a)

Connecting the lights

b)

Going into wall and ceiling

c)

Wiring the consumer unit

d)

Choosing the correct light switch

33.

What does the diagram of the lighting circuit primarily show?

a)

How to wire a consumer unit

b)

The layout of a radial circuit

c)

The connection of multiple lights in a circuit

d)

The process of going into wall and ceiling

34.

What is the name of the electrical distribution system shown in the diagram for sockets?

a)

Circuit breaker

b)

Ring main

c)

Fuse box

d)

Power grid

35.

Which component is used to protect an appliance and can be switched on and off in the diagram?

a)

Non-fused spur

b)

Consumer unit

c)

Switched fused spur

d)

Fixed appliance

36.

What should you be careful about when drilling into walls and floors according to the caution mentioned in the image?

a)

Electrical wiring

b)

Water pipes

c)

Structural integrity

d)

Aesthetics

37.

What type of cable is used in a lighting circuit for domestic electrics?

a)

2.5mm twin and earth

b)

1.5mm twin and earth

c)

13 amp twin and earth

d)

32 amp twin and earth

38.

What is the ampere rating for circuit protection in a domestic lighting circuit?

a)

6 amp

b)

13 amp

c)

32 amp

d)

2.5 amp

39.

How many circuits are typically used for a lighting circuit in a two-story house?

a)

One circuit for the entire house

b)

Two circuits, one for each floor

c)

Three circuits, one for each floor and one extra

d)

Four circuits, two for each floor

40.

What is the ampere rating for appliance protection (plug) in a domestic ring main?

a)

6 amp

b)

13 amp

c)

32 amp

d)

2.5 amp

41.

What is the ampere rating for circuit protection (consumer unit) in a domestic ring main?

a)

6 amp

b)

13 amp

c)

32 amp

d)

2.5 amp

42.

What is the ampere rating of a micro circuit breaker (MCB) for lighting in domestic electrics?

a)

6 amp

b)

16 amp

c)

32 amp

d)

10 amp

43.

Which appliance requires a micro circuit breaker (MCB) with a 32 amp rating?

a)

Lighting

b)

Immersion

c)

Water heater

d)

Cooker

44.

What is the purpose of a micro circuit breaker (MCB) in domestic electrics?

a)

To increase electrical flow

b)

To provide protection of circuits

c)

To decrease energy consumption

d)

To convert AC to DC

45.

Who is allowed to interfere with the ring main or lighting circuit according to the document?

a)

Any plumber

b)

A qualified electrician

c)

Any person

d)

A competent plumber

46.

What can plumbers do in relation to domestic electrics as stated in the document?

a)

Install a new lighting circuit

b)

Attach an appliance from a fused spur

c)

Modify the ring main

d)

Replace electrical wiring

47.

Where is the consumer unit typically found in a property?

a)

Near the water supply

b)

Where the electrics enter the property

c)

In the attic

d)

Outside the property

48.

What does the consumer unit contain?

a)

Fuses and light bulbs

b)

MCBs, residual current device, RCDs and main isolator

c)

Batteries and switches

d)

Wires and cables

49.

What is the purpose of the consumer unit in domestic electrics?

a)

To provide electricity to the property

b)

To measure electricity consumption

c)

To divide the single source into multiple circuits

d)

To store electrical energy

50.

What must be isolated when an MCB needs replacing in a consumer unit?

a)

The entire building

b)

The main isolator

c)

The individual MCB

d)

The electric meter

51.

What is the role of an electrician when an MCB in the consumer unit needs to be replaced?

a)

To isolate the main isolator

b)

To install a new consumer unit

c)

To replace the item

d)

To monitor the MCB

52.

What is the responsibility of the supplier in a domestic electrical system?

a)

Feeds the circuits

b)

Consumer unit

c)

Up to the meter

d)

From the consumer unit onward

53.

What is the homeowner responsible for in a domestic electrical system?

a)

Mains supply

b)

Supplier's fuse

c)

Meter

d)

From the consumer unit onward

54.

Which of the following is NOT a component of a domestic electrical system as shown in the image?

a)

Earth bar

b)

Supplier's fuse

c)

Mains supply

d)

Water meter

55.

What does the consumer unit do in a domestic electrical system?

a)

Measures the electricity usage

b)

Protects against electrical surges

c)

Feeds the circuits

d)

Connects to the water supply

56.

What is the correct sequence for wiring in the components from a switched fused spur in a Central heating S plan?

a)

Boiler, Pump, Programmer, Cylinder thermostat, Room thermostat, 2 x two port valves

b)

Programmer, Cylinder thermostat, Room thermostat, Boiler, Pump, 2 x two port valves

c)

Cylinder thermostat, Room thermostat, Boiler, Pump, Programmer, 2 x two port valves

d)

Room thermostat, Boiler, Pump, Programmer, Cylinder thermostat, 2 x two port valves

57.

Which of the following is NOT a component of the Central heating Y plan?

a)

Programmer

b)

Cylinder thermostat

c)

Room thermostat

d)

Air conditioner

58.

What is the function of the three port valve in a Central heating Y plan?

a)

To regulate water temperature

b)

To control water flow direction

c)

To measure water pressure

d)

To filter impurities from water