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Conductor Terminations & Splices

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following eliminates the need for taping and the use of filler tape?

a)

Motor connection kit

b)

Parallel-tap connector

c)

Al-cu

d)

Heat-shrink insulator

2.

The NEC section that governs electrical connections and splices is _____.

a)

NEC section 110.14

b)

Nec table 312.4

c)


Nec section 110.19

d)

Nec section 110.13

3.

When installing mechanical connectors, which of the following is used to prevent the formation of surface oxides?

a)

High temp silicone rubber

b)

Motor connection kit

c)

An oxide-inhibiting joint compound

d)

In a straight line

4.

Which of the following inscriptions on a wire connector indicates that it is designed for use on both copper and aluminum wire?

a)

Fe-cu

b)

Ch3oh

c)

AL-CU

d)

Cu-cu

5.

When used in control cable, which of the following must be grounded in order to be effective?

a)

Screw terminals

b)

Crimp connectors

c)

Copper conductors

d)

Drain wires

6.

Stripped wire should be inserted into the barrel of the crimper until _____.

a)

Refer to the manufacturer literature

b)

In a straight line

c)

The insulation butts against the foward stop

d)

The diameters are different

7.

A good electrical connection should ____.

a)

Refer to the manufacturer literature

b)

Be mechanically and electrically secure

c)

In a straight line

d)

Slip the insulator over the connector and apply heat for a few seconds

8.

The best electrical tape to use as a pretective overwrap on high-voltage cables is _____.

a)

High temp silicone rubber

b)

Copper conductors

c)

Drain wires

d)

An oxide-inhibiting joint compound

9.

A true statement concerning solid versus stranded conductors is _____.

a)

The insulation butts against the foward stop

b)

There is no difference in the two types

c)

The diameters are different

d)

Strain relief and much protection

10.

To position cable so that it is not under tension, it is necessary to _____.

a)

Motor connection kit

b)

Train conductors

c)

Drain wires

d)

Copper conductors

11.

When stripping conductors, be sure to _____.

a)

It is indicated by the color-coding of the insulation on the connector

b)

Cut the insulation so that no frayed pieces or threads extend past the point of cut off

c)

Slip the insulator over the connector and apply heat for a few seconds

d)

The insulation butts against the foward stop

12.

Wire connectors marked only with the wire size should only be used on _____.

a)

High temp silicone rubber

b)

Copper conductors

c)

Nec section 110.14

d)

Drain wires

13.

Heat-shrink insulators are intented to provide _____.

a)

The diameters are different

b)

Train conductors

c)

Strain relief and much protection

d)

Drain wires

14.

How should terminal space be measured from the end of the lug or wire connector?

a)

Drain wires

b)

In a straight line

c)

Clearly identified

d)

To the left

15.

To determine the correct connector size for MC cable, _____.

a)

The diameters are different

b)

Drain wires

c)

Refer to the manufacturer literature

d)

Only one end is typically grounded

16.

Before a splice or connection can be made to a Type THHN conductor, the _____.

a)

The insulation butts against the foward stop

b)

Conductor ends must be stripped and cleaned

c)

Length must be measured

d)

Ends should be wrapped with thhn tape

17.

How can you determine the wire size that can be used effectively with an insulated barrel crimp connector?

a)

An oxide-inhibiting joint compound

b)

It is indicated by the color-coding of the insulation on the connector

c)

In a straight line

d)


Slip the insulator over the connector and apply heat for a few seconds

18.

Which of the following is true of drain wires in fire alarm and instrumentation cable?

a)

In a straight line

b)

They should be taped back on both ends

c)

Only one end is typically grounded

d)

They should be twisted

19.

Burnishes, nicks, and scrapes are generally the result of which of the following?

a)

In a straight line

b)

Poorly stripped conductors

c)

Train conductors

d)

Mechanical vibration

20.

To properly install heat-shrink insulators, _____.

a)

The insulation butts against the foward stop

b)

Slip the insulator over the connector and apply heat for a few seconds

c)

Cut the insulation so that no frayed pieces or threads extend past the point of cut off

d)

Strain relief and much protection