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Electrical revision

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the voltage for a circuit that has a resistance of 12Ω and a current of 4A?

a)

3 V

b)

12 V

c)

36 V

d)

48 V

2.

What colour is the insulation around the conductor designated as the neutral?

a)

Brown

b)

Green

c)

Blue

d)

Yellow

3.

What effect does a change in temperature have on the resistance of a conductor?

a)

Resistance increases when temperature increases

b)

Resistance decreases when temperature increases

c)

Resistance is not affected by temperature change

d)

Resistance only changes at absolute zero temperature

4.

Which of the following is not a standard conductor cross-sectional area?

a)

1.0mm²

b)

2.5mm²

c)

4.5mm²

d)

6.0mm²

5.

What for is a the total permitted percentage voltage drop for a power circuit in an electrical installation?

a)

25%

b)

3%

c)

4%

d)

5%

6.

What is the total circuit current ( I ) for this circuit?

a)

2 A

b)

6 A

c)

12 A

d)

72 A

7.

What is the purpose of basic protection in an electrical circuit?

a)

It prevents faults from happening

b)

It prevents contact with live parts

c)

It decreases disconnection times

d)

It increases disconnection times

8.

Which earthing arrangement relies on the general mass of earth as the earth return path?

a)

TT

b)

TN-C

c)

TN-S

d)

TN-C-S

9.

What is the BS number for a plug fuse?

a)

BS 88

b)

BS 3036

c)

BS 1362

d)

BS 4343

10.

What does HSE guidance GS38 specifically cover?

a)

Insulated screwdrivers

b)

Test instruments and leads

c)

Electrician's knives

d)

The safe isolation process

11.

What must always be done to ensure that a circuit breaker remains securely isolated?

a)

Place a sign over the circuit breaker

b)

Secure the circuit breaker with PVC tape

c)

Use a locking device to keep the circuit breaker in the off position

d)

Use a locking device to keep the circuit breaker in the on position

12.

What is a short circuit fault?

a)

A fault between line(live) and earth in a circuit

b)

An overload caused by too much equipment

c)

A broken conductor leaving a circuit open

d)

A fault between line(live) and neutral in a circuit

13.

Calculate the total circuit current (I) for this circuit.

a)

3 amp

b)

10 amp

c)

30 amp

d)

100 amp

14.

What is the recommended device for checking the correct operation of an approved voltage indicating device?

a)

Proving unit

b)

Multimeter

c)

Earth tester

d)

Neon screwdriver

15.

When isolating a circuit at the fussed spur switch, which of the following actions is considered the safest?

a)

Covering the switch with insulating tape

b)

Removing and placing the fuse below the switch

c)

Removing and retaining the fuse in your pocket

d)

Turning the switch off

16.

What instrument should be used under the safe isolation procedure when checking for safe isolation?

a)

RCD tester

b)

insulation resistance tester

c)

Multimeter

d)

Approved voltage indicator

17.

Which of the following type of tests would be carried out to ensure that in the event of an electrical fault through contact with metallic pipe, the current would flow to earth?

a)

RCD test

b)

Polarity test

c)

Earth continuity test

d)

Insulation resistance test

18.

A radiator fitted near to a shower in a bathroom could require:

a)

Supplementary bonding

b)

Main bonding

c)

Minor bonding

d)

Additional bonding

19.

A boiler, with a rating of 1150watt, 230v has been fitted with a 13 amp fuse. What is the correct procedure?

a)

Leave it as it is

b)

Change it for a 5 amp fuse

c)

Fit a 32 amp MCB to protect it

d)

Warn customer not to touch it

20.

When should an approved voltage indicator be proven sufficient?

a)

Before the job starts

b)

Once all work is complete

c)

Before and after a circuit is being switched off

d)

Before and after testing for polarity