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214 ppt6 Fluid Categories Quiz

Total questions: 42

Worksheet time: 21mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is an example of Fluid Category 1?

a)

Hot water in cylinder

b)

Mains water

c)

Primary water

d)

Washing machines

2.

Which fluid category represents a significant health risk?

a)

Category 1

b)

Category 2

c)

Category 4

d)

Category 5

3.

What type of fluids are included in Fluid Category 5?

a)

Wholesome water

b)

Water with slight health risk

c)

Water with significant health risk

d)

Water with severe health risk

4.

Which of the following is an example of Fluid Category 3?

a)

Mains water

b)

Primary water

c)

Urinal water

d)

Washing machines

5.

What is backflow in plumbing?

a)

Water flowing in the intended direction

b)

Water flowing in the opposite direction

c)

Water being heated

d)

Water being filtered

6.

What causes back siphonage in plumbing systems?

a)

Positive pressure

b)

High temperature

c)

Negative pressure (sucking)

d)

Water filtration

7.

What is the main purpose of a backflow prevention device in plumbing?

a)

To prevent water from flowing backwards into the main supply

b)

To increase water pressure in the system

c)

To filter impurities from the water

d)

To regulate the temperature of the water

8.

What can cause water to flow backwards in a plumbing system?

a)

Sudden loss of pressure at the water main

b)

Increase in water temperature

c)

Presence of impurities in the water

d)

Excessive water usage

9.

What causes water to flow back towards the water main in a backflow prevention system?

a)

Increased pressure in the main

b)

Gravity due to zero pressure in the main

c)

High temperature in the system

d)

Chemical reaction in the pipes

10.

What can cause a sudden loss of pressure in a water system?

a)

A closed valve

b)

A burst on the water undertaker’s main

c)

A clogged pipe

d)

A faulty water meter

11.

What is one type of non-mechanical backflow protection?

a)

Single check valve

b)

Double check valve

c)

Air gap

d)

Pressure regulator

12.

According to the Water Regulations, who is responsible for installing proper backflow protection?

a)

The homeowner

b)

The plumber

c)

The architect

d)

The city inspector

13.

Which of the following is NOT a concern for a customer regarding backflow?

a)

Dirty bath water in the kitchen tap

b)

WC water in the bath taps

c)

Outside tap water in the CWSC

d)

Clean water in the garden hose

14.

What type of valve must be installed to protect category 1 water from category 2 water?

a)

Ball valve

b)

Single check valve

c)

Gate valve

d)

Butterfly valve

15.

Where should a single check valve be installed in a plumbing system?

a)

After the outlet

b)

Immediately prior to a mixer tap

c)

At the water source

d)

In the drainage system

16.

What is the purpose of a Type EB non-verifiable single check valve in plumbing?

a)

To protect the mains cold water supply

b)

To increase water pressure

c)

To filter impurities from water

d)

To heat the water

17.

In the context of plumbing, what does a single check valve do?

a)

Prevents backflow of water

b)

Increases water flow speed

c)

Reduces water temperature

d)

Adds minerals to water

18.

What type of valve must be installed to protect wholesome water from a filling loop on a combination boiler?

a)

Single check valve

b)

Double check valve

c)

Pressure relief valve

d)

Ball valve

19.

Where would a double check valve typically be used?

a)

Under a sink with an air gap

b)

On a filling loop for a heating system

c)

Inside a water heater

d)

In a sewage system

20.

What is the purpose of a non-verifiable double check valve in plumbing?

a)

To increase water pressure in cat 2 system

b)

To prevent backflow of cat 3 contaminated water

c)

To reduce cat 1 water temperature

d)

To enhance cat 5water flow speed

21.

Where should the tap outlet be positioned to avoid contamination?

a)

Above the spillover level of the basin

b)

Below the spillover level of the basin

c)

At the same level as the spillover

d)

Far away from the basin

22.

What is a potential risk if the tap outlet is below the spillover level of the basin?

a)

Increased water pressure

b)

Contact with contaminated water

c)

Reduced water flow

d)

Higher water temperature

23.

What is installed to prevent chlorinated water from contaminating wholesome water in a domestic environment with a swimming pool?

a)

RPZ valve

b)

Ball valve

c)

Gate valve

d)

Check valve

24.

What is the purpose of maintaining an air gap in plumbing systems?

a)

To prevent contamination

b)

To increase water pressure

c)

To reduce water temperature

d)

To enhance water flow

25.

Which of the following is NOT a place where air gaps are found?

a)

Basins

b)

Sinks

c)

Radiators

d)

Shower hoses

26.

What does CWSC stand for in plumbing?

a)

Cold Water Storage Cistern

b)

Central Water Supply Control

c)

Continuous Water Supply Channel

d)

Controlled Water Safety Check

27.

What is the height of the AUK1 air gap?

a)

300mm

b)

250mm

c)

200mm

d)

150mm

28.

What does the AG air gap measure?

a)

Height from the critical water level to the FOV outlet

b)

Height from the WC pan spillover to the cistern spillover

c)

Height from the floor to the ceiling

d)

Height from the overflow to the water level

29.

What is the required distance between the float valve connection and the water level in an air gap system?

a)

50mm

b)

25mm

c)

75mm

d)

100mm

30.

How much distance should be maintained between the FOV and the overflow in an air gap system?

a)

10mm

b)

25mm

c)

50mm

d)

75mm

31.

What is the distance between the overflow and the water level in an air gap system?

a)

15mm

b)

25mm

c)

35mm

d)

45mm

32.

What is an AUK3 air gap?

a)

A gap between the outlet of a tap and the spillover level on a sink.

b)

A gap between the sink and the floor.

c)

A gap between the tap and the wall.

d)

A gap between two taps.

33.

What is used to prevent flexible shower hoses from being submerged in bathwater?

a)

A metal clamp

b)

A rubber restrainer

c)

A plastic cover

d)

A wooden block

34.

Which regulations cover the protection of pipework from freezing and undue heat?

a)

Water Regulations, BSEN806, and BS8558

b)

Plumbing Code, BSEN900, and BS7000

c)

Building Standards, BSEN500, and BS6000

d)

Safety Regulations, BSEN100, and BS2000

35.

What is one of the five main areas of the Water Regulations?

a)

Protecting water from contamination

b)

Increasing water pressure

c)

Increasing water usage

d)

Enhancing water taste

36.

Why is the correct use and positioning of backflow devices important to a plumber?

a)

To prevent water contamination

b)

To increase water temperature

c)

To reduce water flow

d)

To enhance water color

37.

What is meant by backflow?

a)

The flow of water in the intended direction

b)

The reverse flow of water into the clean water supply

c)

The process of water filtration

d)

The increase in water pressure

38.

What is meant by back siphonage?

a)

The forward flow of water

b)

The process of water heating

c)

The reverse flow of water due to a drop in pressure

d)

The increase in water temperature

39.

Which device is used to protect against a water category 2 backflow?

a)

Air gap

b)

Double check valve

c)

Pressure relief valve

d)

Water filter

40.

Which device is used to protect against a water category 3 backflow?

a)

Reduced pressure zone device

b)

Single check valve

c)

Air gap

d)

Water softener

41.

Which device is used to protect against a water category 4 backflow?

a)

Air gap

b)

Double check valve

c)

Pressure relief valve

d)

Water filter

42.

What is the air gap in a basin?

a)

The space between the water outlet and the flood level rim

b)

The distance between the faucet and the sink

c)

The gap between the pipes

d)

The space between the wall and the basin