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214 ppt10 Component Replacement Quiz

Total questions: 38

Worksheet time: 29mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which of the following is a type of instruction to consider when replacing components?

a)

Verbal instructions from someone qualified

b)

Newspaper articles

c)

Television ads

d)

Blog posts

2.

What should you use to avoid scratching the finish when replacing a washer in a chrome or gold tap?

a)

Metal pliers

b)

Soft-jaw pliers

c)

Screwdriver

d)

Hammer

3.

A common sign that a washer in a tap or FOV is worn or broken is (a)  

Choose from the below words
Increased water pressure
Dripping from the outlet
No water flow
Loud noises
4.

What is a common symptom of defective tap seating?

a)

Water pressure increase

b)

Dripping from outlet or overflow

c)

No water flow

d)

Loud noises

5.

What tool can be used to fix a defective tap seating?

a)

Hammer

b)

Screwdriver

c)

Reseating tool

d)

Wrench

6.

What is a precaution to take when trying to release jammed headgear?

a)

Use excessive force

b)

Take care not to round the nut

c)

Ignore the nut

d)

Use a hammer

7.

What might you need to do if the jammed headgear cannot be released?

a)

Replace the whole unit

b)

Use a larger tool

c)

Apply more force

d)

Ignore the problem

8.
Question Image

Match the following tap issues with their causes.

a)

The tap is not properly installed.

1.

The tap leaks from the base.

b)

The water pressure is too high.

2.

The tap makes a loud noise when turned on.

c)

The packing gland washer is damaged.

3.

The tap drips from the body rather than the outlet.

d)

The tap is clogged with debris.

4.

The water flow is reduced.

9.

What is a common cause of dripping from the head in taps?

a)

Faulty body washer

b)

Packing gland in rising spindle taps

c)

Incorrect water pressure

d)

Loose tap handle

10.

What might need to be done if a tap is dripping from the head?

a)

Tighten the tap handle

b)

Re-pack or replace the packing glands or O rings

c)

Increase water pressure

d)

Replace the entire tap

11.

What fault can dripping from the head be mistaken for?

a)

Loose tap handle

b)

Faulty body washer

c)

Incorrect water temperature

d)

Clogged aerator

12.

What does the term "letting by" refer to in plumbing?

a)

A valve that is completely shut off

b)

A valve that is letting some water by, even when it is shut off

c)

A valve that is fully open

d)

A valve that is leaking air

13.

What is a common solution for a ceramic disc failure in a tap?

a)

Tightening the handle.

b)

Replacing the entire tap.

c)

Replacing the discs or the body.

d)

Adding more water pressure.

14.

What can insecure pipework create in a low pressure plumbing system?

a)

High and low spots (air locks and debris)

b)

Constant water flow

c)

Reduced water pressure

d)

Increased water temperature

15.

What is water hammer in a plumbing system?

a)

A decrease in water temperature

b)

Surges of pressure causing a knocking noise

c)

A constant water flow

d)

A reduction in water pressure

16.

What is the main effect of air moving around the pipework in a plumbing system?

a)

It reduces water pressure.

b)

It creates additional system noise.

c)

It increases water temperature.

d)

It prevents water flow.

17.

In what type of system are air locks particularly likely to occur?

a)

High-pressure systems

b)

Low-pressure systems

c)

Medium-pressure systems

d)

No-pressure systems

18.

What can loose components in plumbing cause if they are internal?

a)

Additional system noise

b)

Increased water pressure

c)

Faster water flow

d)

Reduced water temperature

19.

What might happen if an appliance is loose in plumbing?

a)

It could increase water temperature

b)

It could come away from the wall and create a leak

c)

It could improve water quality

d)

It could reduce water flow

20.

What should be done with broken clips in plumbing?

a)

They should be painted

b)

They should be ignored

c)

They should be replaced

d)

They should be tightened

21.

What can major bursts cause?

a)

Minimal inconvenience

b)

Disruption

c)

Increased water pressure

d)

Lower water bills

22.

To isolate the whole house during a burst, you should (a)   .

Choose from the below words
Turn off all the taps
Isolate at the incoming stop valve
Increase the water flow
Open all the windows
23.

What can cause blockages in pipework and components like a shower hose?

a)

Limescale

b)

Rust

c)

Sand

d)

Air bubbles

24.

What is a possible consequence of over-soldering in plumbing?

a)

Increased water pressure

b)

Blockages

c)

Faster water flow

d)

Reduced water temperature

25.

Match the following scenarios with their effects on flow rate in plumbing:

a)

It increases the flow rate to an appliance.

1.

Using a larger diameter pipe than required.

b)

It decreases the flow rate to an appliance.

2.

Using a smaller diameter pipe than required.

c)

It has no effect on the flow rate.

3.

Using the correct diameter pipe.

d)

It improves the pressure at every outlet.

4.

Using a pressure booster pump.

26.

What can occur in low-pressure systems if high spots are left in pipework?

a)

Increased water pressure

b)

Air locks

c)

Faster water flow

d)

Reduced water temperature

27.

What might a customer experience at the outlet if an air lock occurs?

a)

Continuous water flow

b)

Spluttering of water or no water at all

c)

Increased water temperature

d)

Steady water pressure

28.

What should be done before installing any appliances to ensure they work correctly?

a)

Install the appliance immediately.

b)

Test the pressure and flow rates near the incoming main.

c)

Ignore the pressure and flow rates.

d)

Only test the appliance location.

29.

What is the purpose of Planned Preventative Maintenance (PPM) in plumbing?

a)

To increase water pressure

b)

To stop problems from occurring

c)

To reduce water temperature

d)

To enhance water color

30.

Which of the following is a task included in Planned Preventative Maintenance (PPM)?

a)

Painting walls

b)

Rewashering

c)

Installing new pipes

d)

Replacing tiles

31.

Planned Preventative Maintenance (PPM) is more commonly used on (a)   systems.

Choose from the below words
Residential systems
Larger/commercial systems
Portable systems
Temporary systems
32.

Which of the following is NOT a check included in Planned Preventative Maintenance (PPM)?

a)

Inspecting water levels

b)

Cleaning filters and strainers

c)

Inspecting water softeners

d)

Painting pipes

33.

If a system is isolated during planned preventative maintenance, it should be labelled as ​ (a)  

Choose from the below words
Turn the valve on immediately.
Remove all labels from the system.
Increase the pressure in the system
Do not use
34.

What records should be maintained during planned preventative maintenance?

a)

Only temperature records.

b)

Only pressure records.

c)

Records of pressure, flow rate, temperatures, and work carried out.

d)

No records are necessary.

35.

(a)   should be consulted for servicing during planned preventative maintenance.

Choose from the below words
The customer's instructions.
The manufacturer's instructions.
The plumber's personal instructions
No instructions 
36.

Who should be kept informed at all times during planned preventative maintenance?

a)

Only the plumber.

b)

Only the manufacturer.

c)

The householder, customer, or company.

d)

No one needs to be informed.

37.

Which of the following is considered an unplanned emergency in plumbing?

a)

Scheduled maintenance

b)

Burst pipes

c)

Regular inspections

d)

System upgrades

38.

What does CWSC stand for in plumbing emergencies?

a)

Cold Water Storage Cistern

b)

Central Water Supply Control

c)

Continuous Water System Check

d)

Controlled Water Safety Circuit