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Fluid Categories and back flow prevention

Total questions: 13

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is backflow?

a)

Water flowing in the wrong direction

b)

Water flowing faster

c)

Water flowing slower

d)

Water flowing in a circle

2.

What is an example of a risk for fluid category 2?

a)

Hot water system

b)

Kitchen sink

c)

Combination boilers

d)

Washing machines

3.

Which fluid category represents a serious health hazard?

a)

5

b)

1

c)

3

d)

2

4.

What is an example of a risk for fluid category 3?

a)

Washing machines

b)

Hot water system

c)

Combination boilers

d)

Kitchen sink

5.

What does fluid category 4 represent?

a)

Significant health hazard

b)

Wholesome water

c)

Slight health hazard

d)

Aesthetic quality impaired

6.

What is an air gap used for?

a)

To protect the cold water supply

b)

To heat the water

c)

To increase water pressure

d)

To change water color

7.

What does a check valve do?

a)

Allows water to flow in one direction

b)

Stops water flow completely

c)

Increases water temperature

d)

Changes water color

8.

How many valve orifices does a single check valve have?

a)

One

b)

Two

c)

Three

d)

Four

9.

What type of valve is used for mains fed shower mixer valves?

a)

Single check valve

b)

Double check valve

c)

No valve

d)

Triple check valve

10.

Which type of valve is typically used to prevent backflow in a plumbing system?

a)

Ball valve

b)

Gate valve

c)

Check valve

d)

Butterfly valve

11.

What is the primary purpose of a double check valve in plumbing systems?

a)

To allow water to flow in both directions

b)

To prevent backflow and contamination

c)

To increase water pressure

d)

To reduce water temperature

12.

Which fluid category is associated with a slight health hazard?

a)

Category 1

b)

Category 2

c)

Category 3

d)

Category 4

13.

What is the function of an air gap in a plumbing system?

a)

To increase water flow

b)

To prevent siphoning and backflow

c)

To filter impurities

d)

To heat the water