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TLE-IA-EIM 10 2ND QUARTER EXAM

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

These are best for new installation and often have a nail built-in for quick attachment to the stud.

a)

Gem boxes

b)

Plastic boxes

c)

Drywall boxes

d)

Handy boxes

2.

Commonly made boxes, usually 2” wide, 3” high and 2 1/2” deep and made of metal.

a)

Gem boxes

b)

Plastic boxes

c)

Drywall boxes

d)

Handy boxes

3.

While working on a home renovation project, Anika discovered a type of electrical box that has expandable arms and can be mounted on a drywall.

a)

Gem boxes

b)

Plastic boxes

c)

Drywall boxes

d)

Handy boxes

4.

Are surface mounted with rounded corners for safety.

a)

Gem boxes

b)

Plastic boxes

c)

Drywall boxes

d)

Handy boxes

5.

They are also known as junction boxes or splice boxes. They are used to anchor ceiling fixtures and serve as a junction box where wires can meet and run into other areas of the room.

a)

Wall boxes

b)

Weather-proof Boxes

c)

Wall plates

d)

Ceiling Boxes

6.

They are also known as an outdoor box. They are used for exterior switches or receptacles. They are thicker than interior boxes and have a rubber gasket between the cover and the box to keep out water.

a)

Wall boxes

b)

Weather-proof Boxes

c)

Wall plates

d)

Ceiling Boxes

7.

They are known as faceplates or covers. They are flat metal, plastic, or wooden pieces that covers the openings in the wall made by receptacles and switches.

a)

Wall boxes

b)

Weather-proof Boxes

c)

Wall plates

d)

Ceiling Boxes

8.

An Occupational Health Safety Act states the following causes of electrical

accidents EXCEPT one.

a)

Follow proper lockout/tagout procedures

b)

Unguarded live parts

c)

Faulty insulation

d)

Improper grounding

9.

An unfortunate incident that happens unexpectedly and unintentionally, typically resulting in damage or injury.

a)

electric shock

b)

Electrical Safety

c)

Accident

d)

Electrical Hazard

10.

A dangerous condition such that contact, or equipment failure can result in electric shock, arc-flash burn, thermal burn, or blast.

a)

electric shock

b)

Electrical Safety

c)

Accident

d)

Electrical Hazard

11.

Recognizing hazards associated with the use of electrical energy and taking precautions so that hazards do not cause injury or death

a)

electric shock

b)

Electrical Safety

c)

Accident

d)

Electrical Hazard

12.

Occurs when a person comes into contact with an electrical energy source.

a)

Electric shock

b)

Electrical Safety

c)

Accident

d)

Electrical Hazard

13.

A place where flammable materials are stored and will likely be a source of accidents.

a)

Electric shock

b)

Hazardous location

c)

Accident

d)

Electrical Hazard

14.

Grace and Ethan are working in the computer and technology industries. They understand that it is the responsibility of all persons in these fields to ensure safety and compliance.

a)

Personal protective equipment

b)

Hazardous location

c)

Follow Health and safety procedures

d)

Occupational hazard

15.

The following are the Safe work practices at home EXCEPT one.

a)

Always avoid water when working with electricity

b)

Use equipment with frayed cords

c)

Follow proper lockout/tag-out procedures

d)

Always use appropriate insulated rubber gloves and goggles while working on any branch circuit or any other electrical circuit

16.

Any device worn by a worker to protect against hazards, as a barrier between himself or herself and the hazardous agent. Some examples are respirators, gloves, ear plugs, hard hats, safety goggles and safety shoes.

a)

Personal protective equipment

b)

Hazardous location

c)

Health and safety procedure

d)

Occupational safety

17.

Any place where physical and/or mental labor occurs, whether paid or unpaid. This includes formal worksites, private homes, vehicles, or outdoor locations on public or private property

a)

Personal protective equipment

b)

Hazardous location

c)

Safety

d)

Workplace

18.

SAFETY TIPS: Plan what you are going to do. Carry only the tools or equipment you will need. Wear a tool belt that fits well and distribute the tools and materials evenly.

a)

PRACTICE GOOD HOUSEKEEPING

b)

SELECT THE RIGHT TOOL

c)

PROTECT YOURSELF

d)

LIGHTEN YOUR LOAD

19.

SAFETY TIPS: Pick up debris and scrap material to prevent trips, slips, and falls. Good housekeeping allows you and your equipment to work efficiently.

a)

PRACTICE GOOD HOUSEKEEPING

b)

SELECT THE RIGHT TOOL

c)

PROTECT YOURSELF

d)

LIGHTEN YOUR LOAD

20.

SAFETY TIPS: Wear safety gear that fits well. Protect your knees from hard, sharp surfaces by wearing knee pads. Wear appropriate eye protection to protect your eyes from debris and flying particles. Protect your hands from friction and sharp edges by wearing gloves.

a)

PRACTICE GOOD HOUSEKEEPING

b)

SELECT THE RIGHT TOOL

c)

PROTECT YOURSELF

d)

LIGHTEN YOUR LOAD

21.

SAFETY TIPS: Choose tools with soft grips that fit your hand comfortably. A good handle grip prevents your hand from slipping while using the tool. Consider using tools that reduce the amount of force or movements to use.

a)

PRACTICE GOOD HOUSEKEEPING

b)

SELECT THE RIGHT TOOL

c)

PROTECT YOURSELF

d)

LIGHTEN YOUR LOAD

22.

Where the power leaves the device (or electrical box) and travels down the circuit.

a)

Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter

b)

Load Side

c)

Line Side

d)

Ground/Grounding

23.

SAFETY TIPS: Working overhead, at floor level, or in cramped spaces forces the body into awkward postures. To relieve muscle tension and improve circulation, change body positions, do alternate tasks, and stretch your muscle throughout the day.

a)

PRACTICE GOOD HOUSEKEEPING

b)

CHANGE BODY POSITIONS

c)

PROTECT YOURSELF

d)

LIGHTEN YOUR LOAD

24.

Used against shock and electrocution. GFCI device will de-energize a circuit when it senses a difference in the amount of electricity passing through the device and returning through the device, or a "leak" of current from the circuit.

a)

Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter

b)

Ground/grounding

c)

Line Side

d)

Load Side

25.

Is a conducting connection, whether intentional or accidental by which an electric circuit or equipment is connected to the earth, or to some conducting body of relatively large extent that serves in place of the earth.

a)

Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter

b)

Ground/grounding

c)

Load Side

d)

Line Side

26.

It refers to the side of an outlet is where you connect the incoming source power.

a)

Ground Fault Circuit Interrupter

b)

Ground/grounding

c)

Load Side

d)

Line Side

27.

Mia is working on a project that involves installing non-metallic conduit. She notices that there are rough edges or burrs on the cut ends of the conduit. What should she do to ensure safety and compliance?

a)

Grounding

b)

Trimming

c)

Joints

d)

Securing and Supports

28.

Rohan is working on a project that involves installing rigid non-metallic conduit. He knows that the conduit shall be rigidly supported.

a)

Grounding

b)

Trimming

c)

Joints

d)

Securing and Supports

29.

Joints between lengths of conduit and between conduit couplings, fittings and boxes shall be made with approved coupling and adapter.

a)

Grounding

b)

Trimming

c)

Joints

d)

Securing and Supports

30.

Expansion fitting for rigid nonmetallic conduit shall be provided to compensate for thermal expansion and contraction.

a)

Expansion Fittings

b)

Minimum Size

c)

Bushing

d)

Securing and Supports

31.

Bends of rigid nonmetallic conduit shall be made so that the conduit will not be damaged and that the internal diameter of the conduit will not be effectively reduced.

a)

Expansion Fittings

b)

Minimum Size

c)

Bushing

d)

Bends-how-made

32.

It is the process of connecting various accessories for distribution of electrical energy from supplier’s meter board to home appliances such as lamps, fans and other domestic appliances that is known as Electrical Wiring.

a)

Surface conduit wiring

b)

Wiring

c)

Concealed conduit wiring

d)

Bends-how-made

33.

The wiring method applied if conduits installed on the roof or wall, known as surface conduit wiring.

a)

Surface conduit wiring

b)

Wiring

c)

Concealed conduit wiring

d)

Bends-how-made

34.

This wiring method is considered if the conduits are hidden inside the wall slots with the help of plastering.

a)

Surface conduit wiring

b)

Wiring

c)

Concealed conduit wiring

d)

Bends-how-made

35.

Black wire is the "_______", which carries the electricity from the breaker panel into the switch or light source.

a)

Neutral Wire

b)

Hot Wire

c)

Cold Wire

36.

White wire is the "________", which takes any unused electricity and current and sends them back to the breaker panel. This is to prevent the electricity from running through you.

a)

Neutral Wire

b)

Hot Wire

c)

Cold Wire

37.

Robert installed electrical boxes located outside from his house. What type of electrical box that Robert used?

a)

Ceiling Box

b)

Metal Box

c)

Wall Box

d)

Weather-proof boxes

38.

Elvis used junction box to anchor ceiling fixtures. What type of electrical box that Elvis installed.

a)

Ceiling Box

b)

Metal Box

c)

Wall Box

d)

Weather-proof boxes

39.

Ferdinand is an electrician who wants to install and replace a new outlet in his garage, bathroom, laundry area and kitchen countertop. How will you help him in the installation of the outlet? What type of electrical outlet that Ferdinand needs to use?

a)

Convenience outlet

b)

Switch outlet

c)

Ground Fault Current Interrupter

d)

USB and Smart outlet

40.

Ferdinand is an electrician who wants to install and replace a new outlet in his garage, bathroom, laundry area and kitchen countertop. How will you help him in the installation of the outlet? What would Ferdinand do first?

a)

Prepare all tools and materials needed

b)

Turn off the power at the circuit-breaker box

c)

Wear appropriate Personal Protective Equipment

d)

Remove the outlet cover plate and the screws holding the outlet in place

41.

Ferdinand is an electrician who wants to install and replace a new outlet in his garage, bathroom, laundry area and kitchen countertop. How will you help him in the installation of the outlet? If you are Ferdinand, how will you manage yourself for your safety in the installation of an outlet?

a)

Wear appropriate Personal Protective Equipment

b)

Install the outlet even if it is risk

c)

Install an outlet even without PPE

d)

Install an outlet because you know the procedure

42.

It is provided to protect wires from abrasion to enter the box, fitting or enclosure design provides equivalent protection.

a)

Trimming

b)

Bends

c)

Bushing

d)

Expansion fitting

43.

A contact device installed along a circuit for the connection of an attachment plug and flexible cord to supply power to portable equipment and electrical appliances.

a)

Circuit breaker

b)

Circuit

c)

Outlet

d)

Switch

44.

A colored wire which carries the electricity from the breaker panel into the switch or light source. It is also called as "hot" wire.

a)

Black wire

b)

White wire

c)

Yellow wire

d)

Green wire

45.

These are used to couple two EMT pipes together, or an EMT pipe and a Rigid/IMC pipe together.

a)

EMT connectors

b)

EMT couplings

c)

EMT metal strap

46.

These are used to secure EMT conduits to electrical metallic box.

a)

EMT connectors

b)

EMT couplings

c)

EMT metal strap

47.

While working on a school project, Justin needs to hold, secure, and support electrical metallic tubing for his presentation.

a)

EMT connectors

b)

EMT couplings

c)

EMT metal strap

48.

Square junction box (4 inches x 4 inches

a)

b)

c)

49.

Octagonal metal box (4 inches x 2⅛ inches)

a)

b)

c)

50.

Utility metal box (2inches x 4 inches)

a)

b)

c)