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Module 26205 power point 1Quiz

Total questions: 38

Worksheet time: 19mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What should you be able to do after completing Session One?

a)

Identify boxes and fittings

b)

Install electrical wiring

c)

Design a circuit board

d)

Repair household appliances

2.

Which type of boxes should you be able to select in this session?

a)

Pull and junction boxes

b)

Fuse and switch boxes

c)

Circuit and breaker boxes

d)

Outlet and socket boxes

3.

What is one of the tasks you should be able to perform regarding fittings?

a)

Select and install fittings

b)

Design new fittings

c)

Manufacture fittings

d)

Test electrical fittings

4.

What is the purpose of pull and junction boxes?

a)

To store electrical tools

b)

To provide pull points or make conductor connections

c)

To decorate electrical rooms

d)

To increase electrical voltage

5.

Which NEC Article covers pull and junction box requirements?

a)

NEC Article 210

b)

NEC Article 314

c)

NEC Article 110

d)

NEC Article 430

6.

What must boxes for damp and wet locations be protected against?

a)

Dust

b)

Heat

c)

Moisture

d)

Cold

7.

What does the first number in the IP classification system represent?

a)

Degree of protection against water

b)

Degree of protection against solid objects

c)

Degree of protection against temperature

d)

Degree of protection against chemicals

8.

What level of protection does an IP rating with a first number of 5 provide against solid objects?

a)

Not protected

b)

Protected against solid objects greater than 50 mm

c)

Dust-protected, prevents ingress of dust sufficient to cause harm

d)

Dust-tight, no dust ingress

9.

Which IP rating provides protection against water when immersed between a depth of 150 mm to 1 m?

a)

5

b)

6

c)

7

d)

8

10.

What does the second number in the IP classification system indicate?

a)

Degree of protection against solid objects

b)

Degree of protection against water

c)

Degree of protection against temperature

d)

Degree of protection against chemicals

11.

Which IP rating provides protection against water jets from any direction?

a)

3

b)

4

c)

5

d)

6

12.

What is the NEMA Type commonly used for general-purpose indoor applications?

a)

Type 1

b)

Type 3

c)

Type 4

d)

Type 5

13.

Which NEMA Type is commonly used in outdoor applications such as construction work?

a)

Type 1

b)

Type 2

c)

Type 3

d)

Type 5

14.

What is the IP Classification for NEMA Enclosure Type 3?

a)

P20

b)

P21

c)

P54

d)

IP24

15.

What type of fittings does EMT use due to its thinness?

a)

Threaded fittings

b)

Setscrew or compression fittings

c)

Welded fittings

d)

Snap-on fittings

16.

Where can compression fittings listed as raintight be used?

a)

Only indoors

b)

Only in dry locations

c)

Outdoors or in wet locations

d)

In underground installations

17.

Where can EMT setscrew fittings be used?

a)

Wet locations

b)

Dry locations

c)

Both wet and dry locations

d)

Underwater

18.

What is required at each termination point of EMT?

a)

Only a locknut

b)

Only a bushing

c)

Connectors of the setscrew or compression type

d)

No connectors are needed

19.

What is the purpose of having sufficient wall thickness in RMC, IMC, and aluminum fittings?

a)

To permit threading and use various types of threaded connectors

b)

To reduce weight

c)

To increase flexibility

d)

To improve insulation

20.

What type of nuts are used at conduit-to-box connections?

a)

Single locknuts

b)

Double locknuts

c)

Wing nuts

d)

Hex nuts

21.

What is the purpose of combination couplings?

a)

To connect two flexible conduits

b)

To transition between rigid and flexible conduit

c)

To connect two rigid conduits

d)

To insulate electrical wires

22.

What are the two types of fittings shown in the image?

a)

Setscrew and Compression Fittings

b)

Bolt and Nut Fittings

c)

Clamp and Screw Fittings

d)

Rivet and Pin Fittings

23.

What are metal conduit couplings used for?

a)

To connect different types of wires

b)

To join sections of conduit

c)

To insulate electrical wires

d)

To provide power to devices

24.

Where are threadless (setscrew) couplings not permitted?

a)

In outdoor locations

b)

In most hazardous locations

c)

In residential buildings

d)

In commercial buildings

25.

In which conditions can threadless (setscrew) couplings be used?

a)

Only indoors

b)

Outdoors or in concrete if listed for the application

c)

Only in hazardous locations

d)

Only in residential areas

26.

Where are locknuts typically installed in an enclosure connection?

a)

Only on the inside walls

b)

Only on the outside walls

c)

On both the inside and outside walls

d)

Only on the top wall

27.

What type of locknut may be required if bonding jumpers are used in the enclosure?

a)

Standard locknut

b)

Sealing locknut

c)

Grounding locknut

d)

Insulated locknut

28.

What is the purpose of sealing locknuts?

a)

To provide electrical insulation

b)

To make watertight connections

c)

To reduce noise

d)

To increase conductivity

29.

What materials can bushings be made of?

a)

Wood, glass, rubber

b)

Metal, plastic, fiber

c)

Stone, ceramic, glass

d)

Rubber, wood, paper

30.

What is the primary function of bushings at termination points?

a)

To conduct electricity

b)

To provide insulation

c)

To protect conductors from sharp edges

d)

To enhance signal strength

31.

What is the purpose of color coding plastic insulating bushings?

a)

To indicate the material type

b)

To show the manufacturer

c)

To identify the conduit size

d)

To display the installation date

32.

What is the function of grounding bushings?

a)

To prevent electrical surges

b)

To permit the installation of a ground wire

c)

To enhance the aesthetic of the installation

d)

To reduce the weight of the conduit

33.

What is the primary function of a Myers hub?

a)

To provide a watertight seal in wet locations

b)

To enhance electrical conductivity

c)

To increase airflow in enclosures

d)

To reduce noise in electrical systems

34.

Where are Myers hubs typically found?

a)

On the top of enclosures where water tends to accumulate

b)

At the bottom of electrical panels

c)

Inside junction boxes

d)

On the sides of circuit breakers

35.

Why might listed watertight enclosures require the use of Myers hubs?

a)

To ensure all entry points are sealed

b)

To improve electrical efficiency

c)

To allow for easier access

d)

To reduce installation costs

36.

What is the purpose of a knockout punch in an enclosure?

a)

To paint the enclosure

b)

To cut a hole in the enclosure

c)

To seal the enclosure

d)

To measure the enclosure

37.

What does a manual knockout punch require to function?

a)

A hammer and nails

b)

A predrilled pilot hole and a die/drive nut

c)

A screwdriver and screws

d)

A saw and a blade

38.

What type of knockout kits can be used when numerous knockouts are required?

a)

Manual knockout kits

b)

Battery-powered and hydraulic knockout kits

c)

Electric knockout kits only

d)

Pneumatic knockout kits