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PART 1: Draft Electrical Plans and Layout

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the purpose of an electrical layout?

a)

To decorate the floor plan

b)

To show the position of electrical components and connections

c)

To increase the cost of construction

d)

To eliminate the need for an electrical plan

2.

Where can an electrical layout be placed?

a)

Only on a separate sheet

b)

Only on the floor plan

c)

Either on the floor plan or a separate sheet

d)

Only in a schematic diagram

3.

What tool is commonly used to create electrical plans efficiently?

a)

Manual drafting

b)

CAD software

c)

Word processor

d)

Paint application

4.

Which diagram illustrates the power flow from one level to another in a building?

a)

Schematic diagram

b)

Wiring diagram

c)

Riser diagram

d)

Load schedule

5.

What is the function of the Philippine Electrical Code (PEC)?

a)

To increase electricity costs

b)

To regulate the aesthetic design of electrical plans

c)

To ensure safety in electrical installations

d)

To prevent the use of electricity

6.

What does a schedule of loads contain?

a)

The cost of electrical materials

b)

The summary of electrical load calculations and equipment ratings

c)

The detailed wiring diagram

d)

The safety instructions for electricians

7.

Which of the following is NOT included in an electrical plan?

a)

Electrical symbols

b)

Floor plan layout

c)

Plumbing system

d)

Circuit connections

8.

What is the smallest wire size allowed for service entrance wiring according to PEC?

a)

14 AWG

b)

12 AWG

c)

8 AWG

d)

6 AWG

9.

Why is it important to use standard electrical symbols in a plan?

a)

To make the plan more artistic

b)

To ensure clear communication and understanding

c)

To reduce the need for electrical inspections

d)

To confuse unauthorized individuals

10.

Why should not all lights in one room be on the same circuit?

a)

To increase installation costs

b)

To ensure that some lights remain functional if a circuit fails

c)

To make the wiring more complicated

d)

To reduce the number of switches

11.

Why is it important to include the location of power sources in an electrical plan?

a)

To ensure easy access to electricity supply

b)

To increase the number of electrical outlets

c)

To comply with plumbing codes

d)

To reduce the need for circuit breakers

12.

John Price is an electrician. He is wiring a kitchen. How many electrical outlets should be placed per 4 feet (1.2m) of wall space?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

13.

You are designing an electrical plan for a house. What should you do first?

a)

Determine the exact position of all appliances and lighting fixtures

b)

Compute the total current load

c)

Draw the single-line riser diagram

d)

List down the required materials

14.

What could happen if electrical outlets were NOT evenly distributed in a house?

a)

Reduced circuit load

b)

Overloading of some circuits

c)

Lower electricity bills

d)

No impact on electrical safety

15.

Why is it necessary to include electrical notes and specifications in the plan?

a)

To provide guidance on installation and compliance with electrical codes

b)

To make the electrical plan longer

c)

To replace the need for circuit breakers

d)

To ensure every room has the same wiring