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ELEC 11001

Total questions: 29

Worksheet time: 22mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

There are _______ separate sections on a schematic for the control of a reversing motor magnetic starter.

a)

3

b)

5

c)

7

d)

9

2.

When the armature is manually pushed, the meter reading suggests that:

a)

The Coil is burnt

b)

The Coil is functioning properly

c)

The Armature is damaged

d)

The Meter is faulty

3.

The ampere reads OL on the circuit breaker this is considered the:

a)

Continuous

b)

Peak

c)

Surge

d)

Interrupting

4.

The overcurrent protective device shown is suited for the protection of circuits with low interrupting ratings because:

a)

They are inexpensive

b)

They have a high speed of response to over-currents

c)

They are easy to install

d)

They have a low speed of response to over-currents

5.

Electrical interlocking in the FORWARD circuit is achieved by placing _______ contacts controlled by the ________ coil in ______ with the _______ coil.

a)

NO, FORWARD, PARALLEL, REVERSE

b)

NC, FORWARD, SERIES, REVERSE

c)

NC, REVERSE, SERIES, FORWARD

d)

NO, REVERSE, PARALLEL, FORWARD

6.

Choose the pilot device that is considered a maintained type.

a)

Push Button

b)

Toggle Switch

c)

Selector Switch

d)

Limit Switch

7.

Which contact changes state to operate a pilot lamp and indicate that a motor magnetic control circuit has tripped?

a)

Overload Contact

b)

Auxiliary Contact

c)

Start Contact

d)

Stop Contact

8.

Which of the following can be used to start, stop, and automatically shut off an electric motor?

a)

Magnetic Starter

b)

Circuit Breaker

c)

Fuse

d)

Relay

9.

Which meter scale is most often used by electricians to troubleshoot faulty motor starters while energized?

a)

Voltage Scale

b)

Current Scale

c)

Resistance Scale

d)

Power Scale

10.

Choose the overload contact that disconnects the control circuit when a motor is mechanically overloaded.

a)

Thermal Overload

b)

Magnetic Overload

c)

Electronic Overload

d)

Fuse

11.

Overload devices installed on motor starters will react to:

a)

Mechanical Overloads

b)

Voltage Spikes

c)

Short Circuits

d)

Ground Faults

12.

Connecting an ohmmeter with the circuit de-energized to terminals shown will read:

a)

Infinite Ohms

b)

High Ohms

c)

Low Ohms

d)

Zero Ohms

13.

A reversing magnetic starter has a mechanical interlock to:

a)

Prevent overheating

b)

Ensure proper voltage supply

c)

Protect against short circuits

d)

Ensure both contactors do not pull in at the same time

14.

Choose the interlocking circuit that will affect both the starting and running of the motor magnetic starter.

a)

Electrical Interlock

b)

Mechanical Interlock

c)

Thermal Interlock

d)

Magnetic Interlock

15.

Select the motor magnetic starter device that senses when a motor is being overloaded:

a)

Circuit Breaker

b)

Fuse

c)

Overload Relay

d)

Contactor

16.

Choose the automatic pilot device that can be used to measure liquid level in a tank or vessel.

a)

Float Switch

b)

Pressure Switch

c)

Limit Switch

d)

Temperature Switch

17.

Choose the automatic pilot device that can be used to measure the travel of a piece of equipment for positioning purposes.

a)

Limit Switch

b)

Pressure Switch

c)

Float Switch

d)

Temperature Switch

18.

Choose the pilot device that is considered a momentary type.

a)

Push Button

b)

Toggle Switch

c)

Selector Switch

d)

Limit Switch

19.

How many overload relays are typically used in a three-phase motor starter?

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

20.

To operate a motor magnetic circuit controlling the same motor from two separate locations, the push buttons must be:

a)

Two NO connected in series and two NC connected in parallel

b)

Two NC connected in series and two NO connected in parallel

c)

Two NO connected in parallel and two NC connected in series

d)

Two NC connected in parallel and two NO connected in series

21.

Which of the following is an example of an overload protection device?

a)

Circuit Breaker

b)

Fuse

c)

Thermal Overload Relay

d)

Surge Protector

22.

Which of the following is a key factor in determining the suitability of a motor starter for a specific application?

a)

Motor horsepower and voltage rating

b)

Color of the starter enclosure

c)

Length of the control wires

d)

Type of pushbuttons used

23.

What does an infinite ohmmeter reading across a contactor coil indicate?

a)

The coil is functioning properly

b)

The coil is open or burnt out

c)

The coil is shorted

d)

The coil is overloaded

24.

What is the primary purpose of an overload device in a motor control circuit?

a)

To protect the motor from short circuits

b)

To protect the motor from overheating due to excessive current

c)

To increase the motor's speed

d)

To reduce the motor's voltage

25.

What is the first step in converting a wiring diagram to a schematic diagram?

a)

Identify all the components and their connections

b)

Redraw the diagram using standard symbols

c)

Remove all the wires from the diagram

d)

Add more components to the diagram

26.

Which of the following is a key difference between a wiring diagram and a schematic diagram?

a)

Wiring diagrams use standard symbols, while schematic diagrams do not

b)

Schematic diagrams show the physical layout of components, while wiring diagrams show the electrical connections

c)

Wiring diagrams show the physical layout of components, while schematic diagrams show the electrical connections

d)

There is no difference between the two

27.

What is the purpose of interlock contacts in a control circuit?

a)

To ensure only one coil is energized at a time

b)

To increase the motor's speed

c)

To reduce the motor's voltage

d)

To simplify the wiring diagram

28.

In a multiple station control circuit, how are the STOP pushbuttons connected?

a)

In series

b)

In parallel

c)

In a combination of series and parallel

d)

They are not connected

29.

What is the purpose of an indicating light in a motor control circuit?

a)

To show the motor's speed

b)

To indicate the status of the motor (ON/OFF)

c)

To increase the motor's voltage

d)

To reduce the motor's current