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Electrical Hazards and Safety Devices - Missed Questions

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

To protect yourself from an electrical shock, you should always _______ before working on it.

a)

measure voltage

b)

check the manual

c)

tighten all screws

d)

replace the fuse

2.

The best method to verify a piece of equipment is properly grounded is:

a)

Use a multimeter to measure the resistance between the equipment's ground terminal and a known-good ground source.

b)

Visually inspecting the equipment for a ground wire.

c)

Touching the equipment to see if you feel a shock.

d)

Assuming it is grounded if it is plugged in.

3.

To protect yourself from an electrical shock, you should not fix electrical devices unless the _______ is off.

a)

power

b)

light

c)

fan

d)

switch

4.

What are some common causes of electrical fires?

a)

Short circuits, overloaded circuits, and faulty wiring

b)

Water leakage, poor lighting, and dust

c)

Loud noises, open windows, and old paint

d)

None of the above

5.

What is the most immediate danger of unsecured electrical cords?

a)

Fire hazard

b)

Tripping with them

c)

Electric shock

d)

Water damage

6.

Which of the following statements is true?

a)

Fuses can be reset after they blow

b)

Circuit breakers need to be replaced after they trip

c)

Circuit breakers can be reset, while fuses need to be replaced once they blow

d)

Both fuses and circuit breakers need to be replaced after use

7.

A thermal circuit breaker trips almost instantaneously to protect against severe short circuits.

a)

True

b)

False

8.

One of the three main electrical hazards is _________.

a)

Electrical shock

b)

Water leakage

c)

Broken glass

d)

Chemical burns

9.

A ________ occurs when electricity finds an unintended path, often with lower resistance, which in turn, dangerously increased current, producing significant heat.

a)

short circuit

b)

open circuit

c)

resistor

d)

fuse

10.

Overloaded circuits occur when too much ________ flows through the circuit, usually because of too many components connected in parallel, exceeding its capacity.

a)

electrical current

b)

resistance

c)

voltage

d)

power

11.

According to the passage, name four of the most common electrical safety devices.

a)

Circuit breakers, fuses, GFCI, and grounding

b)

fuses, GFCI, light bulbs and switches

c)

Circuit breakers, fuses, extension cords and plugs

d)

Circuit breakers, fuses, CIFG, and grounding

12.

What is the main function of circuit breakers and fuses?

a)

To increase the flow of electricity

b)

To interrupt the flow of electricity when the current exceeds a safe level

c)

To store electricity

d)

To generate electricity

13.

Fill in the blank: A magnetic trip in a circuit breaker occurs when an ________ trips the breaker instantly during a high-current short circuit.

a)

electromagnet

b)

insulator

c)

resistor

d)

capacitor

14.

A GFCI shuts off power instantly if it senses electricity going where it shouldn't, like through water or a person.

a)

True

b)

False

15.

Where are you most likely to see GFCI outlets?

a)

Bedrooms

b)

Bathrooms, kitchens, or outdoor outlets where water is nearby

c)

Living rooms

d)

Garages