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NCCER Electrical 3 Module 6

Total questions: 29

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Busbars are typically made of _____.

a)

uncoated copper only

b)

uncoated copper or tin-plated aluminum

c)

silver-plated or tin-plated copper or tin-plated aluminum

d)

platinum-plated copper or tin-plated aluminum

2.

The continuous current that a circuit breaker can carry without exceeding a standard

temperature rise is known as the _____.

a)

trip current

b)

overload rating

c)

interrupting rating

d)

rated current

3.

The basic purpose of switchgear is to provide a means of switching or disconnecting power

system apparatus and _____.

a)

provide power system protection by automatically isolating faulty components

b)

provide protective grounding for equipment

c)

provide a grounding system for AC systems between 50V and 1,000V

d)

insulate conductors from hazardous atmospheres

4.

The three sections of switchgear enclosures are the front section, the bus section, and the

_____.

a)

interrupter section

b)

unit substation

c)

cable or termination section

d)

cubicle section

5.

A downed power line is MOST likely to result in a(n) _____.

a)

ground fault

b)

phase failure

c)

arc fault

d)

short circuit

6.

The maximum 60Hz voltage that can be applied to a switch for one minute without causing

insulation failure is known as the _____.

a)

withstand rating

b)

BIL

c)

switch kV

d)

fault close

7.

A test that can be used to detect loose connections is a(n) _____.

a)

insulation resistance test

b)

core ground test

c)

heat scanning test

d)

ratio test

8.

Substation transformers used to reduce the voltages and currents in the primary circuits to the

levels used in metering equipment are known as _____.

a)

distribution transformers

b)

sealed self-cooled transformers

c)

pole-mounted transformers

d)

instrument transformers

9.

A type of oil-filled current transformer is the _____.

a)

bar

b)

donut type

c)

vacuum

d)

bushing

10.

The standard output voltage of potential transformers is 120V or _____.

a)

24.5V

b)

69.3V

c)

132.5V

d)

244.6V

11.

According to the NEC®, neutral conductors size No. 6 and smaller MUST have a continuous

marking of white or _____.

a)

gray

b)

yellow

c)

black

d)

red

12.

Field marking of service equipment shall include the _____.

a)

time of installation

b)

identification of phase wires

c)

date the fault current calculation was performed

d)

location of disconnecting means

13.

Which of the following abbreviations is used on electrical drawings to represent an

oscilloscope?

a)

SYN

b)

CRO

c)

OHM

d)

TDD

14.

Nonstandard abbreviations on electrical prints will typically be defined on the _____.

a)

one-line diagram

b)

revision notes

c)

title block

d)

legend

15.

Connection diagrams are used to _____.

a)

show the internal wiring connections between the parts that make up an apparatus

b)

show the wiring of instrument and electrical control devices in an elementary ladder or

schematic form

c)

show the actual wiring connections between unit assemblies or equipment

d)

indicate the paths, interconnections, and component parts of an electric circuit

16.

The resistance of switchgear should be checked using a _____.

a)

480V multimeter

b)

600V megger

c)

600V multimeter

d)

1,000V megger

17.

Thermographic surveys are conducted using a(n) _____.

a)

infrared imager

b)

contactless voltage detector

c)

proving unit

d)

phasing tester

18.

When performing thermographic surveys, a major deficiency is indicated by a gradient of

_____.

a)

3°C

b)

6°C

c)

12°C

d)

16°C

19.

The three basic methods of sensing ground faults are zero sequence, residual, and _____.

a)

ground-return

b)

repeating

c)

inductive heating

d)

saturation

20.

Wires from a ground fault relay to a trip coil should be no longer than _____.

a)

10'

b)

25'

c)

50'

d)

100'

21.

Which of the following is true with regard to

switchboards?

a)

Switchboards are always installed in cabinets.

b)

Switchboards are only used at the service

entrance.

c)

Switchboards are used to subdivide large blocks

of power.

d)

Switchboards are designed to prevent access to

the panel.

22.

When installing wiring within switchgear, use

self-adhesive cable ties every _____.

a)

12" (300 mm)

b)

16"(400 mm)

c)

24" (600 mm)

d)

36" (900 mm)

23.

The maximum voltage that a piece of equipment

can withstand is known as its _____.

a)

interrupting capacity

b)

basic impulse insulation level (BIL)

c)

current limit

d)

frequency

24.

Bolted pressure switches are often used in place of

_____.

a)

circuit breakers

b)

pushbutton switches

c)

main fuses

d)

MVL switches

25.

Per NEC Section 408.3(E), AC phasing in

switchboards must be labeled _____.

a)

C, B, A from front to back, top to bottom, or left

to right when read facing the front of the

switchboard

b)

C, A, B from front to back, top to bottom, or left

to right when read facing the front of the

switchboard

c)

A, B, C from front to back, top to bottom, or left

to right when read facing the front of the

switchboard

26.

On a typical electrical diagram, the standard

abbreviation for a phase meter is _____.

a)

PM

b)

PH

c)

3M

d)

S/TM

27.

The typical insulation resistance of equipment rated

480V is _____.

a)

10 megohms

b)

50 megohms

c)

100 megohms

d)

1,000 megohms

28.

A typical overpotential test voltage for a used piece

of equipment with a nominal voltage class of 600V

is _____.

a)

600VDC

b)

1,000VDC

c)

1,500VDC

d)

2,000VDC

29.

A ground fault relay should be mounted in an

enclosure in a _____.

a)

vertical position with the terminal block at the

lower end

b)

horizontal position with the terminal block at the

lower end

c)

vertical position with the terminal block at the

upper end

d)

horizontal position with the terminal block at the

upper end