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Topic 3 Power Distribution

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Recall the primary fuel source used by major power plants in Singapore to generate electricity that is transmitted through the national grid.

a)

Coal

b)

Natural gas

c)

Diesel

d)

Hydroelectric

2.

Electricity in Singapore is stepped up for transmission and then progressively stepped down. Which sequence best represents the typical voltage levels from transmission to building distribution?

a)

400V → 22kV → 66kV → 230kV → 400kV

b)

400kV → 230kV → 66kV → 22kV → 400V

c)

230kV → 400kV → 22kV → 66kV → 400V

d)

66kV → 400kV → 230kV → 22kV → 400V

3.

Refer to the Transmission & Distribution System diagram. What is the typical voltage level supplied to low-voltage consumers after the final step-down at the Low Voltage Distribution Panel?

a)

22 kV

b)

6.6 kV

c)

400/230 V

d)

400 kV

4.

Which statement best describes the role of the main switch board in a building’s electrical system?

a)

It is a device used to step up transmission voltage from 230 kV to 400 kV.

b)

It is the distribution and electrical control centre that connects incoming cables and feeds power to boards within the building.

c)

It is a panel dedicated only to lighting circuits and socket outlets.

d)

It is a transformer that converts three-phase 400 V to single-phase 230 V for all equipment.

5.

A distribution board for lights and power points is connected to a single-phase 230 V supply. Which conductor set correctly represents this single-phase connection?

a)

Two phase (live) wires, one neutral wire, and no earth wire

b)

One phase (live) wire, one neutral wire, and one earth wire

c)

Three phase (live) wires, one neutral wire, and one earth wire

d)

One phase (live) wire only, with no neutral or earth

6.

Subsidiary switch boards serving higher-load equipment (e.g., air conditioning systems or lift motor rooms) are typically connected to which supply, and with which conductors?

a)

Single-phase 230 V using one phase, one neutral, and one earth

b)

Three-phase 400 V using three phase wires, one neutral, and one earth

c)

Three-phase 22 kV using three phase wires only

d)

Single-phase 400 V using one phase and one neutral only

7.

In building electrical systems, what is the primary function of a lighting circuit?

a)

To supply power to lighting fixtures for control and illumination

b)

To feed multiple socket outlets and portable appliances

c)

To provide dedicated power for high-load appliances like electric ovens

d)

To regulate voltage from the distribution board to all circuits

8.

Which statement best describes a power circuit in the context of final circuits?

a)

It powers lighting fixtures and dimmers across rooms

b)

It connects to a 20A, 30A, or 32A MCB and supplies several socket outlets and appliances

c)

It is reserved exclusively for emergency lighting and alarm systems

d)

It is limited to loads not exceeding 45 kVA

9.

According to the LEW classifications, which approved load limit applies to a Technician?

a)

Design: not exceeding 150 kVA; Operation: not exceeding 500 kVA

b)

Design: not exceeding 45 kVA; Operation: not exceeding 150 kVA

c)

Design: no limit; Operation: not exceeding 500 kVA

d)

Design: not exceeding 150 kVA; Operation: no limit

10.

Which role is responsible for ensuring electrical installations are safe, reliable, comply with standards, and operate properly, including conducting periodic inspections under EMA governance?

a)

Building supervisor

b)

Licensed Electrical Worker (LEW)

c)

Electrical equipment manufacturer

d)

Resident technician without certification

11.

According to the section on periodic inspection, which authority oversees licensing and renewal compliance for electrical switch rooms and requires inspections to be performed by Licensed Electrical Workers (LEWs)?

a)

Energy Market Authority (EMA)

b)

Ministry of Manpower (MOM)

c)

Public Utilities Board (PUB)

d)

Building and Construction Authority (BCA)

12.

Which component converts the DC electricity produced by solar photovoltaic (PV) panels into AC power usable by a building's electrical system?

a)

Charge controller

b)

Inverter

c)

Battery storage system

d)

AC distribution board

13.

What device is used to protect electrical circuits from overloads and short circuits in a building's electrical system?

a)

Fuse

b)

Transformer

c)

Inverter

d)

Switchboard

14.

Which type of electrical circuit is specifically designed to handle high-power appliances such as electric stoves and dryers?

a)

Control circuit

b)

Lighting circuit

c)

Power circuit

d)

Emergency circuit

15.

In the context of electrical safety, what is the primary purpose of an earth leakage circuit breaker (ELCB)?

a)

To prevent overloading of circuits

b)

To detect and interrupt earth faults

c)

To regulate voltage levels in circuits

d)

To convert AC to DC power