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Electricity 1

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 10mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the British Standard that offers guidance on the design, installation and testing of domestic electrical circuits?

a)

BS 7671 (Requirements for Electrical Installations)

b)

BS 1363 (Plugs and sockets)

c)

BS 5839 (Fire detection and alarm systems)

d)

BS 5266 (Emergency lighting)

2.

What approved document covers the requirements for electrical installations?

a)

Approved Document P (Electrical safety)

b)

Approved Document L (Conservation of fuel and power)

c)

Approved Document B (Fire safety)

d)

Approved Document M (Access to and use of buildings)

3.

A lighting circuit is normally installed by using what cross-sectional size of twin and earth cable?

a)

0.5 mm²

b)

1.0 mm²

c)

1.5 mm²

d)

2.5 mm²

4.

What is the maximum current a standard UK 3‑pin socket/plug can take?

a)

10 A

b)

13 A

c)

16 A

d)

20 A

5.

A standard domestic UK socket has what nominal voltage?

a)

110 V

b)

230 V

c)

400 V

d)

12 V

6.

What does AC stand for in domestic electrical terms?

a)

Alternating Current

b)

Active Circuit

c)

Absolute Charge

d)

Average Current

7.

To change 240 V into 110 V, what item needs to be used?

a)

Transformer

b)

Rectifier

c)

Inverter

d)

Capacitor

8.

What size MCB is typically required for an immersion heater?

a)

6 A

b)

10 A

c)

16 A

d)

32 A

9.

After the supplier’s fuse on an incoming domestic main, what item comes next?

a)

Electricity meter

b)

Consumer unit (distribution board)

c)

RCD

d)

Main earthing terminal

10.

Under Part P, select the three bathroom danger zones that apply.

a)

Kitchen

b)

Bathroom

c)

Lounge

d)

Outhouse

e)

Cupboard under the stairs

11.

Where should permanent decommissioning be carried out?

a)

At the point of supply (source)

b)

At the appliance only

c)

Anywhere convenient on the circuit

d)

Only at the consumer unit

12.

Select the three main purposes of cable trunking.

a)

Protect cables from mechanical damage

b)

Provide a neat routing and containment for cables

c)

Support

d)

Increase circuit voltage

e)

Eliminate the need for circuit protection

13.

What type of cable must be used when connecting to an immersion heater?

a)

Heat‑resistant flexible cable

b)

Standard speaker cable

c)

Twin bell wire

d)

Armoured SWA cable only

14.

What safety device is a legal requirement on new immersion heaters?

a)

Thermostat with integral overheat cut‑out

b)

Surge protector only

c)

Voltage indicator lamp

d)

Timer switch

15.

Is DC or AC electricity produced chemically?

a)

DC

b)

AC

16.

What size of circuit Breaker is fitted to protect the ring circuit in a domestic consumer unit?

a)

16 amp

b)

32 amp

c)

3 amp

d)

13 amp

17.

What size of circuit breaker is fitted to protect the immersion heater circuit in a domestic consumer unit?

a)

32 amp

b)

13 amp

c)

16 amp

d)

3 amp

18.

If a central heating control circuit uses 720 Watts of electrical power, what size of circuit protection device would normally be fitted to provide over-current protection?

a)

16 amp

b)

32 amp

c)

13 amp

d)

3 amp

19.

What is the name of the circuit protection device shown in the following diagram?

a)

Circuit Breaker

b)

Fuse

c)

RCCB

d)

RCD

20.

What is the name of the circuit protection device shown in the following diagram

a)

Fuse

b)

Circuit Breaker

c)

RCCB

d)

Surge Protection