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Electrical Tools and Equipment Quiz

Total questions: 148

Worksheet time: 1hrs 14mins

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1.

What do you call a bag or box used to hold a set of tools?

a)

Tool belt

b)

Tool kit

c)

Utility knife

d)

Socket wrenches

e)

Handy box

2.

These are pliers with long blades able to grip or cut through wires.

a)

Diagonal cutters

b)

Lineman's pliers

c)

Long nose pliers

d)

Side cutters

e)

End cutting pliers

3.

These pliers are used for pulling out staples, etc.

a)

Long nose pliers

b)

Diagonal cutters

c)

End cutting pliers

d)

Wire strippers

e)

Crimper

4.

These are pliers that are only used for cutting wire and do not grip.

a)

Long nose pliers

b)

Diagonal cutters

c)

Side cutters

d)

Lineman's pliers

e)

Utility knife

5.

This is a tool used for pulling the covering off wires.

a)

Crimper

b)

Fish tape

c)

Wire strippers

d)

Utility knife

e)

Diagonal cutters

6.

What is a tool used to tighten or loosen screws?

a)

Allen wrench

b)

Nut driver

c)

Torque wrench

d)

Screwdriver

e)

Socket wrench

7.

This is a small, battery-operated light that can be carried around.

a)

Pilot light

b)

High output bulb

c)

Flashlight

d)

Light fixture

e)

Incandescent bulb

8.

This tool has a long piece of thin metal, paper, or plastic with numbers on it.

a)

Level

b)

Measuring tape

c)

Fish tape

d)

Dry board

e)

Conduit

9.

This is a tool with a thin, sharp slanted blade used to cut things.

a)

Hacksaw

b)

Utility knife

c)

Jigsaw

d)

Circular saw

e)

Diagonal cutter

10.

These are a type of pliers used for cutting, twisting, or pulling wires.

a)

Long nose pliers

b)

End cutting pliers

c)

Side cutters

d)

Diagonal cutters

e)

Lineman's pliers

11.

This is a machine which hits a hard substance (like cement) repeatedly to break it apart.

a)

Drill

b)

Hammer

c)

Hammer drill

d)

Hacksaw

e)

Reciprocating saw

12.

This is a tool used to tighten screws that have a cross-shaped head.

a)

Allen wrench

b)

Screwdriver

c)

Phillips screwdriver

d)

Nut driver

e)

Socket wrench

13.

This is a belt with loops for carrying tools while working on a job.

a)

Tool kit

b)

Tool belt

c)

Safety cover

d)

Coverplate

e)

Bracket

14.

This is an L-shaped piece of metal with a six-sided head used to tighten screws and bolts.

a)

Socket wrench

b)

Torque wrench

c)

Allen wrench

d)

Screwdriver

e)

Nut driver

15.

This is a tool used to tighten bolts.

a)

Torque wrench

b)

Socket wrench

c)

Allen wrench

d)

Screwdriver

e)

Hammer

16.

This is a tool that can be adjusted to create different amounts of force when turning a bolt.

a)

Socket wrench

b)

Torque wrench

c)

Allen wrench

d)

Screwdriver

e)

Nut driver

17.

This is a kind of tape made of plastic or vinyl that is used to insulate electrical wires.

a)

Duct tape

b)

Fish tape

c)

Electrical tape

d)

Zip cord

e)

Labeling tape

18.

This is a kind of tape made of mesh that is used to seal air ducts.

a)

Duct tape

b)

Electrical tape

c)

Fish tape

d)

Bonding wire

e)

Grounding strap

19.

This is a saw with a thin blade used to cut through metal.

a)

Jigsaw

b)

Circular saw

c)

Hacksaw

d)

Reciprocating saw

e)

Utility knife

20.

This is a tool used for tightening nuts.

a)

Allen wrench

b)

Socket wrench

c)

Nut driver

d)

Torque wrench

e)

Screwdriver

21.

This is a tool used for pushing connectors around bare wires.

a)

Wire stripper

b)

Crimper

c)

Pliers

d)

Fish tape

e)

Connector

22.

This is a machine used to make holes in different kinds of material.

a)

Hammer drill

b)

Drill

c)

Circular saw

d)

Jigsaw

e)

Stud punch

23.

This is the sharp end of a drill used to cut into objects to make holes.

a)

Spade bit

b)

Auger bit

c)

Drill bit

d)

Hole saw bit

e)

Twist bit

24.

This is a narrow drill bit with a sharp tip and edges.

a)

Auger bit

b)

Spade bit

c)

Masonry bit

d)

Stepped bit

e)

Hole saw bit

25.

This is a drill bit that cuts into wood, usually from 17 to 25 centimeters long.

a)

Spade bit

b)

Auger bit

c)

Twist bit

d)

Masonry bit

e)

Hole saw bit

26.

This is a metal tube-shaped drill bit with sharp edges used to cut rings into objects.

a)

Spade bit

b)

Auger bit

c)

Hole saw bit

d)

Masonry bit

e)

Stepped bit

27.

This is a big drill bit which smooths the rough parts of holes in wood.

a)

Spade bit

b)

Auger bit

c)

Wood auger

d)

Hole saw bit

e)

Twist bit

28.

This is an electric or gas-operated saw with a round blade.

a)

Jigsaw

b)

Circular saw

c)

Reciprocating saw

d)

Hacksaw

e)

Hole saw

29.

This is an electric or gas-operated saw that has a few different blades which can be switched.

a)

Circular saw

b)

Reciprocating saw

c)

Jigsaw

d)

Hacksaw

e)

Hole saw

30.

This is an electric or gas-operated saw with a thin blade, which cuts straight and rounded edges into objects.

a)

Circular saw

b)

Reciprocating saw

c)

Jigsaw

d)

Hacksaw

e)

Hole saw

31.

This is a drill bit with a spiral or coil-shaped cutting part.

a)

Spade bit

b)

Auger bit

c)

Twist bit

d)

Masonry bit

e)

Stepped bit

32.

This is an instrument that twists objects made of metal.

a)

Crimper

b)

Conduit bender

c)

Torque wrench

d)

Pliers

e)

Nut driver

33.

This is a tool electricians use to ensure they install things in a straight line.

a)

Measuring tape

b)

Level

c)

Fish tape

d)

Stud finder

e)

Multimeter

34.

This is a long, metal instrument that electricians use to put electrical wires in walls.

a)

Zip cord

b)

Fish tape

c)

Conduit

d)

Ground rod

e)

Feeder cable

35.

This is a device that cuts holes for wires to go through.

a)

Hole saw

b)

Stud punch

c)

Utility knife

d)

Drill

e)

Knockout punch

36.

These are tools workers use to twist and slice wires.

a)

Long nose pliers

b)

Lineman's pliers

c)

Diagonal cutters

d)

Side cutters

e)

End cutting pliers

37.

This is a machine which hits a hard substance (like cement) repeatedly to break it apart (often with a rotating action).

a)

Drill

b)

Hammer

c)

Hammer drill

d)

Impact driver

e)

Reciprocating saw

38.

This is a drill bit that is used to drill through metal, plastic, or wood and has multiple diameters.

a)

Twist bit

b)

Stepped drill bit

c)

Spade bit

d)

Masonry bit

e)

Auger bit

39.

This is a bit that is made to drill through hard surfaces like stone or concrete. It is usually used with a hammer drill.

a)

Twist bit

b)

Stepped bit

c)

Spade bit

d)

Masonry drill bit

e)

Hole saw bit

40.

This is a device used to determine a wire's amount of voltage and power.

a)

Circuit analyzer

b)

Multimeter

c)

Plug-in analyzer

d)

Voltage detector

e)

GFCI tester

41.

This is a machine used to check circuits to make sure they are correctly installed and safe.

a)

Multimeter

b)

Plug in analyzer

c)

Voltage detector

d)

GFCI tester

e)

Circuit breaker analyzer

42.

This is an instrument electricians use to make labels for different objects.

a)

Marker

b)

Labeling machine

c)

Dry board

d)

Stencil

e)

Engraver

43.

This is something that links two pieces of electrical equipment.

a)

Terminal

b)

Connector

c)

Conduit

d)

Adapter

e)

Coupling

44.

This is used to connect individual electrical wires.

a)

Post connector

b)

Terminal block connector

c)

Blade connector

d)

Split bolt connector

e)

Ring terminal

45.

This is a connector used to attach a single wire to a piece of equipment.

a)

Terminal block connector

b)

Post connector

c)

Blade connector

d)

Split bolt connector

e)

Ring terminal

46.

This connector allows for a wire to not be stripped before connecting.

a)

Solderless connector

b)

Insulation Displacement Connector (IDC)

c)

Crimp connector

d)

Split bolt connector

e)

Terminal block

47.

This connector has one plug with prongs that is inserted into the openings of a receptor plug.

a)

Adapter

b)

Plug and socket connector

c)

Blade connector

d)

Post connector

e)

Terminal block

48.

This is a single wire connection in which a blade is inserted into the blade's holder.

a)

Ring terminal

b)

Spade terminal

c)

Blade connector

d)

Post connector

e)

IDC

49.

This is a single wire connection in which a screw or bolt is inserted to make electrical contact.

a)

Blade connector

b)

Ring terminal

c)

Spade terminal

d)

Post connector

e)

Split bolt

50.

This is the ability of a conduit to keep out certain dangers, such as a fire.

a)

Grounding

b)

Insulation

c)

Protection

d)

Safeguard

e)

Shielding

51.

If a conductor is ______, it is connected with the ground.

a)

Bonded

b)

Grounded

c)

Insulated

d)

Polarized

e)

Shielded

52.

If something is ______, it can be bent in different directions.

a)

Moldable

b)

Flexible

c)

Elastic

d)

Pliable

e)

Rigid

53.

If a material is ______, it cannot be damaged by chemicals.

a)

Non-conductive

b)

Non-corrosive

c)

Non-flammable

d)

Non-metallic

e)

Non-reactive

54.

This is a set of rules used for the structural safety of buildings.

a)

Safety Code

b)

Building Code

c)

Electrical Code

d)

Fire Code

e)

Zoning Regulation

55.

This is the specified course that a conduit goes along.

a)

Pathway

b)

Route

c)

Raceway

d)

Trench

e)

Alignment

56.

This is a small electronic or electrical device.

a)

Appliance

b)

Fixture

c)

Gadget

d)

Tool

e)

Component

57.

This is a purpose or intended use for something.

a)

Feature

b)

Function

c)

Capability

d)

Specification

e)

Operation

58.

This is the part of an electrical system that controls the distribution of power to a particular house or building.

a)

Subpanel

b)

Main Service Panel

c)

Meter Box

d)

Load Center

e)

Circuit Breaker Panel

59.

If something ______ a circuit, it protects it.

a)

Insulates

b)

Safeguards

c)

Controls

d)

Monitors

e)

Grounds

60.

This is the part of a service panel that can cut off electricity to an entire house or building.

a)

Circuit Breaker

b)

Main Switch

c)

Disconnect

d)

Isolator

e)

Fuse

61.

If something is done ______, it is controlled by a person directly.

a)

Automatically

b)

Manually

c)

Remotely

d)

Electrically

e)

Mechanically

62.

To ______ electricity is to stop or take away something abruptly.

a)

Trip

b)

Cut off

c)

Interrupt

d)

Disconnect

e)

Isolate

63.

This is a part of an electrical system that carries electricity from the main service panel to a particular area or fixture.

a)

Feeder Circuit

b)

Branch Circuit

c)

Main Circuit

d)

Dedicated Circuit

e)

Radial Circuit

64.

This is the maximum amount of electricity that can flow through an appliance.

a)

Voltage

b)

Amperage

c)

Capacity

d)

Load

e)

Rating

65.

This is the part of an electrical system that receives electricity from an electrical meter and delivers it to the service panel.

a)

Neutral Bus

b)

Hot Bus

c)

Ground Bus

d)

Main Lugs

e)

Terminal Block

66.

This is a surge of power that occurs when an electrical current exceeds a circuit's amperage capacity.

a)

Short Circuit

b)

Overcurrent

c)

Ground Fault

d)

Overload

e)

Arc Fault

67.

This is the part of an electrical system that carries a current back to the service panel after the power has been spent.

a)

Hot Bus

b)

Neutral Bus

c)

Ground Bus

d)

Return Path

e)

Equipment Ground

68.

If a circuit breaker can ______ a certain load, it has enough capacity.

a)

Handle

b)

Accommodate

c)

Sustain

d)

Support

e)

Carry

69.

This is the part of an electrical system that controls the delivery of power from the main service panel to all or part of a house or building.

a)

Load Center

b)

Subpanel

c)

Junction Box

d)

Distribution Board

e)

Secondary Panel

70.

If a panel is ______, it is set apart from something else that it is connected to.

a)

Secondary

b)

Remote

c)

Isolated

d)

Separate

e)

Dedicated

71.

If something is ______, it serves a lesser purpose than something else.

a)

Primary

b)

Secondary

c)

Auxiliary

d)

Supplementary

e)

Backup

72.

This is something done to prevent something dangerous from happening.

a)

Safety Code

b)

Safety Precaution

c)

Maintenance

d)

Safeguard

e)

Prevention

73.

This is a small part of an electrical appliance.

a)

Gadget

b)

Component

c)

Fixture

d)

Device

e)

Accessory

74.

To ______ two conductors is to fasten them together to ensure electrical continuity.

a)

Connect

b)

Splice

c)

Bond

d)

Ground

e)

Couple

75.

This is a wire that carries spent electrical current back to the electrical panel or subpanel.

a)

Hot Conductor

b)

Neutral Return Conductor

c)

Grounding Conductor

d)

Feeder Cable

e)

Bonding Wire

76.

This is a wire that keeps an electrical current stable by maintaining an electrical connection with the earth.

a)

Neutral Conductor

b)

Grounding Conductor

c)

Bonding Conductor

d)

Equipment Ground

e)

Hot Conductor

77.

This is an electrical failure caused by improper or damaged electrical connections.

a)

Overload

b)

Ground Fault

c)

Short Circuit

d)

Arc Fault

e)

Open Circuit

78.

This is when an electrical appliance does not work properly.

a)

Fails

b)

Malfunctions

c)

Overheats

d)

Trips

e)

Shorts

79.

This is a wire that carries electricity to a fixture or appliance.

a)

Neutral Conductor

b)

Grounding Conductor

c)

Hot Conductor

d)

Feeder Cable

e)

Bonding Wire

80.

If a path is ______, it exists without stopping or being broken.

a)

Uninterrupted

b)

Continuous

c)

Solid

d)

Permanent

e)

Fixed

81.

This is a wire that delivers electricity to a panel.

a)

Branch Circuit Wire

b)

Feeder Cable

c)

Service Entrance Cable

d)

Main Cable

e)

Ground Wire

82.

This occurs when an electrical current is too high for a particular electrical system.

a)

Overcurrent

b)

Overload

c)

Short Circuit

d)

Ground Fault

e)

Power Surge

83.

This is an electrical malfunction in which a current gets into a ground conductor and often causes a short circuit.

a)

Short Circuit

b)

Ground Fault

c)

Arc Fault

d)

Leakage Current

e)

Stray Voltage

84.

This is a device with a small metal strip that melts and stops electrical flow when an excessive current passes through it.

a)

Circuit Breaker

b)

Fuse

c)

Disconnect Switch

d)

Cutout

e)

Thermal Relay

85.

This is a switch that is tripped to stop electrical flow when it detects an excessive current.

a)

Fuse

b)

Circuit Breaker

c)

Main Switch

d)

Isolator

e)

Contactor

86.

This is a fuse encased in a cylinder with metal caps on each end.

a)

Plug Fuse

b)

Cartridge Fuse

c)

Blade Fuse

d)

Thermal Fuse

e)

Resettable Fuse

87.

This is a fuse with a threaded end that screws into a socket.

a)

Cartridge Fuse

b)

Plug Fuse

c)

Knife-blade Fuse

d)

Bolt-on Fuse

e)

Glass Fuse

88.

This is a fuse in which the metal strip has melted to stop the flow of electricity.

a)

Tripped Fuse

b)

Blown Fuse

c)

Open Fuse

d)

Dead Fuse

e)

Failed Fuse

89.

To ______ a circuit breaker is to trigger or release a switch to set something into operative mode.

a)

Flip

b)

Trip

c)

Reset

d)

Activate

e)

Trigger

90.

This is when a broken thing is changed for a new one.

a)

Repair

b)

Replacement

c)

Maintenance

d)

Upgrade

e)

Installation

91.

This is a circuit breaker that is connected to one hot bus bar and supplies 120-volt power to a circuit.

a)

Double Pole Breaker

b)

Single Pole Breaker

c)

Tandem Breaker

d)

GFCI Breaker

e)

AFCI Breaker

92.

This is a circuit breaker that is connected to two hot bus bars and supplies 240-volt power to a circuit.

a)

Double Pole Breaker

b)

Single Pole Breaker

c)

Tandem Breaker

d)

GFCI Breaker

e)

Main Breaker

93.

This is a container that holds the plug-in for electrical connections.

a)

Junction Box

b)

Outlet Box

c)

Handy Box

d)

Gang Box

e)

Ceiling Box

94.

This is the amount of space inside something measured in cubic units.

a)

Area

b)

Volume

c)

Capacity

d)

Dimensions

e)

Size

95.

This is a receptacle box that is used in a wall that has already been built.

a)

New Work Box

b)

Cut-in Box

c)

Handy Box

d)

Pancake Box

e)

Masonry Box

96.

This is a metal box that is sometimes used as a substitute receptacle box.

a)

Cut-in Box

b)

Handy Box

c)

Pancake Box

d)

Weatherproof Box

e)

FS Box

97.

This is a thin, round receptacle box.

a)

Cut-in Box

b)

Handy Box

c)

Pancake Box

d)

Ceiling Box

e)

Octagon Box

98.

To ______ a box is to attach it to another object.

a)

Bond

b)

Mount

c)

Secure

d)

Fasten

e)

Install

99.

This is a lower-priced receptacle box that already has nail holes drilled into it.

a)

Cut-in Box

b)

Integral Nail Box

c)

Handy Box

d)

Pancake Box

e)

Masonry Box

100.

If a box is ______, it does not have much space for wires.

a)

Narrow

b)

Shallow

c)

Small

d)

Tight

e)

Crowded

101.

This is a plastic cover that prevents unwanted materials from entering the openings of an unused outlet.

a)

Coverplate

b)

Safety Cover

c)

Outlet Cap

d)

Blank Plate

e)

Weatherproof Cover

102.

This is a plug with an electrical cord that lies against a wall instead of sticking straight out from the wall.

a)

Right-Angle Plug

b)

Immediate Turn Plug

c)

Low-Profile Plug

d)

Flat Plug

e)

Stubby Plug

103.

This is an electrical box installed in a wall that delivers power to one switch.

a)

Two Gang Box

b)

Single Gang Box

c)

Three Gang Box

d)

Four Gang Box

e)

Handy Box

104.

To ______ a circuit is to have power over its action or occurrence.

a)

Operate

b)

Control

c)

Switch

d)

Regulate

e)

Manage

105.

This is an electrical box installed in a wall that delivers power to two switches.

a)

Single Gang Box

b)

Two Gang Box

c)

Three Gang Box

d)

Four Gang Box

e)

Multi-gang Box

106.

This is an electrical box installed in a wall that delivers power to three switches.

a)

Single Gang Box

b)

Two Gang Box

c)

Three Gang Box

d)

Four Gang Box

e)

Multi-gang Box

107.

This is an electrical box installed in a wall that delivers power to four switches.

a)

Single Gang Box

b)

Two Gang Box

c)

Three Gang Box

d)

Four Gang Box

e)

Multi-gang Box

108.

This is an attachment that is used to secure something to a wall.

a)

Mount

b)

Bracket

c)

Hanger

d)

Strap

e)

Clip

109.

This is a flat piece that fits around a switch to cover the wall cavity and switch box.

a)

Outlet Cap

b)

Blank Plate

c)

Coverplate

d)

Faceplate

e)

Trim Plate

110.

If a switch is installed ______, its surface is level with the surface of the wall.

a)

Even

b)

Flush

c)

Flat

d)

Smooth

e)

Level

111.

This is a part that fits around a switch if the switch is not flush with the wall.

a)

Spacer

b)

Extender Ring

c)

Box Extender

d)

Goof Plate

e)

Adjustable Bracket

112.

This is an opening in a wall where a fixture, such as a switch box, is mounted.

a)

Stud Cavity

b)

Wall Cavity

c)

Opening

d)

Recess

e)

Niche

113.

This is a metal piece that grounds a metal coverplate.

a)

Bonding Screw

b)

Grounding Screw

c)

Mounting Screw

d)

Machine Screw

e)

Self-tapping Screw

114.

This is a switch that is used for circuits with two different control locations.

a)

Single Pole Switch

b)

Three-Way Switch

c)

Four-Way Switch

d)

Double Pole Switch

e)

Toggle Switch

115.

This switch allows a circuit to be controlled at three or more different locations.

a)

Single Pole Switch

b)

Three-Way Switch

c)

Four-Way Switch

d)

Double Pole Switch

e)

Master Switch

116.

This is an electrical switch with a lever. The lever moves up and down to control the switch.

a)

Rocker Switch

b)

Push-button Switch

c)

Toggle Switch

d)

Slide Switch

e)

Rotary Switch

117.

This is a switch that is set to turn on or off at a desired time.

a)

Timer Switch

b)

Programmable Switch

c)

Occupancy Sensor

d)

Dimmer Switch

e)

Time Clock

118.

This switch allows for more control over a light setting. It changes the brightness of a light instead of simply turning it off or on.

a)

Timer Switch

b)

Dimmer Switch

c)

Three-Way Switch

d)

Rheostat

e)

Potentiometer

119.

This is a light duty switch. It is used in homes and is cheaper in price.

a)

Residential Grade Switch

b)

Commercial Grade Switch

c)

Industrial Grade Switch

d)

Specification Grade Switch

e)

Hospital Grade Switch

120.

This is a heavy duty switch. It is used in large buildings and is higher in price.

a)

Residential Grade Switch

b)

Commercial Grade Switch

c)

Industrial Grade Switch

d)

Specification Grade Switch

e)

Heavy-Duty Switch

121.

This is an on/off switch that is controlled with a removable key.

a)

Lockout Switch

b)

Keyed Switch

c)

Security Switch

d)

Tamper-Resistant Switch

e)

Prison Switch

122.

This switch has a small light built in. The light indicates that the switch is turned on.

a)

Illuminated Switch

b)

Pilot Light Switch

c)

Indicator Switch

d)

Neon Switch

e)

Glow Switch

123.

This is one with a missing connection, meaning no current flows.

a)

Short Circuit

b)

Open Circuit

c)

Grounded Circuit

d)

Closed Circuit

e)

Faulty Circuit

124.

This is a switch used to turn two independent circuits on or off at the same time.

a)

Single Pole Switch

b)

Three-Way Switch

c)

Four-Way Switch

d)

Double Pole Switch

e)

Two-Gang Switch

125.

This is a lighting unit that has one or more lamps, a socket, and various other parts that hold it in place.

a)

Luminaire

b)

Light Fixture

c)

Lamp Holder

d)

Sconce

e)

Chandelier

126.

A lamp that ______ emits light when it is heated (like a traditional bulb).

a)

Fluoresces

b)

Incandescent

c)

LEDs

d)

Halogen

e)

Glows

127.

A lamp that ______ emits light through exposure to radiation from an external source.

a)

Fluorescent

b)

Incandescent

c)

LEDs

d)

Halogen

e)

Glows

128.

This is a device with rotating blades that is attached to a ceiling and is used to move air around a room.

a)

Ventilator

b)

Exhaust Fan

c)

Ceiling Fan

d)

Air Circulator

e)

Paddle Fan

129.

This is a beam made of wood, steel, or concrete. It is set parallel from wall to wall to support a ceiling or a floor.

a)

Stud

b)

Rafter

c)

Joist

d)

Beam

e)

Truss

130.

If work is done ______, it takes place at the location where the final product will be used.

a)

In situ

b)

On site

c)

Locally

d)

Field

e)

Remote

131.

This is the amount of depth that must be allowed when installing a fixture in a ceiling.

a)

Clearance

b)

Base Depth

c)

Mounting Depth

d)

Can Depth

e)

Rough-in Depth

132.

This is an electric device that gets hot and gives off light when electricity passes through it.

a)

Lamp

b)

Bulb

c)

Tube

d)

Globe

e)

LED

133.

If a fixture is ______, it is surrounded or closed in on all sides.

a)

Sealed

b)

Enclosed

c)

Covered

d)

Insulated

e)

Protected

134.

If a conductor is ______, it is not covered and is open to view.

a)

Exposed

b)

Bare

c)

Uninsulated

d)

Stripped

e)

Live

135.

This is a type of bulb that produces brighter light due to high wattage.

a)

Halogen Bulb

b)

High Output Bulb

c)

LED Array

d)

Mercury Vapor Bulb

e)

Incandescent Bulb

136.

This fluorescent bulb has one pin on each side that allows electricity to power the bulb.

a)

Single Pin Bulb

b)

Dual Pin Bulb

c)

Bi-pin Bulb

d)

Quad-pin Bulb

e)

T12 Bulb

137.

This fluorescent bulb has two pins on each side that allows electricity to power the light.

a)

Single Pin Bulb

b)

Dual Pin Bulb

c)

Bi-pin Bulb

d)

Quad-pin Bulb

e)

T8 Bulb

138.

To ______ is to emit a type of low, vibrating, humming sound, as some ballasts or transformers do.

a)

Hum

b)

Buzz

c)

Drone

d)

Whine

e)

Vibrate

139.

This device controls the voltage of electrical gas discharge lights (such as fluorescent lights).

a)

Transformer

b)

Ballast

c)

Driver

d)

Reactor

e)

Capacitor

140.

This supports a light fixture and allows it to connect with an electrical current.

a)

Holder

b)

Socket

c)

Base

d)

Connector

e)

Terminal

141.

When metal starts to ______, a chemical reaction takes place that slowly destroys it.

a)

Rust

b)

Oxidize

c)

Corrode

d)

Deteriorate

e)

Tarnish

142.

This is an electrical system that measures the electrical capability of conductors against the electrical capability of the ground.

a)

Grounding Electrode System

b)

Earth Grounding System

c)

Equipment Grounding System

d)

Bonding System

e)

Lightning Protection System

143.

To ______ a circuit is to link it to the earth.

a)

Bond

b)

Ground

c)

Earth

d)

Reference

e)

Neutralize

144.

This is an electrical current that is irregular in any way.

a)

Stray Current

b)

Fault Current

c)

Leakage Current

d)

Eddy Current

e)

Capacitive Current

145.

This is electrical energy flowing through something that it should not be flowing through, such as a lamp post.

a)

Fault Current

b)

Stray Voltage

c)

Leakage Voltage

d)

Induced Voltage

e)

Touch Voltage

146.

This is the flow of electricity in a ground line because the electrical system has been damaged by a thunderstorm or something else.

a)

Short Circuit

b)

Ground Fault

c)

Arc Fault

d)

Line Fault

e)

Earth Fault

147.

This is a conductor joining a piece of metal that does not conduct electricity to a grounding electrode conductor.

a)

Equipment Grounding Conductor (EGC)

b)

Grounding Electrode Conductor (GEC)

c)

Equipment Bonding Jumper

d)

Main Bonding Jumper

e)

System Grounding Conductor

148.

This is a pole that is put in the earth so that electricity will flow there.

a)

Grounding Electrode

b)

Ground Rod

c)

Ground Plate

d)

Grounding Conductor

e)

Ufer Ground