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8202 S&D PP6

Total questions: 38

Worksheet time: 19mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which type of bidet design involves water spraying upwards?

a)

Over-the-rim bidet

b)

Ascending-spray bidet

c)

Floor-mounted bidet

d)

Wall-hung bidet

2.

What additional support might wall-hung bidets require?

a)

Extra plumbing connections

b)

Additional support brackets

c)

Reinforced ceramic material

d)

Elevated mounting systems

3.

What is the minimum waste size required for bidets?

a)

15mm

b)

32mm

c)

50mm

d)

25mm

4.

What type of feed is required for bidets?

a)

10mm hot and cold feed

b)

20mm hot and cold feed

c)

15mm hot and cold feed

d)

25mm hot and cold feed

5.

What is the connection size for bidet taps?

a)

1/4" BSP

b)

1/2" BSP

c)

3/4" BSP

d)

1" BSP

6.

Before connecting a bidet to a mains-fed system, what must be identified?

a)

The type of waste

b)

The type of bidet

c)

The type of overflow

d)

The type of trap

7.

Which type of system can an over-the-rim bidet be connected to, provided the AUK2 air gap is maintained?

a)

Mains-fed system

b)

Gravity-fed system

c)

Pump-fed system

d)

Closed-loop system

8.

Why does a hand spray with hose on an over-the-rim bidet need to be treated like an ascending spray bidet?

a)

To prevent the hose from leaking

b)

To avoid contamination from the bidet bowl water

c)

To ensure proper water pressure

d)

To maintain the temperature of the water

9.

What is the purpose of the AUK2 air gap in an over-the-rim bidet?

a)

To prevent water overflow

b)

To reduce water contamination risk

c)

To increase water pressure

d)

To improve water temperature control

10.

What does the term "spillover level" refer to in the context of an over-the-rim bidet?

a)

The maximum water level before overflow occurs.

b)

The point where the water pressure is highest.

c)

The area where the tap connects to the bidet.

d)

The minimum water level required for operation.

11.

What is the primary function of an ascending-spray bidet?

a)

To spray water upwards from the base of the bowl, similar to a shower head.

b)

To flush waste directly into the mains-fed system.

c)

To provide a continuous stream of water for cleaning surfaces.

d)

To act as a standard toilet with additional features.

12.

Why do ascending-spray bidets require special installation considerations?

a)

Because they are connected to mains-fed systems.

b)

Because there is no air gap between the spill-over level and the outlet of the spray.

c)

Because they use a standard mixer tap.

d)

Because they are common in the UK.

13.

Why can ascending-spray bidets not be connected to mains-fed systems?

a)

Because they require a special mixer tap.

b)

Because the outlet is in direct contact with foul water.

c)

Because they are uncommon in the UK.

d)

Because they have an air gap between the spill-over level and the outlet.

14.

Which type of backflow prevention device is recommended for a flexible-hose bidet?

a)

Type AA, AB, AD, or AUK1

b)

Type BB, BC, BD, or AUK2

c)

Type CC, CD, CE, or AUK3

d)

Type DD, DE, DF, or AUK4

15.

What is the purpose of the diverter or separate control valves in a flexible-hose bidet system?

a)

To regulate the water temperature

b)

To control the flow to the hose or ascending spray

c)

To prevent water leakage

d)

To increase water pressure

16.

What is the fluid category risk associated with bidets that have flexible hoses and spray handset fittings below the spillover level of the appliance?

a)

Fluid category 1

b)

Fluid category 3

c)

Fluid category 5

d)

Fluid category 2

17.

Why should bidets with flexible hoses and spray handset fittings below the spillover level not be supplied with water directly from a supply pipe?

a)

To prevent water wastage

b)

To avoid fluid category 5 risk

c)

To ensure proper water pressure

d)

To maintain temperature control

18.

What is the typical worktop height for most common sinks?

a)

800mm

b)

900mm

c)

1000mm

d)

950mm

19.

What is the primary purpose of a sink in a kitchen or utility room?

a)

Cooking food

b)

Washing items

c)

Storing utensils

d)

Drying clothes

20.

What type of kitchen sink design includes a waste that allows the installation of a waste disposal unit?

a)

Single bowl and drainer

b)

Bowl and a half

c)

Double bowl and double drainer

d)

Vitreous china

21.

Which material used for kitchen sinks is easily chipped?

a)

Stainless steel

b)

Granite

c)

Vitreous china

d)

Polycarbonate

22.

Which tool may be required to tighten the back nut during tap installation?

a)

Screwdriver.

b)

Tap spanner, box spanner, or basin wrench.

c)

Hammer.

d)

Adjustable pliers.

23.

What additional component may be required for a pressed-steel sink during tap installation?

a)

Plastic back nut.

b)

Top hat spacer/washer.

c)

Self-adhesive washer.

d)

Silicon compound.

24.

Where can bib taps be mounted in relation to a Belfast sink?

a)

Below the sink

b)

Above the appliance or from the worktop

c)

Inside the sink

d)

On the side of the sink

25.

What additional support is required when installing a butler’s sink?

a)

Wall brackets

b)

Support legs

c)

Reinforced base

d)

Adjustable screws

26.

What is the primary function of shower trays in a bathroom?

a)

To retain water inside the cubicle

b)

To act as the base of the shower

c)

To drain water directly into the plumbing system

d)

To provide a decorative element to the bathroom

27.

What feature does the trap for a shower often include for cleaning purposes?

a)

Overflow mechanism

b)

Integral filter

c)

Adjustable plug

d)

Pressure valve

28.

What is the typical feed size to a shower within 1 meter of the shower?

a)

15mm

b)

22mm

c)

40mm

d)

50mm

29.

Which type of trap is commonly used for a bidet installation?

a)

S-trap

b)

Bottle trap

c)

Drum trap

d)

P-trap

30.

Which material is least suitable for use in a shower tray due to risk of damage?

a)

Stainless steel

b)

Vitreous china

c)

Stone resin

d)

Acrylic

31.

Which type of tap is most commonly used with kitchen sinks?

a)

Foot-operated tap

b)

Single lever tap

c)

Wall-mounted tap

d)

Monobloc mixer tap

32.

What is the main reason for fitting a trap under a sink?

a)

To increase water pressure

b)

To prevent sewer gases from entering the room

c)

To filter debris from water

d)

To reduce water temperature

33.

Which feature is essential for preventing backflow in bidet installations?

a)

Air gap

b)

Flexible hose

c)

Overflow pipe

d)

Double check valve

34.

What is the recommended minimum height for mounting a wall-hung sink?

a)

700mm

b)

850mm

c)

950mm

d)

1000mm

35.

Which type of tap fitting is most suitable for a bidet with a bottle trap?

a)

Single lever tap

b)

Foot-operated tap

c)

Wall-mounted tap

d)

Monobloc mixer tap

36.

Which installation feature helps prevent contamination in over-the-rim bidets?

a)

Double check valve

b)

Overflow pipe

c)

Air gap

d)

Flexible hose

37.

What is a common reason for using a bottle trap with a bidet?

a)

To improve water temperature control

b)

To provide easy cleaning access

c)

To reduce installation cost

d)

To increase water pressure

38.

Which type of bidet requires an air gap to comply with regulations?

a)

Wall-hung bidet

b)

Over-the-rim bidet

c)

Floor-mounted bidet

d)

Monobloc mixer bidet