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Multiple Choice Test: Electrical Systems & Safety (UK)

Total questions: 12

Worksheet time: 6mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which component contains the main fuse supplied by the Distribution Network Operator (DNO)?

a)

Consumer unit

b)

Electricity meter

c)

Service head (cut-out)

d)

RCD

2.

What is the primary function of an RCD?

a)

Protect against short circuits

b)

Protect against overloads

c)

Protect against electric shock

d)

Measure electricity usage

3.

Which device combines overcurrent protection and residual current protection?

a)

MCB

b)

Fuse

c)

RCD

d)

RCBO

4.

Which of the following is classed as an electronic (low voltage) system?

a)

Ring main circuit

b)

Emergency lighting

c)

Electric shower

d)

Cooker circuit

5.

Under which UK regulation is safe isolation a legal requirement?

a)

Building Regulations 2010

b)

Electricity at Work Regulations 1989

c)

Fire Safety Order 2005

d)

BS 7671 only

6.

What is the correct order for proving safe isolation?

a)

Test for dead → Prove tester → Re-prove tester

b)

Switch off → Test for dead → Lock off

c)

Prove tester → Test for dead → Re-prove tester

d)

Lock off → Prove tester → Test for dead

7.

Why is a lock-off device used during isolation?

a)

To save energy

b)

To prevent accidental re-energisation

c)

To identify circuit type

d)

To comply with BS 7671 only

8.

Which of the following indicates a potential electrical fault?

a)

Stable lighting

b)

Cool sockets

c)

Flickering lights

d)

Clear cable insulation

9.

What should be the FIRST action if an electrical fault presents immediate danger?

a)

Record the fault

b)

Report it at the end of the shift

c)

Isolate the electrical supply

d)

Ignore it if it resets

10.

Who should electrical faults be reported to in the workplace?

a)

Any colleague

b)

The electricity supplier

c)

Line manager or facilities team

d)

The local council

11.

Which document sets the UK standard for electrical installations?

a)

RIDDOR

b)

Health and Safety at Work Act

c)

BS 7671 (IET Wiring Regulations)

d)

Fire Safety Order

12.

When should RIDDOR be used in relation to electrical faults?

a)

For all minor faults

b)

When equipment fails

c)

When a dangerous occurrence or injury occurs

d)

When power is isolated