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1. 1.Electrical installation equipment divided into two groups: |
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1) a) divided and shared | |
2) b) external and internal | |
3) c)high voltage and low voltage | |
4) d)series and parallel | |
2. 2.What is the color of the neutral conductor in the European Standard |
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1) a) grey | |
2) b) green | |
3) c) blue | |
4) d) yellow | |
3. 3.What type of circuit is used in homes? |
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1) a) series | |
2) b) parallel | |
3) c) hybrid | |
4) d) now of the above | |
4. 4.Voltmeter has low value of resistance and is connected in parallel in any circuit |
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1) a) false | |
2) b) true | |
3) c) both of them | |
4) d) no one | |
5. 5.Ohm meter is used to measure which of following quantities |
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1) a) Installation resistance | |
2) b) reactive power | |
3) c) power factor | |
4) d) circuit resistance | |
6. 6.Megger is used to measure which of the following |
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1) a) voltage surges of spike | |
2) b) ground fault | |
3) c) position of the system | |
4) d) / | |
7. 7.Before starting the installation work you need to… |
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1) a) transfer the wiring diagram to the surface of the walls | |
2) b) switch off all electrical power source | |
3) c) clean the workplace make it free from unnecessary things | |
4) d) none above | |
8. 8.How can the cable laying be done? |
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1) a) on the surface of the ceiling | |
2) b) in the floor | |
3) c) all above | |
4) d) on the walls | |
9. 9.Where we can install mounting and branding boxes? |
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1) a) on the surface of ceiling | |
2) b) in the floor | |
3) c) in the place where we have free access | |
4) d) out of doors | |
10. 10.Which option does not apply to the types of fastening |
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1) a) open fixation | |
2) b) closed fixation | |
3) c) special fixation | |
4) d) conceded fixation | |
11. 11.Types of electrical outlets |
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1) a) A, C | |
2) b) B, C | |
3) c) D, A | |
4) d) B, A | |
12. 12.How many types of fastener design exist for open wire fixation |
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1) a) 5 | |
2) b) 4 | |
3) c) 12 | |
4) d) 6 | |
13. 13.What equipment is intended for connecting and distributing cable cores indoor? |
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1) a) cables | |
2) b) terminal | |
3) c) junction box | |
4) d) wires | |
14. 14.According to the classification of the IEC, …standard types of electrical outlets(sockets) are used in the world |
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1) a) 10 | |
2) b) 14 | |
3) c) 18 | |
4) d) 16 | |
15. 15.If we consider switches according to the method of installation, then there’re a main type: |
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1) a) underground and hidden | |
2) b) external interned | |
3) c) air and water install | |
4) d) none the correct | |
16. 1.The color of the ground wire? |
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1) a) green yellow | |
2) b) brown | |
3) c) black | |
4) d) all correct | |
17. 2.What does the « STOP » look like in the diagram? |
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1) a) | |
2) b) | |
3) c) | |
4) d) none of these | |
18. 3.How look circuit breakers in a diagram: |
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1) a) | |
2) b) | |
3) c) | |
4) d) all correct | |
19. 4.Motor in scheme? |
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1) a) | |
2) b) | |
3) c) | |
4) d) all correct | |
20. 5.What is the maximum number of multiconductor cables permitted in an if-inch wide by 4-inch deep ladder hype cable tray |
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1) a) 144/144 | |
2) b) 183/146 | |
3) ñ) 184/147 | |
4) d) 366/366 | |
21. 6.The resistance of 24m length cable of cross-sectional area 2mm² and resistivity 2-10^-8 Ω |
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1) a) 0.02 Ω | |
2) b) 20 Ω | |
3) c) 0.02m Ω | |
4) d) 200 Ω | |
22. 7.What is minimum cross-sectional area of an aluminum cable core |
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1) a) 1.5 sq | |
2) b) 2.5 sq | |
3) c) 1 sq | |
4) d) 2 sq | |
23. 8.The formulas of Power |
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1) a) P = I * V | |
2) b) P = R * I | |
3) c) P = R * V | |
4) d) P = W * R | |
24. 9.Which of these does not relate to the typical elements of electrical installation? |
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1) a) connection of wires | |
2) b) soldering wires | |
3) c) fastening of wires | |
4) d) installing junction box | |
25. 10.What kind of instruments are used in electrical installation work? |
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1) a) wattmeter | |
2) b) ohmmeter | |
3) c) ammeter | |
4) d) megger | |
26. 11. |
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1) a) earth | |
2) b) light | |
3) c) single | |
4) d) material | |
27. 12.Using what formula can the power consumption of electrical equipment can be calculated?\\ |
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1) a) R = V/ I | |
2) b) I = q / t | |
3) c) P = I * V | |
4) d) R = p * l/S | |
28. 13.What is the symbol? |
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1) a) fuse | |
2) b) residual current device | |
3) c) switch | |
4) d) load | |
29. 14.What is the symbol? |
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1) a) switch | |
2) b) magnetic starter | |
3) c) circuit breaker | |
4) d) outlet | |
30. 1.What material is often used for the conductor? |
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1) a) silver | |
2) b) gold | |
3) c) iron | |
4) d) copper | |
31. 2.What is insulator? |
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1) a) a substance or device which conduct electricity | |
2) b) a substance or device which doesn’t conduct electricity | |
3) c) potential difference between two points | |
4) d) none of the above | |
32. 3.What material are used to protect the wires? |
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1) a) copper | |
2) b) robber | |
3) c) silicon | |
4) d) aluminum | |
33. 4._____ an insulated wire or wires having a protective caring and used for transmitting electricity or telecommunication signals |
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1) a) cable | |
2) b) busbar | |
3) c) capacitor | |
4) d) resistor | |
34. 5.Which material is a better conductor or electricity |
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1) a) metals | |
2) b) ceramics | |
3) c) plastic | |
4) d) glass | |
35. 6.Which material is none brittle |
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1) a) metal | |
2) b) ceramics | |
3) c) polymers | |
4) d) fibers | |
36. 7.An one attributes of ceramics export |
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1) a) covalent bonded | |
2) b) low melting point | |
3) c) high stiffness | |
4) d) high hardness | |
37. 8.Commonly used conducting materials are |
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1) a) copper and silver | |
2) b) copper | |
3) c) platinum | |
4) d) cupper and aluminum | |
38. 9.What do we use grounding for |
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1) a) for maintenance the equipment and tools | |
2) b) for protection from current | |
3) c) for keeping circuit in normal condition | |
4) d) none above | |
39. 10.What type of admission should have electrician to allow electrical installation work? |
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1) a) class 3 only | |
2) b) class 1 | |
3) c) class 1 and 3 | |
4) d) class 2 | |
40. 11.For what megohmmeter measures? |
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1) a) current | |
2) b) voltage | |
3) c) inductance | |
4) d) resistance | |
41. 12.What kind of tools we use while working with the electrical devices(cb,scheme)? |
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1) a) PPE | |
2) b) insulation | |
3) c) grounding | |
4) d) isolation | |
42. 13.How many classes have an during working with the levels of voltage (mv, lv , hv) |
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1) a) 3 | |
2) b) 2 | |
3) c) 5 | |
4) d) 4 | |
43. 1)Types of Fasteners for open electrical wiring: |
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1) a) dowel clamp | |
2) b) nails | |
3) screws | |
4) d) nut and bolts | |
44. 2)What should be considered before installing socket |
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1) a) circuit breaker ratings | |
2) b) types of cable | |
3) c) cress-section of wires | |
4) d) all of them | |
45. 3)Must have tools for domestic electrical installation |
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1) a) Chain saw | |
2) b) Nut wrench | |
3) c) Measuring instruments (multimeter) | |
4) d) None of them | |
46. 4)Neutral goes through switch. Consequences: |
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1) a) Not allowed by ÏÓÝ | |
2) b) It remains energized | |
3) c) May be electrical shock | |
4) d)All correct | |
47. 5)How many types have trays: |
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1) a)4 | |
2) b)2 | |
3) c)6 | |
4) d)5 | |
48. 6)Working with voltage up to 1 kV, it’s mandatory to use : |
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1) a)Dielectric tool, mats | |
2) b)Dielectric gloves and boots (PPE) | |
3) c)Voltage indicators | |
4) d)All above | |
49. 7)What tool should be used when bending strands of cooper and aluminum wires and strands of control cables into ring |
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1) a) Round nose pliers | |
2) b) Pliers | |
3) c) Special fixture | |
4) d) Knife | |
50. 8) In what color are the elements of equipment belonging to the phases painted. |
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1) a) A-red, B-blue, C-yellow | |
2) b) A-green, B-white, C-blue | |
3) c)A-yellow, B-green, C-red | |
4) d)A-green, B-yellow, C-red | |
51. 9)What voltage is considered low voltage |
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1) a)Under 10 kV | |
2) b)Under 1000V | |
3) c)Under 680V | |
4) d)Under 380V | |
52. 10)What’s the optional spacing between fasteners? |
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1) a)40-50 cm | |
2) b)20-30 cm | |
3) c)10 cm | |
4) d)5 cm | |
53. 11)What kind instruments he use during installation of socket? |
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1) a)Screwdriver, PPE, pliers, multimeter, knife | |
2) b)Grinder, pounder, suppressor, MCCB | |
3) c)MCB, multimeter, file for metal | |
4) d) Corner loop machine, knife, scrap | |
54. 12)What do you need to do before you install switch or socket? |
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1) a)Go out | |
2) b)Install RCD | |
3) c)Nothing | |
4) d)De-energize everything and check for presence of voltage | |
55. 13)What you have to do in case of fire during installation? |
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1) a)Use fire extinguisher and push alarm | |
2) b)Use water | |
3) c)Use gunpowder | |
4) d)Use chemicals | |
56. 14)What are the stages of equipment installation? |
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1) a)installation, commissioning and operation | |
2) b)unloading, transfer, installation | |
3) c)commissioning, inspection, start-up | |
4) d)procurement, distribution | |
57. 15)What types of work are there? |
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1) a)complex and easy | |
2) b)long and short | |
3) c)external and internal | |
4) d)dangerous and safe | |
58. 16)Which of these not suitable here? |
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1) a)Stripper | |
2) b)Electric tape | |
3) c)Pliers | |
4) d)Screwdriver | |
59. 17)Must have tool for working with electrical wiring |
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1) a)hammer | |
2) b)multimeter | |
3) c)ruler | |
4) d)all the above | |
60. 18)What should we do firstly before electrical wiring? |
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1) a)de-energize | |
2) b)read manual | |
3) c)drink at workplace | |
4) d)disconnect lightning | |
61. 19)What color is ground wire? |
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1) a)brown | |
2) b)blue | |
3) c)green/yellow | |
4) d)red | |
62. 20)How many positions has a switch? |
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1) a)3 | |
2) b)1 | |
3) c)0 | |
4) d)2 | |
63. 1) |
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1) a)power transformer | |
2) b)current transformer | |
3) c)amperemeter | |
4) d)circuit breaker | |
64. 2)Cross section of cable for socket: |
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1) a)0,5 mm | |
2) b)1,5 mm | |
3) c)2,5 mm | |
4) d)4 mm | |
65. 3)Conductor conductivity ampere must be … circuit breaker |
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1) a)more than | |
2) b)same as | |
3) c)less than | |
4) d)none is correct | |
66. 4)How to choose the required cable cross-section |
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1) a)depending on types of load | |
2) b)rated current of protection device | |
3) c)depending on load | |
4) d)all is correct | |
67. 5)Which class rating we use in domestic |
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1) a)C class | |
2) b)B-class | |
3) c)A-class | |
4) d)D-class | |
68. 6)Armored cables prevents from |
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1) a)Mechanical condition | |
2) b)Fire | |
3) c)Short circuit | |
4) d)Overload | |
69. 7) |
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1) a) Switch | |
2) b)transformer | |
3) c)Motor | |
4) d)Bulb | |
70. 8)How to determine the required cable cross-section area? |
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1) a)By eye | |
2) b)using the formula | |
3) c)by touch | |
4) d)using the available cross section | |
71. 9)Conditional graphic designation of the capacitor |
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1) a) | |
2) b) | |
3) c) | |
4) d) | |
72. 10)What can be used to connect the wires? |
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1) a)terminals | |
2) b)soldering insulation | |
3) c)touching one to another | |
4) d) twisting between each other | |
73. 11)Conductor conductivity ampere must be … circuit breaker |
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1) a)more than | |
2) b)same as | |
3) c)less than | |
4) d)none is correct | |
74. 12)What is formula of power? |
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1) A)P=U÷R | |
2) b) P=R÷U | |
3) c) P=U÷I | |
4) d) P=I×UT | |
75. 1)How many types of electrical materials? |
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1) a)2 | |
2) b)3 | |
3) c)4 | |
4) d)6 | |
76. 2)The maximum rotation of the angle of trays should be: |
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1) a)70 | |
2) b)90 | |
3) c)120 | |
4) d)60 | |
77. 3) what is it? |
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1) a)CB | |
2) b)Lamp | |
3) c)Contactor | |
4) d)Switch | |
78. 4)What is the best conductor |
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1) a)copper | |
2) b)steel | |
3) c)glass | |
4) d)aluminum alloy | |
79. 5)Color of neutral wire |
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1) a)red | |
2) b)brown | |
3) c)yellow | |
4) d)blue | |
80. 6)What equipment do we use to measure resistance |
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1) a)multimeter | |
2) b)clamp meter | |
3) c)Megger | |
4) d)Oscilloscope | |
81. 7)What properties should the insulation be? |
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1) a)high insulation | |
2) b) less cost | |
3) c)high resistivity | |
4) d)all correct | |
82. 8)Types of conductors |
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1) a)good conductors, semiconductors ,insulators | |
2) b)copper ,silver ,aluminum | |
3) c)wood ,steel ,resistors | |
4) d)short ,long ,solid state | |
83. 9)What property does insulation have? |
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1) a)don’t conduct electricity | |
2) b)saving temperature | |
3) c)high tensity | |
4) d)softness and elasticity | |
84. 1. If an ammeter is connected in parallel to a circuit, it is likely to be damaged due to excess |
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1) a. current | |
2) b. resistance | |
3) c. voltage | |
4) d. all of above | |
85. 2. In order to measure the electric current flow through it, an ammeter is placed in … with a circuit element. |
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1) a. parallel | |
2) b. series | |
3) c. none of the above | |
4) d. all of the above | |
86. 3. A megohmmeter measures the … by applying a voltage across the insulation and measuring the amount of current that “leaks” through |
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1) a. quality of power of insulators | |
2) b. quality of resistance of insulators | |
3) c. quality of current of insulators | |
4) d. quality of voltage of insulators | |
87. 4. An ideal ammeter has … so that the circuit in which it has been placed is not disturbed. |
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1) a. high resistance | |
2) b. medium resistance | |
3) c. low resistance | |
4) d. zero resistance | |
88. 5. Megohmmeters, which can provide high DC voltages that typically range from … to … |
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1) a. 100V to 1kV | |
2) b. 200v to 1kV | |
3) c. 300V to 3kV | |
4) d. 500 V to 5 kV | |
89. 6. How many types of ammeters exist? |
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1) a. 3 | |
2) b. 4 | |
3) c. 7 | |
4) d. 5 | |
90. 7. The extra circuit losses produced by the ammeter are called its "burden" on the measured circuit |
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1) a. ammeter load | |
2) b. current loss | |
3) c. burden | |
4) d. circuit load | |
91. 8. When measuring, the ammeter should be connected in series to the low potential side of the circuit under test. |
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1) a. Parallel, high potential side | |
2) b. Parallel, low potential side | |
3) c. Series, high potential side | |
4) d. Series, low potential side | |
92. 9. A megohmmeter is an electric meter that measures … values by sending a high voltage signal into the object being tested. |
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1) a. Low resistance | |
2) b. Very high resistance | |
3) c. Very low resistance | |
4) d. All of the above | |
93. 10. Typically, the smallest value that a megohmmeter can supply is … volts |
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1) a. 10 | |
2) b. 100 | |
3) c. 1000 | |
4) d. 10000 | |
94. 11. Depending on the structure of the resistances, there are several types of ohmmeters: |
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1) a. 6 | |
2) b. 5 | |
3) c. 4 | |
4) d. 2 | |
95. 12. VOM stands for: |
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1) a. Voltage-ohm-milliammeter | |
2) b. Voltage-ohm-megoammeter | |
3) c. Voltage-ohm-microammeter | |
4) d. Voltage-ohm-miniammeter | |
96. 13. VOM also known as: |
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1) a. Electric meter | |
2) b. Avometer | |
3) c. Altimeter | |
4) d. Multimeter | |
97. 14. A multimeter is the combination of a DC voltmeter, AC voltmeter, ammeter, and ohmmeter. |
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1) a. Voltmeter, wattmeter, ammeter | |
2) b. Ohmmeter, voltmeter, ammeter | |
3) c. Wattmeter, voltmeter, ammeter | |
4) d. Wattmeter, ohmmeter, voltmeter | |
98. 15. How many types of multimeter exist? |
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1) a. 1 | |
2) b. 3 | |
3) c. 2 | |
4) d. 4 | |
99. 16. In the ohmmeter it indicates the value of measurement on the scale. It deflects or moves based on resistance value. |
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1) a. Pointer | |
2) b. Display | |
3) c. Dial | |
4) d. Selector knob | |
100. 17. Micro-ohmmeter measures relatively low resistance in the range of … to … |
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1) a. 1Ω to 2000Ω | |
2) b. 1µΩ to 3000Ω | |
3) c. 1µΩ to 2500Ω | |
4) d. 1Ω to 5000Ω | |
101. 18. Find outs low resistance values, Precision bridge circuit, heater elements |
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1) a. Digital ohmmeter | |
2) b. Series ohmmeter | |
3) c. Shunt type ohmmeter | |
4) d. Mega-ohmmeter | |
102. 19. How to fix a multimeter that does not work? |
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1) a. Check resistance | |
2) b. Battery check | |
3) c. Replacement varistor | |
4) d. Test leads | |
103. 20. Rectifier Ammeter AC measurement which is connected to secondary of a ... transformer |
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1) a. Current | |
2) b. Potential | |
3) c. Distribution | |
4) d. Step up | |
104. 21. The voltages used in Megger insulation testing can range from ... V to ... V |
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1) a. 40 to 40 000 | |
2) b. 50 to 50 000 | |
3) c. 55 to 55 000 | |
4) d. 45 to 54 000 | |
105. 22. Advantages of analog multimeters: |
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1) a. Maximum possible measurement accuracy | |
2) b. Multifunctionality | |
3) c. Resistance to mechanical damage | |
4) d. Instant display of the dynamics of the signal change | |
106. 23. LED indicator (.../ ... - indicates battery discharge) |
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1) a. Yellow, blue | |
2) b. Red, yellow | |
3) c. Blue, red | |
4) d. Red, green | |
107. 24. LCD display (the display shows the received ...) |
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1) a. Data | |
2) b. Information | |
3) c. Numbers | |
4) d. Nothing | |
108. 25. LoZ also known as: |
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1) a. measurement of low voltage | |
2) b. measurement of low current | |
3) c. measurement of low impedance | |
4) d. measurement of low resistance | |
109. 26. Digital multimeters are modern, reliable measuring devices characterized by high measurement accuracy |
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1) a. low | |
2) b. medium | |
3) c. high | |
4) d. instrument | |
110. 27. The front panel of the digital multimeter consists of ... main units |
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1) a. 4 | |
2) b. 3 | |
3) c. 1 | |
4) d. 5 | |
111. 28. Main functions of multimetes are |
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1) a. measuring of direct and alternating current | |
2) b. measuring of voltage of direct current and alternating current | |
3) c. measuring of resistance, electrical capacitance and inductance | |
4) d. all the above | |
112. 29. How many types of failures in measurement |
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1) a. 2 | |
2) b. 3 | |
3) c. 5 | |
4) d. 6 | |
113. 30. The systematic failures are mainly classified into ... categories |
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1) a. Two | |
2) b. Four | |
3) c. One | |
4) d. three | |
114. 31. The symbol for an ammeter in an electric circuit is the letter "..." confined within a circle |
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1) a. V | |
2) b. Z | |
3) c. A | |
4) d. R | |
115. 32. What is principle of ammeter? |
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1) a. utilizing the magnetic effect of electric current | |
2) b. utilizing the power factor of electric current | |
3) c. utilizing the galvanometer of electric current | |
4) d. none the above | |
116. 33. Analog meters are needed to measure small currents because |
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1) a. analog meters are sometimes very sensitive and only require .00005 amps to produce full-scale deflection | |
2) b. analog meters are sometimes very cost and only require .05 amps to produce full-scale deflection | |
3) c. analog meters are usually very cheaper and only require .005 amps to produce full-scale deflection | |
4) d. analog meters are usually very cost and not only require .05 amps to produce full-scale deflection | |
117. 34. A shunt is a resistor that is in series with the multimeters leads that increases the range of a multimeter when measuring ... |
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1) a. voltage | |
2) b. resistance | |
3) c. current | |
4) d. imductance | |
118. 35. Which terminal is always used? |
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1) a. V, Ω | |
2) b. 2 A | |
3) c. 10 A | |
4) d. COM | |
119. 36. Which setting should be used to test a fuse? |
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1) a. Continuity | |
2) b. Voltage19 | |
3) c. Current | |
4) d. hFE | |
120. 37. Why must particular care be taken when measuring current? |
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1) a. The fuse can blow | |
2) b. The readings might be too small | |
3) c. The readings might be too large | |
4) d. It can flatten the battery in the multimeter | |
121. 38. Which of the following quantities cannot be measured using Multi-Meter: |
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1) a. Voltage | |
2) b. Resistance | |
3) c. Current | |
4) d. Power Factor | |
122. 1. When a noncombustible wall finish is used, an outlet box may be recessed __________. |
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1) A) 1/4" | |
2) B) 1/8" | |
3) C) 1/2" | |
4) D) 3/4" | |
123. 2. A feeder is used to connect __________. |
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1) A) the main service panel and a subpanel | |
2) B) branch circuits to circuit breakers | |
3) C) the main panel and duplex receptacles | |
4) D) the service drop to the main panelboard | |
124. 3. Which type of cable with a corrugated sheath has a maximum bend radius of 7 times the cable diameter? |
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1) A) Type MC | |
2) B) Type AC | |
3) C) Type SE | |
4) D) Type NM | |
125. 4. According to the NEC, which of the following is required for the small appliance loads in each kitchen area? |
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1) A) Two 120V, 20A small appliance branch circuits | |
2) B) One 1,500VA, 20A small appliance branch circuit | |
3) C) One 4,050VA small appliance branch circuit | |
4) D) Two 240V, 10A small appliance branch circuits | |
126. 5. According to NEC Section 220.53, loads for which of the following appliances shall be permissible to apply a demand factor of 75%? |
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1) A) fixed appliances | |
2) B) kitchen appliances | |
3) C) heating appliances | |
4) D) small appliances | |
127. 6. Which of the following is an NEC approved grounding electrode? |
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1) A) Metal underground water pipe in direct contact with the earth for 10 feet. | |
2) B) Metal underground gas pipe in direct contact with the earth for 10 feet | |
3) C) A ground ring with a 25 foot diameter | |
4) D) a 5/8 inch galvanized aluminum rod 5 feet in length | |
128. 7. The minimum clearance of service drop conductors over a residential driveway is reduced to 12 feet when the voltage is limited to |
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1) A) 500V to ground | |
2) B) 300V to ground | |
3) C) 319V to ground | |
4) D) 310V to ground | |
129. 8. The section of the NEC that lists the requirements for installing service disconnecting means is |
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1) A) NEC Section 230.70 | |
2) B) NEC Section 110.26 | |
3) C) NEC Section 230.6 | |
4) D) NEC Section 220.54 | |
130. 9. Cables routed through bored holes in framing members must maintain a distance from the nearest edge of not less than |
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1) A) 1-1/4 inches | |
2) B) 1/4 inch | |
3) C) 1-1/2 inches | |
4) D) 1/16 inch | |
131. 10. When used as an outside service-entrance conductor, which of the following must be secured every 30 inches? |
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1) A) Type SE cable | |
2) B) Type NM cable | |
3) C) Type MC cable | |
4) D) Type AC cable | |
132. 11. To control a device from three locations, a four-way switch must be used with which of the following? |
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1) A) two three-way switches | |
2) B) One photoelectric switch | |
3) C) four three-way switches | |
4) D) one two-pole switch | |
133. 12. To control stairway lighting, a wall switch is required at each level when how many risers separate levels? |
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1) A) six or more | |
2) B) Three or more | |
3) C) five or more | |
4) D) four or more | |
134. 13. Which section of the NEC covers the installation of pools and spas? |
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1) A) NEC Section 680 | |
2) B) NEC Section 250 | |
3) C) NEC Section 340 | |
4) D) NEC Section 725 | |
135. 14. Thinwall metal conduit is usually chosen for areas where it will be ... ? |
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1) A) Hidden | |
2) B) Exposed | |
3) C) Well protected | |
4) D) All answers correct | |
136. 15. Most common types of single conductor wires are: |
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1) A) THW | |
2) B) THWN | |
3) C) THHN | |
4) D) All answer correct | |
137. 16. In what spiral metal armor excels conduit? |
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1) A) It's more flexible | |
2) B) It's more durable | |
3) C) It's less expensive | |
4) D) It's more heat resistant | |
138. 17. What is "NM" stands for? |
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1) A) nonmetallic source | |
2) B) negative charge | |
3) C) nonmetallic sheathed | |
4) D) nuclear stripper | |
139. Final |
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1) Erkebula | |
2) Iliyas | |
3) Dauletus |