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Lineman Apprentice Advanced Rigging |
2026/2027 | A+ Grade | Questions
Merged With Correct Complete Solutions
|| Already Graded A+ || 2026-2027 Latest
Update!!!


1-1 Choose the correct answer to complete the following sentence.
The weight exerted by a ______ force load will vary according to
different conditions.


a) static
b) dynamic
c) fixed - ANSWER-b) dynamic
1-2 True or False.
A transformer is an example of a dynamic force load. - ANSWER-False
1-3 Circle the correct answer. (Span A & B are 300 ft)

, Approximately how many feet of conductor is supported by the
insulator at the top of pole 2?


a) 600 feet
b) 477 feet
c) 300 feet
d) 150 feet - ANSWER-c) 300 feet
1-4 Circle the correct answer. (Span A & B are 300 ft)
If the conductor weighs .655 pounds per foot, what is the weight
exerted by the conductor on the insulator at the top of pole 2?


a) Approximately 150 pounds
b) Approximately 197 pounds
c) Approximately 300 pounds
d) Approximately 655 pounds - ANSWER-b) Approximately 197 pounds
1-5 True or False.
A pole is an example of a static force load. - ANSWER-True.
2-1 Circle the correct answer. (3 poles, span A & B are even)
What is the line tension in span A if the conductor weighs .655 pounds
per foot, the span lengths is 300 feet, and the sag is 6 feet?

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