MASTER PLUMBER EXAM NEWEST 2025 QUIZ TEST WITH QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+||BRAND NEW!!
Sewage Ejector - (ANSWER)Type of pump that discharges waste in the sump pit and
transfers the waste to the house drain. (Max Fajardo)
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503 mm - (ANSWER)Minimum dimension of a septic tank manhole.
^%
Industrial drain - (ANSWER)drain that discharges objectionable waste such as acids and
other chemicals from industrial equipment .
75 mm - (ANSWER)Minimum diameter of pipe of any water closet.
3 - (ANSWER)Maximum number of water closets able to discharge into a shared 75mm
diameter horizontal soil branch
Combination Sewer - (ANSWER)Type of sewer that discharges both storm water and
sewage from households, rendered obsolete due to the health hazards it poses
Septic Tank - (ANSWER)Airtight receptacle used to expedite the decomposition of elements
contained in raw sewage, usually located 1.5 meters from the property line and 15.2 meters
from the water main or any potable water source. It is comprised of two chambers that
contain anaerobic bacteria that break down wastes.
Sedimentation - (ANSWER)Term defined as the settling down or separation of solid matter
suspended in a liquid.
1% - (ANSWER)Minimum slope or grade (in %) permitted with 100mm (4'') pipes.
Scum - (ANSWER)Lighter organic solid particles found in sewage, cesspools and septic
tanks, found floating on the liquid.
,MASTER PLUMBER EXAM NEWEST 2025 QUIZ TEST WITH QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+||BRAND NEW!!
Sludge - (ANSWER)Term defined as the organic particles that have settled down in septic
tanks, cesspools or sewage.
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900 mm - (ANSWER)Minimum WIDTH of a septic tank for residential dwellings. (mm)
1500 mm - (ANSWER)Minimum LENGTH of a septic tank for residential dwellings. (mm)
1200 mm - (ANSWER)Minimum DEPTH of a septic tank for residential dwellings. (mm)
Hair - (ANSWER)Leading cause of pipe clogs in waste and soil pipes.
Drainage, Waste and Vent - (ANSWER)Definition of DWV
Acrylonitrile butadiene styrene - (ANSWER)Definition of ABS
Oval - (ANSWER)Cross sectional shape of the interior of Polybutene pipes (PB).
38 mm - (ANSWER)Minimum size of cleanouts. (mm)
Corporation Stop - (ANSWER)Type of valve found in the service main, used as a control of
the water service and shut off valve when service is disconnected.
Check Valve - (ANSWER)Type of valve used to prevent backflow or reversal of flow of water,
usually found after the water meter.
,MASTER PLUMBER EXAM NEWEST 2025 QUIZ TEST WITH QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+||BRAND NEW!!
Union Patente - (ANSWER)Fitting used to describe the connection of the service pipe and
water meter. Usually used as the demarcation between the property of the water service
and water supply pipe system residential dwelling or building.
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Booster Pump / Pneumatic Pump - (ANSWER)Type of pump used to distribute water within
a building or residence, when an upfeed system cannot provide adequate pressure to
supply fixtures with potable water.
Durham System - (ANSWER)Type of piping system that is characterized by threading and
connecting cast iron pipes in the building.
Teflon Tape - (ANSWER)Material used to fuse joints or connections of GI pipes.
Caulking - (ANSWER)Process of joining the joints and connections of cast iron pipes.
Motor Oil - (ANSWER)Type of oil used when threading GI pipes.
Centrifugal Pump - (ANSWER)Type of pump used for high-rise or mid-rise buildings, when
booster or piston pumps are unavailable or inadequate.
Piston Pump - (ANSWER)Type of pump used for residential or low-rise buildings, and
comes in single action, double action or twin.
Drum Trap - (ANSWER)Type of trap that is installed only in bathtubs.
Flushometer Valve - (ANSWER)Type of flushing valve used in commercial water closets,
usually installed with a pressure tank that expels air pressure and a set amount of water
when flushing.
, MASTER PLUMBER EXAM NEWEST 2025 QUIZ TEST WITH QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+||BRAND NEW!!
14 - (ANSWER)Number of teeth per inch in a hacksaw blade used to cut GI pipes.
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Looped Vent - (ANSWER)Type of vent used in an island counter type kitchen sink. ^%
Trap Seal - (ANSWER)Maximum vertical depth of liquid that a trap can contain.
Sump Pit - (ANSWER)Type of detention pit usually found in basements, used to gather and
discharge waste water, sometimes with the help of a pump.
Standpipe - (ANSWER)Vertical pipe that is used for the storage of water, usually contains
pressure and is used for fire suppression.
Return Bend - (ANSWER)Type of pipe with a 180 degree bend.
2 - (ANSWER)Water Supply Fixture unit of a bath tub.
2 - (ANSWER)Water Supply Fixture unit of a shower
38 mm - (ANSWER)Diameter of pipe used for bath tub drum traps. (Max Fajardo, p. 172)
(mm)
38 mm - (ANSWER)Diameter of pipe used for wash basins / lavatories. (Max Fajardo, p. 172)
(mm)
75 mm - (ANSWER)Diameter of pipe used for water closets. (Max Fajardo, p. 172) (mm)
DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+||BRAND NEW!!
Sewage Ejector - (ANSWER)Type of pump that discharges waste in the sump pit and
transfers the waste to the house drain. (Max Fajardo)
%^&
503 mm - (ANSWER)Minimum dimension of a septic tank manhole.
^%
Industrial drain - (ANSWER)drain that discharges objectionable waste such as acids and
other chemicals from industrial equipment .
75 mm - (ANSWER)Minimum diameter of pipe of any water closet.
3 - (ANSWER)Maximum number of water closets able to discharge into a shared 75mm
diameter horizontal soil branch
Combination Sewer - (ANSWER)Type of sewer that discharges both storm water and
sewage from households, rendered obsolete due to the health hazards it poses
Septic Tank - (ANSWER)Airtight receptacle used to expedite the decomposition of elements
contained in raw sewage, usually located 1.5 meters from the property line and 15.2 meters
from the water main or any potable water source. It is comprised of two chambers that
contain anaerobic bacteria that break down wastes.
Sedimentation - (ANSWER)Term defined as the settling down or separation of solid matter
suspended in a liquid.
1% - (ANSWER)Minimum slope or grade (in %) permitted with 100mm (4'') pipes.
Scum - (ANSWER)Lighter organic solid particles found in sewage, cesspools and septic
tanks, found floating on the liquid.
,MASTER PLUMBER EXAM NEWEST 2025 QUIZ TEST WITH QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+||BRAND NEW!!
Sludge - (ANSWER)Term defined as the organic particles that have settled down in septic
tanks, cesspools or sewage.
%^&
^%
900 mm - (ANSWER)Minimum WIDTH of a septic tank for residential dwellings. (mm)
1500 mm - (ANSWER)Minimum LENGTH of a septic tank for residential dwellings. (mm)
1200 mm - (ANSWER)Minimum DEPTH of a septic tank for residential dwellings. (mm)
Hair - (ANSWER)Leading cause of pipe clogs in waste and soil pipes.
Drainage, Waste and Vent - (ANSWER)Definition of DWV
Acrylonitrile butadiene styrene - (ANSWER)Definition of ABS
Oval - (ANSWER)Cross sectional shape of the interior of Polybutene pipes (PB).
38 mm - (ANSWER)Minimum size of cleanouts. (mm)
Corporation Stop - (ANSWER)Type of valve found in the service main, used as a control of
the water service and shut off valve when service is disconnected.
Check Valve - (ANSWER)Type of valve used to prevent backflow or reversal of flow of water,
usually found after the water meter.
,MASTER PLUMBER EXAM NEWEST 2025 QUIZ TEST WITH QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+||BRAND NEW!!
Union Patente - (ANSWER)Fitting used to describe the connection of the service pipe and
water meter. Usually used as the demarcation between the property of the water service
and water supply pipe system residential dwelling or building.
%^&
^%
Booster Pump / Pneumatic Pump - (ANSWER)Type of pump used to distribute water within
a building or residence, when an upfeed system cannot provide adequate pressure to
supply fixtures with potable water.
Durham System - (ANSWER)Type of piping system that is characterized by threading and
connecting cast iron pipes in the building.
Teflon Tape - (ANSWER)Material used to fuse joints or connections of GI pipes.
Caulking - (ANSWER)Process of joining the joints and connections of cast iron pipes.
Motor Oil - (ANSWER)Type of oil used when threading GI pipes.
Centrifugal Pump - (ANSWER)Type of pump used for high-rise or mid-rise buildings, when
booster or piston pumps are unavailable or inadequate.
Piston Pump - (ANSWER)Type of pump used for residential or low-rise buildings, and
comes in single action, double action or twin.
Drum Trap - (ANSWER)Type of trap that is installed only in bathtubs.
Flushometer Valve - (ANSWER)Type of flushing valve used in commercial water closets,
usually installed with a pressure tank that expels air pressure and a set amount of water
when flushing.
, MASTER PLUMBER EXAM NEWEST 2025 QUIZ TEST WITH QUESTIONS AND CORRECT
DETAILED ANSWERS (VERIFIED ANSWERS) |ALREADY GRADED A+||BRAND NEW!!
14 - (ANSWER)Number of teeth per inch in a hacksaw blade used to cut GI pipes.
%^&
Looped Vent - (ANSWER)Type of vent used in an island counter type kitchen sink. ^%
Trap Seal - (ANSWER)Maximum vertical depth of liquid that a trap can contain.
Sump Pit - (ANSWER)Type of detention pit usually found in basements, used to gather and
discharge waste water, sometimes with the help of a pump.
Standpipe - (ANSWER)Vertical pipe that is used for the storage of water, usually contains
pressure and is used for fire suppression.
Return Bend - (ANSWER)Type of pipe with a 180 degree bend.
2 - (ANSWER)Water Supply Fixture unit of a bath tub.
2 - (ANSWER)Water Supply Fixture unit of a shower
38 mm - (ANSWER)Diameter of pipe used for bath tub drum traps. (Max Fajardo, p. 172)
(mm)
38 mm - (ANSWER)Diameter of pipe used for wash basins / lavatories. (Max Fajardo, p. 172)
(mm)
75 mm - (ANSWER)Diameter of pipe used for water closets. (Max Fajardo, p. 172) (mm)
