NCCER Electrical 1 Module 10 Exam
Questions With Correct Answers
/. Blue Prints - Answer-An exact copy of reproduction of an original drawing
/.Architectural drawings - Answer-working drawings consisting of site plans, floor plans,
elevations, sectional views, details, and other information necessary for the construction
of a building
/.Detail Drawing - Answer-An enlarged detailed view, working drawing of a single part.
Also referred to as part drawing.
/.Dimensions - Answer-sizes and measurements printed on a drawing
/.Electrical Drawing - Answer-A drawing that shows the location of outlets, switches, and
electrical fixtures. An electrical drawing may be superimposed on the floor plan.
/.Elevation Drawing - Answer-Usually the front, back and side view of a building or
object, showing height.
/.Floor plan - Answer-Layout of building as viewed from above
/.Site plan - Answer-Location of building on the property
/.Surveys show - Answer-All property lines, existing public utilities and their location on
or near the property
/.Elevation drawings show - Answer-The exterior face of the building
/.Floor plans are in - Answer-2 dimension, length and width
/.Topographic survey shows - Answer-Property lines, contour lines, notes and symbols
/.Sectional view - Answer-Is a cutaway view that shows the inside of the building
/.Title block - Answer-A table located in the bottom right-hand corner of an engineering
drawing that identifies, in an organized way, all of the necessary information that is not
given on the drawing itself. Also referred to as a title strip.
/.Revision Block - Answer-Shows modifications or redrawn drawings
/.Architectural scale - Answer-1/16" = 1', 1/8" = 1' 1/4" = 1
, /.Engineer scale measurements - Answer-1"=10 units through 1"=100 units
/.Metric scale 1:1 to 1:100 - Answer-Millimeters are used
/.Metric scale 1:200 to 1:2000 - Answer-Meter is used
/.CAD - Answer-Computer aided design
/.Masterformat - Answer-Most common used writing format
/.Division 26 is - Answer-Electrical
/.Division 27 is - Answer-Communications
/.Division 28 is - Answer-Electronic safety and security
/.ANSI - Answer-American National Standards Institute
/.The type of lighting fixture is identified by - Answer-A numeral placed inside a triangle
or other symbol and placed near the fixture to be identified
/.A section line on a drawing shows - Answer-The location of the section on the plan
/.In a drawing with dimension lines the values shown inside the lines are - Answer-The
actual dimensions
/.Dashed lines are used to represent a branch circuit on a drawing mean that the wiring
is to be - Answer-Concealed in the floor
/.And electrical drafting line with a double arrowhead represents - Answer-A branch
circuit homerun
/.To meet general recommendations a residential branch circuit rated for 2400 VA
should have a connected load of no more than - Answer-1,920VA
/.Power riser diagrams are used to show the - Answer-Arrangement of electric service
equipment
/.The symbols T1 T2 and T3 in a typical motor starter schematic represent - Answer-
Motor terminals
/.The current master format standard covering communications systems is under -
Answer-Division 27
Questions With Correct Answers
/. Blue Prints - Answer-An exact copy of reproduction of an original drawing
/.Architectural drawings - Answer-working drawings consisting of site plans, floor plans,
elevations, sectional views, details, and other information necessary for the construction
of a building
/.Detail Drawing - Answer-An enlarged detailed view, working drawing of a single part.
Also referred to as part drawing.
/.Dimensions - Answer-sizes and measurements printed on a drawing
/.Electrical Drawing - Answer-A drawing that shows the location of outlets, switches, and
electrical fixtures. An electrical drawing may be superimposed on the floor plan.
/.Elevation Drawing - Answer-Usually the front, back and side view of a building or
object, showing height.
/.Floor plan - Answer-Layout of building as viewed from above
/.Site plan - Answer-Location of building on the property
/.Surveys show - Answer-All property lines, existing public utilities and their location on
or near the property
/.Elevation drawings show - Answer-The exterior face of the building
/.Floor plans are in - Answer-2 dimension, length and width
/.Topographic survey shows - Answer-Property lines, contour lines, notes and symbols
/.Sectional view - Answer-Is a cutaway view that shows the inside of the building
/.Title block - Answer-A table located in the bottom right-hand corner of an engineering
drawing that identifies, in an organized way, all of the necessary information that is not
given on the drawing itself. Also referred to as a title strip.
/.Revision Block - Answer-Shows modifications or redrawn drawings
/.Architectural scale - Answer-1/16" = 1', 1/8" = 1' 1/4" = 1
, /.Engineer scale measurements - Answer-1"=10 units through 1"=100 units
/.Metric scale 1:1 to 1:100 - Answer-Millimeters are used
/.Metric scale 1:200 to 1:2000 - Answer-Meter is used
/.CAD - Answer-Computer aided design
/.Masterformat - Answer-Most common used writing format
/.Division 26 is - Answer-Electrical
/.Division 27 is - Answer-Communications
/.Division 28 is - Answer-Electronic safety and security
/.ANSI - Answer-American National Standards Institute
/.The type of lighting fixture is identified by - Answer-A numeral placed inside a triangle
or other symbol and placed near the fixture to be identified
/.A section line on a drawing shows - Answer-The location of the section on the plan
/.In a drawing with dimension lines the values shown inside the lines are - Answer-The
actual dimensions
/.Dashed lines are used to represent a branch circuit on a drawing mean that the wiring
is to be - Answer-Concealed in the floor
/.And electrical drafting line with a double arrowhead represents - Answer-A branch
circuit homerun
/.To meet general recommendations a residential branch circuit rated for 2400 VA
should have a connected load of no more than - Answer-1,920VA
/.Power riser diagrams are used to show the - Answer-Arrangement of electric service
equipment
/.The symbols T1 T2 and T3 in a typical motor starter schematic represent - Answer-
Motor terminals
/.The current master format standard covering communications systems is under -
Answer-Division 27
