CWEA E/I Level 3 Questions and 100% CORRECT answers,2024

If the potential difference across the coil is low, the coil will: A-draw too much current B-become too hot C-Produce too much magnetic force D-not heat up - ANSWERD-not heat up The NEC identifies environments that contain flammable vapors and gases as which class of hazardous location? A-Class I B-Class II C-Class III D-Class IV - ANSWERA-Class I Which of the following reduces high voltages and currents to save values for measurements? A-auto transformer B-megohmmeter C-instrument transformer D-variable transformer - ANSWERC-instrument transformer In a three wire control circuit, when a power failure occurs: A-The interlock contact will close the circuit B-The operator can restart the meter automatically C-The motor can restart unexpectedly D-The operator must restart the meter manually - ANSWERD-The operator must restart the meter manually Push buttons are classified as standard duty or heavy duty according to the: A-Kind of enclosure B-Service conditions C-frequency operation D-Current carrying ability - ANSWERD-Current carrying ability He push to test pilot light is used in applications where the pilot light is: A-rarely needed B-A neon bulb C-used in DC applications D-in constant use - ANSWERA-rarely needed The advantage of LCDs over LEDs is: A-accuracy B-better visibility C-lower power consumption D-sensitivity - ANSWERC-lower power consumption Shielding protects an analog meter from: a. damage due to careless handling. b. harmful UV rays. c. over-current and surges. d. stray magnetic fields. - ANSWERd. stray magnetic fields. An ammeter should be connected: a. across the line. b. around an inductor. c. in parallel with the load. d. in series with the load. - ANSWERd. in series with the load. Bar graphs and wave forms can be displayed on a LCD screen when the multimeter has: a. analog/digital circuits. b. microprocessor circuitry. c. opposing coils and a commutator. d. parallel ports. - ANSWERb. microprocessor circuitry. The difference between the squirrel-cage rotor and the wound rotor is in: a. their pole-phase groups. b. how the conductors are connected. c. how the current is induced in the conductors. d. all of the above. - ANSWERb. how the conductors are connected. The frame, the core, the winding, and the end plates are all parts of the: a. rotor. b. stator. c. alternator. d. induction motor - ANSWERb. stator. Which of the following is a sign of overheating rotor bars? a. Reduced starting torque. b. Noise. c. Discoloration. d. All of the above. - ANSWERc. Discoloration. Two sources of power, one AC and one DC, are required for running a(n): a. induction motor. b. squirrel-cage motor. c. synchronous motor. d. wound-rotor motor. - ANSWERc. synchronous motor. Modern synchronous motors have: a. both brushes and slip rings. b. brushes, but no slip rings. c. slip rings, but no brushes. d. neither brushes nor slip rings. - ANSWERd. neither brushes nor slip rings. All the following are true of 240-volt systems compared to 480-volt systems, except: a. they cost more to operate. b. they require more current per unit of power. c. they require smaller circuit breakers. d. they are safer. - ANSWERc. they require smaller circuit breakers. If a charged capacitor is removed from a circuit, the capacitor: