1. Which of the following can be produced?
- I. Electricity
- II. Electrical Energy
- a. I only
- b. II only ✔️
- c. Both I & II
- d. Neither I nor II
2. The process in which a circuit retains electrical energy is referred to as __________.
- a. Inductance
- b. Capacitance ✔️
- c. Resistance
- d. Susceptance
3. A broad term that encompasses materials, fittings, devices, appliances, fixtures, apparatus, etc., used
in conjunction with an electrical installation is __________.
- a. Premises wiring (system)
- b. Service equipment
- c. Utilization equipment
- d. Equipment ✔️
4. A switch designed for general distribution and branch circuits, rated in amperes, capable of
interrupting its rated current at rated voltage, is known as a __________ switch.
- a. Bypass isolation
- b. General use ✔️
- c. Isolating
- d. Transfer
, 5. The permanent connection of metallic parts to create an electrically conductive path, ensuring
electrical continuity and the ability to safely conduct any likely imposed current, is referred to as
__________.
- a. Ordinary tap joint
- b. Scarf joint
- c. Britannia joint
- d. Bonding ✔️
6. An instrument utilized to measure the diameter of a wire or cable to the nearest thousandth of an
inch is a __________.
- a. Galvanometer
- b. Micrometer ✔️
- c. Hydrometer
- d. Ruler
7. A squirrel cage motor can be initiated at full voltage. Which designs apply?
- I. Design A
- II. Design B
- III. Design C
- IV. Design D
- a. I only
- b. I & II only
- c. III & IV only
- d. I, II, III & IV ✔️
8. Which of the following serves as a braking method for an electric motor?
- I. Friction braking
- II. Plugging
- III. Dynamic braking