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Journeyman #1 Verified Guide 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 - a. I only - b. III only - c. I & III only - d. I, II, & III ️ 9. Rigid metal conduit may be utilized for wiring in hazardous areas if the conduit is threaded and securely tightened with at least __________ full threads. - a. 4 - b. 5 ️ - c. 7 - d. 9 10. A type of circuit breaker characterized by a deliberately introduced delay in its tripping action, where the delay reduces as the current magnitude rises, is termed a __________ circuit breaker. - a. Inverse time ️ - b. Adjustable - c. Control vented - d. Vented power 11. According to this Code, it is implied that factory-installed internal wiring or equipment construction doesn't need inspection at the time of installation, except to __________.

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Journeyman #1 Verified Guide


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

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