Certification Exam (First Period) Practice
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1. What is the unit of electrical current?
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a) Ohm
b) Volt
c) Ampere
d) Ampere
Rationale: Current is measured in amperes (A), representing the
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rate of flow of electrons.
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2. Which material is most commonly used as a conductor in
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residential wiring?
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a) Steel
b) Gold
c) Aluminium
d) Copper
Rationale: Copper provides low resistance, high conductivity,
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and flexibility for wiring.
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,3. Ohm’s law can be expressed as:
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a) P = IV
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b) V = IR g g
c) R = P/I
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d) I = PR
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Rationale: Ohm’s law states voltage equals current multiplied by
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resistance.
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4. The purpose of bonding is to:
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a) Increase resistance g
b) Reduce voltage g
c) Ensure a low-impedance fault pathg g g g
d) Insulate live parts g g
Rationale: Bonding creates a conductive path to allow
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overcurrent devices to trip quickly.
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5. A GFCI protects against:
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a) Overcurrent
b) Ground faults g
c) Overvoltage
d) Short circuits g
Rationale: GFCIs detect imbalance between hot and neutral
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indicating leakage to ground.
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6. What color is typically used for an equipment grounding
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conductor?
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, a) Red
b) Blue
c) Green
d) Brown
Rationale: Green or green/yellow is standard for grounding
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conductors.
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7. The primary purpose of a fuse is to:
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a) Protect people
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b) Bond equipment
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c) Protect conductors from overcurrent
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d) Reduce voltage drops
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Rationale: Fuses interrupt excessive current to prevent wire
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overheating.
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8. A device used to change AC voltage levels is called a:
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a) Resistor
b) Transformer
c) Relay
d) Capacitor
Rationale: Transformers raise or lower AC voltages through
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electromagnetic induction.
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9. A circuit with only one path for current flow is a:
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a) Parallel circuit
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b) Series circuit
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c) Combination circuit g