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Alberta Electrician Apprenticeship Certification Exam
(Third Period) – COMPLETE VERIFIED QUESTIONS
AND DETAILED SOLUTIONS LATEST UPDATE!!!
(2) 5 No point in a hallway within a dwelling unit shall be
more than 3 m (Measured by the shortest path) from a
duplex receptacle - Answer-Keywords: Receptacle,
dwelling unit, hallway
False
Rule 26-712
(2) 5 Branch circuits in dwelling units for bedroom
receptacles must be protected by an arc-fault circuit
interrupter - Answer-Key word Branch circuit, dwelling unit
a) True
Rules 26-722
(2) 5 State 5 areas in which electrical metallic tubing shall
not be used - Answer-Keyword: EMT
a)where it is subject to mechanical injury
b) where exposed to corrosive vapour
c) for direct earth burial
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d) in wet locations
e) in concrete in contact with the earth without a bonding
conductor
Rule 12-1402
(2) 5 the maximum voltage for non-metallic sheathed
cable - Answer-Keywords: Cable, non-metallic sheathed ,
maximum voltage
300 V
Rule 12-502
(2) 5 How should the dead ends of underfloor raceway be
terminated - Answer-Keywords: Raceway,underfloor,
In Junction boxes or other approved fittings
(2) 5 If electrical equipment is rebuilt with a change in its
characteristics, it shall be provided with a nameplate
giving the name of the person or firm by whom such
change was made - Answer-Keywords: Equipment, rebuilt
True
Rule 2-102(1)
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(2) 5 The maximum number of conductors in flexible metal
conduit shall not exceed 200 - Answer-Key word Conduit
True
Rule 12-1014 (3)
2(6) Who can increase the minimum safety standards of
an electrical installation - Answer-Anyone involved in the
installation
from the customer to the the electrician,
2(6) Which specific people, agencies, or companies are
responsible to ensure that only approved equipment are
installed - Answer-All of those listed within the module and
any others associated with the installation such as :
designer, manufacture, contractor, vendor, owener, or
agent of the minister are responsible
2(6)Rule 2-028 and 2-032 deal with responsibilities of an
electrician T/F - Answer-True also see rule 2-108 Quality
of work
2(6)The phrase "others responsible for carrying out the
work" refers only to a journeyman electrician
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T/F - Answer-False, it includes All "authorized persons" as
defined in section 0
3(1)
Define Permit - Answer-The official written permission of
the inspection department on a form provided for the
purpose authorizing work to be done commenced on any
electrical installation
3(1) Define Current permit - Answer-Written permission
from the inspection department to a supply authority
stating that electric energy may be supplied to a particular
installation
3(1) Define approved as applied to electrical equipment -
Answer-Equipment that has been certified by a
certification organization accredited by the standards
council of canada in accordance with the requirements of
CSA or other recognized documents where such CSA
standards do not exist or are not applicable
Equipment that conforms to the requirements of the
regular authority Appendix b
Alberta Electrician Apprenticeship Certification Exam
(Third Period) – COMPLETE VERIFIED QUESTIONS
AND DETAILED SOLUTIONS LATEST UPDATE!!!
(2) 5 No point in a hallway within a dwelling unit shall be
more than 3 m (Measured by the shortest path) from a
duplex receptacle - Answer-Keywords: Receptacle,
dwelling unit, hallway
False
Rule 26-712
(2) 5 Branch circuits in dwelling units for bedroom
receptacles must be protected by an arc-fault circuit
interrupter - Answer-Key word Branch circuit, dwelling unit
a) True
Rules 26-722
(2) 5 State 5 areas in which electrical metallic tubing shall
not be used - Answer-Keyword: EMT
a)where it is subject to mechanical injury
b) where exposed to corrosive vapour
c) for direct earth burial
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d) in wet locations
e) in concrete in contact with the earth without a bonding
conductor
Rule 12-1402
(2) 5 the maximum voltage for non-metallic sheathed
cable - Answer-Keywords: Cable, non-metallic sheathed ,
maximum voltage
300 V
Rule 12-502
(2) 5 How should the dead ends of underfloor raceway be
terminated - Answer-Keywords: Raceway,underfloor,
In Junction boxes or other approved fittings
(2) 5 If electrical equipment is rebuilt with a change in its
characteristics, it shall be provided with a nameplate
giving the name of the person or firm by whom such
change was made - Answer-Keywords: Equipment, rebuilt
True
Rule 2-102(1)
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(2) 5 The maximum number of conductors in flexible metal
conduit shall not exceed 200 - Answer-Key word Conduit
True
Rule 12-1014 (3)
2(6) Who can increase the minimum safety standards of
an electrical installation - Answer-Anyone involved in the
installation
from the customer to the the electrician,
2(6) Which specific people, agencies, or companies are
responsible to ensure that only approved equipment are
installed - Answer-All of those listed within the module and
any others associated with the installation such as :
designer, manufacture, contractor, vendor, owener, or
agent of the minister are responsible
2(6)Rule 2-028 and 2-032 deal with responsibilities of an
electrician T/F - Answer-True also see rule 2-108 Quality
of work
2(6)The phrase "others responsible for carrying out the
work" refers only to a journeyman electrician
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T/F - Answer-False, it includes All "authorized persons" as
defined in section 0
3(1)
Define Permit - Answer-The official written permission of
the inspection department on a form provided for the
purpose authorizing work to be done commenced on any
electrical installation
3(1) Define Current permit - Answer-Written permission
from the inspection department to a supply authority
stating that electric energy may be supplied to a particular
installation
3(1) Define approved as applied to electrical equipment -
Answer-Equipment that has been certified by a
certification organization accredited by the standards
council of canada in accordance with the requirements of
CSA or other recognized documents where such CSA
standards do not exist or are not applicable
Equipment that conforms to the requirements of the
regular authority Appendix b
