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Old 01-26-2009, 12:08 PM   #1
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Default The ET practice Jouneymans test.

Rules are simple, when you answer a question cite article number then ask your own multiple choice question and state what year code was used. this thread hopefully will get people practicing going through the code book fast for exam preparation. After a while hopefully we should get a real good practice test going.


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Which of the following is not a standard breaker or fuse size?
a)30
b)45
c)175
d)275
e)700
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Old 01-26-2009, 12:20 PM   #2
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A: d)275 240.6(A) Standard Ampere Ratings

#2: (2005 NEC) An intermittent duty freight elevator motor rated at 30 minutes, shall be served by conductors with ampacity not less than ___% of the nameplate current?

A)110%
B)90%
C)200%
D)85%
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Answer is B,90 table 430.22e

(2005 nec)
#3) What size conductor is the smallest size conductor to be run in parallel?

a) #12
b) 1/0
c) 4/0
d) 250 mcm
e) 500 mcm
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The answer is (b) 1/0 NEC 2005 310.4


In a motor control circuit, with a control transformer primary current rating less than 2 amps, the maximum rating of the overcurrent protection in the primary circuit may be what percentage of the rated current?

a)80%
b)200%
c)110%
d)500%
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That would be D. 500% 430.72 (c)4 (2005) (took 6 minutes. I need practice.!)


High pressure spray washing machines single-phase cord and plug connected rated at 250 volts or less must....
A) have factory installed gfci protection built into the plug or with 12"
of plug.
B) must me plugged into a 20 amp gfci outlet with no other load.
c.). be installed on a gfci breaker.
d) Does not need gfci protection.
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Easy!
b)
422.49....

Here's one for you:
#12 aluminum conductors completely enclosed in the motor control enclosure shall be permitted to be protected with an over-current device where the rating is not more than ___ampreres.
a)20
b)80
c)100
d)125
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Easy!
b)
422.49....

Here's one for you:
#12 aluminum conductors completely enclosed in the motor control enclosure shall be permitted to be protected with an over-current device where the rating is not more than ___ampreres.
a)20
b)80
c)100
d)125

Wrong Answer Buzzkill,right article.
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That would be D. 500% 430.72 (c)4 (2005) (took 6 minutes. I need practice.!)


High pressure spray washing machines single-phase cord and plug connected rated at 250 volts or less must....
A) have factory installed gfci protection built into the plug or with 12"
of plug.
B) must me plugged into a 20 amp gfci outlet with no other load.
c.). be installed on a gfci breaker.
d) Does not need gfci protection.

That one would be (A) 422.49


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Here's one for you:
#12 aluminum conductors completely enclosed in the motor control enclosure shall be permitted to be protected with an over-current device where the rating is not more than ___ampreres.
a)20
b)80
c)100
d)125
That one is (c) Table 430.72(B)
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Forgot to add a new question 2005 NEC;

The maximum allowable ampacity for #18AWG fixture wire is____amps:

a) 10
b) 12
c) 6
d) 8
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C) six amps, table 402.5

(2005 nec)
In a raceway __awg is the largest size solid conductor you can run.

a)#10
b)#8
c)#6
d)#4
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C) six amps, table 402.5

(2005 nec)
In a raceway __awg is the largest size solid conductor you can run.

a)#10
b)#8
c)#6
d)#4
Answer is a) #10.

310.3 says any conductor #8 and larger must be stranded.


Here's one that was on my J-mans test in 1984:

How many perforations per inch are there in 35 mm film?

a)35
b)5.4
c)1.34
d)16
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Answer is a) #10.

310.3 says any conductor #8 and larger must be stranded.


Here's one that was on my J-mans test in 1984:

How many perforations per inch are there in 35 mm film?

a)35
b)5.4
c)1.34
d)16
Assuming I understand what the question is, I'm going to say c) 1.34, though it is closer to 1.38.

NEC 2005

Except where the disconnecting device opens all ungrounded conductors, a multiwire branch circuit shall not be allowed in what type of location?

A)Parking Lots
B)milking stations
C)Class 1, Division 1
D)Transformer Vaults
E)Commercial Kitchens
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NEC 2005

Except where the disconnecting device opens all ungrounded conductors, a multiwire branch circuit shall not be allowed in what type of location?

A)Parking Lots
B)milking stations
C)Class 1, Division 1
D)Transformer Vaults
E)Commercial Kitchens

The answer is (c) 501.40


NEC 2005

The ampacity of capacitor circuit conductors shall not be less than????percent of the rated current of the capacitor.

a. 80
b. 125
c. 135
d. 150
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2005 nec
c)
501.40

What is the maximum overload protection for a 2hp single phase 115volt motor?
a) 27.6 amps
b)30amps
c)31.2amps
d)35amps
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501.40
Right answer, wrong article.
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2005 c) 460.8


If the allowable current in a copper bus bar is 1000amps psi of cross section, the width of a standard 1/4inch bus bar designed to carry 1500 amps would be____.

a)2"
b)4"
c)6"
d)8"
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Sh*t!!
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Assuming I understand what the question is, I'm going to say c) 1.34, though it is closer to 1.38.
Nope. Answer is b) 5.4

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Nope. Answer is b) 5.4

540.2, Definition of a Professional Projector
Well, there ya go. I thought we were doing a math question
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Allright, so, sorry about the dis-information on my previous answers but, uhm, is this thread close or what? No answers in a day now so what's up?
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