
January 2002
Test your knowledge of the code, by taking E.T.E.'s code quiz.
There are 10 questions, which are multiple choice.
Based on the 1999 Code Book.
Quiz by Robert Keis
Question #1:
Saw dust in a woodworking plant would fall into a Class
______ hazardous location.
(A) I
(B) II
(C) III
(D) not hazardous
Question #2:
What is the locked rotor current of a motor with a full load
current of 26 amps.?
(A) 52
(B) 130
(C) 156
(D) 260
Question #3:
Where fluorescent fixtures are installed indoors, the
ballasts shall have ___________.
(A) thermal
protection
(B) internal fuse protection
(C) short-circuit protection
(D) ground-fault protection
Question #4:
A room in a lodge hall measures 300 x 200 feet and has the
lighting connected at 120-volt with 20 ampere circuits. What are the minimum number of
circuits required for this load. The connected load is the same as the calculated load.
(A) 38
(B) 42
(C) 47
(D) 53
Question #5:
Without exceptions, the maximum size solid conductor
permitted to be installed in raceways is?
(A) 10
(B) 8
(C) 6
(D) 4
Question #6:.
A made grounding electrode when tested has a resistance to
ground of 125 ohms. Which of the following is required by Code?
(A) nothing
additional is required
(B) electrodes must be installed
to bring the resistance down to at least 25 ohms
(C) one more electrode shall be
installed regardless of resistance
(D) a made electrode cannot be
used if over 25 ohms of ground
Question #7:
Overhead conductors for outdoor festoon lighting shall not be
smaller than _________ .
(A) #14
(B) #12
(C) #10
(D) #8
Question #8:
What is the minimum size Intermediate Metallic conduit
permitted to contain 7 pieces of 2/0 compact aluminum THHN?
(A) 1 1/2"
(B) 2"
(C) 2 1/2"
(D) 3"
Question #9:
Ceiling fans weighing in excess of ________ lbs., shall be
supported independently of the outlet box.
(A) 35 lbs
(B) 30 lbs
(C) 25 lbs
(D) 20 lbs
Question #10:
In theater installations, a "two-fer" refers to
which of the following?
(A) An adapter cable containing one male
plug and two female cord connectors.
(B) A lighting fixture with multiple lamps.
(C) able or connectors positioned adjacent to one another.
(D) A power distribution box containing receptacles and
overcurrent devices.
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