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26111-11 Residential Electrical Services

1. How many square feet of livable space are in the home in the figure above?

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2. Traveler conductors are used to connect two ________.

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3. Romex® is a trade name for ________.

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4. Which of the following must be supported at intervals of 6 feet or less?

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5. An electric heat pump is a type of HVAC system that ________.

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6. A feeder is used to connect ________.

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7. Which section of the NEC® covers the installation of pools and spas?

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8. Which type of cable with a corrugated sheath has a maximum bend radius of 7 times the cable diameter?

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9. One of the advantages of electric heat is that ________.

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10. Listed FMC may be used as an equipment grounding conductor if the circuit conductors are protected by overcurrent devices rated at ________.

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11. The section of the NEC® that lists the requirements for installing service disconnecting means is ________.

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12. To control a device from three locations, a four-way switch must be used with which of the following?

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13. In a residential pool area, receptacles ________.

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14. Any outlet that supplies power to a hot tub shall be ________.

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15. The minimum clearance of service drop conductors over a residential driveway is reduced to 12 feet when the voltage is limited to ________.

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16. Conductors used for electric heating units must be sized for what percentage of the heater's nameplate rating?

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17. The NEC® allows the load calculation for the grounded neutral conductor supplying electric ranges and dryers to have a demand factor of ________.

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18. When used as an outside service-entrance conductor, which of the following must be secured every 30 inches?

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19. Which of the following is the minimum NEC® lighting load requirement for the home in the figure above?

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20. A GFCI sensor will trip when the ________.

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21. According to NEC Section 220.53 , loads for which of the following appliances shall be permissible to apply a demand factor of 75%?

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22. Which section of the NEC® covers equipment grounding and equipment grounding conductors?

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23. Which of the following locations at dwelling units require GFCI protection?

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24. Which of the following is an NEC®-approved grounding electrode?

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25. Which of the following is required to carry the lighting load for the residence in the figure above?

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26. A grounding electrode conductor must be ________.

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27. Exposed noncurrent-carrying metal parts of fixed equipment must be grounded if the equipment operates with any terminal over ________.

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28. When a noncombustible wall finish is used, an outlet box may be recessed ________.

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29. Cables routed through bored holes in framing members must maintain a distance from the nearest edge of not less than ________.

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30. Which of the following circuits require a minimum of 20A of overcurrent protection?

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31. To control stairway lighting, a wall switch is required at each level when how many risers separate floor levels?

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32. Power to the entire residence is shut off at the main service disconnect located ________.

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33. According to the NEC®, which of the following is required for the small appliance loads in each kitchen area?

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34. Which of the following will detect a current imbalance as low as 4 milliamps?

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35. The conductors that extend from the panelboard to various outlets are called ________.

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