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Flash Cards Practice

1. If an outlet box is designed to support ceiling suspended (paddle) fans weighing more than ______, then the maximum weight to be supported shall be included in the required marking.

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2. The lighting demand factor of the first 3000 VA or less in dwelling units is ______ percent.

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3. Type MC cables containing four or fewer conductors, sized no larger than 10 AWG, shall be secured within ________ of every box, cabinet, fitting, or other cable termination.

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4. The workspace width shall be the width of the equipment or 30" whichever is greater.

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5. An autotransformer that supplies a 480-volt circuit from a 600-volt system is not required to have a grounded conductor that is electrically connected between the supplying system and the circuit supplied where the autotransformer:

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6. What is the minimum clearance for communications wires and cables above all points of roofs above which they pass?

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7. Fixture wires are allowed to be tapped to a branch circuit. What is the minimum size for a 20 amp circuit?

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8. For dwelling units, at least one receptacle outlet accessible at grade level and not more than ________ feet above grade shall be installed at the front and back of each dwelling.

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9. What is the minimum number of general purpose receptacles required to be readily accessible when installed in sleeping room of dorms, or guest rooms of hotels and motels.

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10. Overhead conductors for festoon lighting shall not be smaller than ________ unless the conductors are supported by messenger wires.

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11. What is the minimum clearance over residential driveways of overhead spans of open conductors of up to 300 volts to ground.

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12. For the workspace in front of a 120/240-volt, single-phase, 400 amperes rated disconnect switch located in a commercial occupancy, what is the minimum required height?

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13. There shall be no more than _________ disconnects per supply grouped in any one location.

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14. A minimum of ____ 20 amp, ____ small-appliance circuits shall supply receptacle outlets located in the kitchen, pantry, breakfast room, and dining room in a dwelling unit.

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15. Cord and plug type equipment fastened in place shall not exceed what percentage of the branch circuit ampere rating?

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16. If a branch circuit served by 12 AWG conductors is protected by a 15-ampere circuit breaker, what kind of rating does it have?

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17. Equipment used outdoors and exposed to rain, snow and sleet must be type _____.

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18. If an outlet box is designed to support ceiling suspended (paddle) fans weighing more than ______, then the maximum weight to be supported shall be included in the required marking.

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19. For a branch-circuit where lighting outlets or general-use receptacles are also supplied, what is the maximum percentage of the rating that may not be exceeded by a cord-and- attachment-plug-connected room air- conditioner?

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20. Which of the following is not a standard ampere rating for a circuit breaker?

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21. In front of electric equipment, the working space width must be at least ______, or the width of the equipment, whichever is greater.

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22. Final spans to buildings shall be permitted to be attached to the building, but they shall be kept not less than _______ feet from windows that are designed to be opened.

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23. Non -metallic-sheathed cable shall be secured by staples, cable ties, straps, hangers, or similar fittings at intervals not exceeding __________ feet.

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24. A 20 ampere branch circuit is permitted supply lighting units together with utilization equipment in all of the following situations except:

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25. What is the minimum vertical clearance from final grade for open overhead service conductors up to 1000 volts over public driveways?

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