What is the purpose of electrical safety standards?

Understanding Domestic Wiring

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12th Grade
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JANE ADHIAMBO
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10 sec • 6 pts
To reduce the cost of electrical installations.
To protect people and property from electrical hazards.
To increase electrical consumption.
To promote the use of outdated wiring methods.
2.
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10 sec • 6 pts
Name common types of wiring systems used in homes.
Non-metallic sheathed cable, conduit wiring, armored cable
Coaxial cable
Twisted pair wiring
Fiber optic cable
3.
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10 sec • 6 pts
How does a circuit breaker protect an electrical circuit?
A circuit breaker converts electrical energy into heat for safety.
A circuit breaker amplifies electrical flow to enhance performance.
A circuit breaker increases voltage to prevent circuit damage.
A circuit breaker interrupts electrical flow to protect against overloads and short circuits.
4.
MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
10 sec • 6 pts
What is the difference between a fuse and a circuit breaker?
A fuse can be reset, while a circuit breaker is a one-time use device.
A fuse and a circuit breaker serve the same purpose and are interchangeable.
A fuse is used for high voltage, whereas a circuit breaker is for low voltage.
A fuse is a one-time use device, whereas a circuit breaker can be reset and reused.
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
10 sec • 6 pts
Describe the importance of grounding in electrical systems.
Grounding is only necessary for high-voltage systems.
Grounding is essential for safety, equipment protection, and stable operation in electrical systems.
Grounding is primarily used for aesthetic purposes in wiring.
Grounding increases energy consumption in electrical systems.
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
10 sec • 6 pts
What are the steps involved in installing wiring in a new home?
1. Plan layout 2. Obtain permits 3. Install electrical boxes 4. Run wires 5. Connect outlets and switches 6. Ground system 7. Test installation
Lay down flooring
Paint the walls
Install solar panels
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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION
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How do you calculate the total load on a circuit?
Total load is calculated by multiplying voltage and current.
Total load is the maximum power rating of a single device.
Total load is the average power consumption over a month.
Total load is the sum of the power ratings of all devices connected to the circuit.
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