101 Basic Series - Module 03 - Post Assessment
Your final score on this exam will be emailed to you for your records.
First name:   Last name:  
Company name:   E-Mail Address  
City   State  
Province (Optional)   Country (Optional)  
1
Electric codes usually carry ______________ compliance, such as those from the NEC.
2
The maximum short circuit current that an overcurrent protective device can safely interrupt is known as its interrupting rating.
3
Which overcurrent condition usually has the smallest magnitude of current?
4
This electrical distribution system is used for commercial buildings and shopping centers where it is necessary to minimize interruptions.
5
The ________ distribution system is the most expensive, but provides the most reliable service in terms of continuity.
6
________ are the result of placing excessive loads on the circuit beyond the level the circuit was designed to handle safely.
7
Utility companies can use smaller cables for distribution because when voltage is increased, current is ___________.
8
An electrical distribution system that has one power source for a group of customers is a ________ distribution system. A circuit failure in the system causes a power interruption for all in the system.
9
A piece of equipment meeting one set of standards automatically meets other standards since they are all so similar.
10
IEC stands for ________?
11
A graphical representation of an electrical distribution system is called a ________.
12
The ________ steps down the voltage to useful voltages to be delivered to homes and facilities that it supplies.
13
The type of system coordination in which all circuit breakers are rated to operate independently is ________.
14
This illustration shows which power system?
15
If equipment meets certain safety standards set forth by Underwriter's Laboratory, the equipment becomes _____________.
16
If the branch circuits supply motor loads, fully rated or selectively coordinated systems should not be used.
17
In a three-phase system, each phase is ________ degrees apart.
18
Single-phase, three-wire has two hot wires and one neutral wire and can supply both 120V and 240V.
19
The selectively coordinated system is the most costly of the three basic systems of coordination.
20
A one-line diagram can show a simple DC circuit, but it cannot show a complex 3-phase system.