C-202 Practice Quiz
C-202 Electrical Safety and Logic Quiz
Test your knowledge of electrical safety, circuit logic, and motor controls with our comprehensive C-202 Practice Quiz. This engaging quiz is designed to challenge your understanding and application of key electrical concepts.
With 21 carefully crafted questions, you will cover important topics including:
- Electrical safety protocols
- Ladder logic rules
- Transformer calculations
- Motor wiring and operations
Which of the following is a basic rule of electrical safety?
Always work alone
You can work on a wet floor as long as a towel is on the floor
Work with both hands
Do not rely on safety devices to protect you
What type of circuit logic is used to keep a motor running after the momentary push of a button
Memory
Not
NAND
NOR
What procedure is used to ensure power to equipment is off?
ARC Flashing
Seal-in
Lockout/Tagout
Pressure Switch
Which of the following is a ladder logic rule?
All components must be color coded
Inputs must be connected in series
Loads must be connected in series
Outputs (loads) are typically the last symbol on a rung
How many degrees out of phase are the phases from each other?
60
45
180
120
Identify the symbols above to their description
On-delay NO, On-delay NC, Off-delay NC, Off-delay NO
On-delay NC, On-delay NO, Off-delay NO, Off-delay NC
Off-delay NC, Off-delay NO, On-delay NO, On-delay NC
Off-delay NO, Off-delay NC, On-delay NC, On-delay NO
Identify the symbols above to their description
NO, NOHC, NC, NCHO
NC, NCHO, NO, NOHC
NO, NOHO, NC, NCHC
NO, NCHC, NC, NOHO
Why would you wire a 3-phase motor for low voltage?
High voltage unavailable
Overload Relay
Motor Starter
OSHA
What happens when you wire a 3-phase motor for low voltage
Reduced current draw
Increased voltage
Increased current draw
More stable temperatures
Why would you wire a 3-phase motor for high voltage?
Low voltage unavailable
2-wire circuit
Power circuit
To combat temperature change
What happens when you wire a 3-phase motor for high voltage
Reduced current draw
Reduced voltage
Increased current draw
More stable temperatures
What happens to the three normally open contacts labelled "F" when PB1 is pressed?
The motor will run in the reverse direction because the PB1 is normally closed
The contacts would close because the coil labelled "F" is energized.
The motor will run in the forward direction because the PB1 is normally closed
Each phase will short and cause a fuse to blow
If the primary coil of a transformer has 500 turns and the input voltage is 240 volts. What would be the amount of turns in the secondary coil, if the turns ratio is 20:1?
15
75
32
25
What would happen when PB1 is pressed?
Lamp 1 will turn on and Lamp 2 will turn off until PB1 is released
Lamp 2 and Lamp 1 will both be energized
Both lamps will be turned off
Lamp 1 will turn off and Lamp 2 will turn on
Two NO pushbuttons in series represent which logic element?
NAND
AND
NOT
NOR
OR
A single NC pushbutton represent which logic element?
NAND
AND
NOT
NOR
OR
What application would benefit from a two-wire motor control circuit?
Water pumping station
Conveyor Systems
Tree mulcher
Deli meat slicer
What application would benefit from a three-wire motor control circuit?
Water pumping station
Conveyor Systems
Tree mulcher
Deli meat slicer
A drum switch is
Required every 100 feet
Economically irresponsible
A bimetallic fuse-able alloy
A manual switch used to change the direction of a motor's rotation
Which of the following is not a type of interlock?
Mechanical
Pushbutton
Auxiliary
Pneumatic
None of the above
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