Exam 18: Electrical Hazards

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Insulators do not conduct electricity well, if at all.

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A short circuit is one in which the load has been removed or is bypassed.

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Static electricity is produced by a surplus or deficiency of electrons on the surface of material.

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Interconnected power strips are known as what?

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OSHA's standards relating to electricity are found in:

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Conductors are substances that have no free electrons at room temperature.

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Power is measured in watts.

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Which of the following are common sources of electrical hazards?

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The latest version of NFPA 70E omitted maintenance requirements for molded-case circuit breakers.

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Electricity is the flow of negatively charged particles through an electrically conductive material.

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Which of the following is not used for reducing static buildup?

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Which of the following are covered in the latest version of NFPA 70E?

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Frequency is measured in hertz.

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Current flow is measured in ohms.

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Which of the following statements about an electric spark is most accurate?

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A common 110 volt electric circuit consists of two components: hot wire and ground wire.

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Atoms have a centrally located nucleus consisting primarily of electrons.

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Approximately how many injuries occur each year as a result of improper use of extension cords?

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