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Journeyman Electrician # 1 Graded A+ 1. What is the maximum allowed protection for circuits subdividing a listed instantaneous water heater? - a) 60 amperes - b) 100 amperes - c) 120 amperes - d) 150 amperes (Correct Answer: d) 150 amperes) - Reference: 422.11(F)(3) 2. How should the i...

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1. What is the maximum allowed protection for circuits subdividing a listed instantaneous water heater?

- a) 60 amperes

- b) 100 amperes

- c) 120 amperes

- d) 150 amperes ✅ (Correct Answer: d) 150 amperes)

- Reference: 422.11(F)(3)



2. How should the interior of raceways or enclosures installed underground be classified?

- a) wet location ✅ (Correct Answer: a) wet location)

- b) damp location

- c) moist location

- d) dry location

- Reference: 300.5(B)



3. How often must the continuity of the grounding conductor system for portable electrical carnival
equipment be verified?

- a) and recorded on an annual basis

- b) and recorded on a quarterly basis

- c) and recorded on a monthly basis

- d) each time the equipment is connected ✅ (Correct Answer: d) each time the equipment is
connected)

- Reference: 525.32



4. What is the minimum installation depth required for a plate-type grounding electrode below the
earth's surface?

- a) 24 inches

- b) 30 inches ✅ (Correct Answer: b) 30 inches)

, - c) 36 inches

- d) 48 inches

- Reference: 250.53(H)



5. What is the maximum ampacity of a 1/0 AWG THW copper current-carrying conductor, installed in a
raceway with three other similar conductors, at an ambient temperature of 86°F?

- a) 150 amperes

- b) 105 amperes

- c) 112 amperes

- d) 120 amperes ✅ (Correct Answer: d) 120 amperes)

- Reference: Tbl. 310.16; Tbl. 310.15(B)(2)(a)

- Solution: The ampacity for 1/0 AWG THW before derating is 150 amperes. After applying an 80%
adjustment factor, the maximum ampacity is 120 amperes.



6. According to the NEC, how is a continuous load defined?

- a) 3 hours ✅ (Correct Answer: a) 3)

- b) 4 hours

- c) 6 hours

- d) 8 hours

- Reference: Article 100



7. What is the minimum size of THW copper branch circuit conductors needed to supply a three-phase,
continuous duty AC motor with a full-load current of 70 amperes, assuming all terminations are rated at
75°C?

- a) 1 AWG

- b) 2 AWG

- c) 3 AWG ✅ (Correct Answer: c) 3 AWG)

- d) 4 AWG

- Reference: 430.22(A); Tbl. 310.16

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