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LARE EXAM 1 GRADED A+ What is the primary purpose of a site analysis in landscape architecture? The primary purpose of a site analysis is to understand the physical, environmental, social, and cultural characteristics of the site. It helps in making informed design decisions that align with the site’s conditions. ️️ How does the process of topographic mapping benefit landscape architects? Topographic mapping helps landscape architects understand the elevation and contour of...

NATIONAL ELECTRIC CODE EXAM (4 HOURS) Type AC cable is permitted in ______________________. (a) wet locations (b) cable trays (c) exposed installations (d) b and c ️️(D) b and c 320.10(1) and (2) What is the minimum height for installing a light switch in a residential dwelling? A light switch must be installed at a minimum height of 48 inches above the finished floor to comply with accessibility standards in residential settings. ️️ What is the NEC requirement for ...

NEC 2017, NFPA 70: NATIONAL ELECTRICAL CODE What is the purpose of the Code? Safeguarding of persons Safeguarding of property Instruction for trained personnel. (2017 NEC: 90.1 (A)) What is the required protection for an electrical circuit running through a concrete slab? Electrical circuits running through a concrete slab must be protected by using conduit or other methods to prevent physical damage and comply with the NEC. ️️ What is the NEC rule for the installation of...

26105-17 Introduction to the National Electric Code Review Questions Which word or phrase best describes the NEC requirements for the installation of electrical systems? ️️Minimum What is the required height for an electrical receptacle in a commercial kitchen? In a commercial kitchen, the minimum height for a receptacle is 15 inches above the countertop, ensuring that it is easily accessible while meeting safety standards. ️️ What is the NEC rule for the protection of o...

NEC Code Test Study Guide (General) What is the required protection for a receptacle installed near a sink in a kitchen? Receptacles installed within 6 feet of a sink in a kitchen must be GFCI protected to reduce the risk of electric shock. ️️ What is the minimum height for a receptacle installed in a kitchen above the countertop? A receptacle installed above a kitchen countertop must be at least 15 inches above the countertop to ensure proper accessibility. ️️ What is ...

26105-17 Introduction to the National Electric Code Supplemental Excercises The NEC® is made up of __________ chapters. ️️9 What is the minimum number of receptacles required for a bedroom in a residential dwelling? A minimum of two receptacles are required for each bedroom to ensure that there are adequate outlets for use. ️️ What is the required height for a receptacle located above a kitchen countertop? A receptacle above a kitchen countertop must be installed at le...

Introduction to the National Electrical Code NEC Chapter 5 contains _____. ️️c. information on special occupancy areas What is the purpose of a dedicated circuit in residential wiring? A dedicated circuit is used to supply power to a specific appliance or device, ensuring it does not share capacity with other devices, preventing overloads. ️️ What is the minimum distance a ground rod must be from a building? A ground rod must be installed at least 2 feet away from the bui...

National Electrical Code Already Graded A+ There are two basic types of rules int the NEC; what are they? ️️Mandatory rules and permissive rules. Mandatory rules contain the words_____ ️️Shall or Shall not, and must be adhered to Permissive rules identify _____ ️️Actions that are allowed but not required and typically cover options or alternative methods. Permissive rules are indicated by the phrases_____ ️️shall be permitted or shall not be required. NEC Chapters 1...

CSX Conductor Training Week 5 Air Brake/ Train Handling Rules What should a Conductor do if a train experiences a sudden loss of air pressure in the brake system during transit? ️️The Conductor must notify the engineer immediately, assess the situation, and apply the emergency brake if needed. They should then communicate with dispatch for further instructions and take steps to stop the train safely. How does a Conductor ensure the safe operation of the train when crossing a bu...

CSX Freight Conductor Quiz 3 Rated A+ How many hours does a train have to be off air before having to complete another Class 1 brake test? ️️24 Hours What should a Conductor do if a train experiences a power failure during the journey? The Conductor must notify the engineer and dispatch, assess the situation for any safety hazards, and take necessary actions to either restore power or safely bring the train to a stop while ensuring passenger safety. How does a Conductor ensure ...