1.
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List the primary qualities an IBEW residential wireman must have. (I)
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2.
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Explain the hazards associated with electrical shocks. (II)
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3.
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Draw and label components of electrical circuits including parallel,
series and combination circuits. (III, VIII, X, XIII)
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4.
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Perform calculations required in residential wiring including total
resistance in series circuits, effect of changing voltages/resistances
or circuit current, effective voltage applied to series circuits, and
total power used in series circuits. (III, IV, VIII, XIII)
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5.
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Solve specific problems using ratio/proportion and direct inverse
relationships. (IV)
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6.
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Identify symbols using blueprints and specifications related to
electrical work. (V, IX, IV)
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7.
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Interpret specific sections of the National Electrical Code (NEC)
related to boxes/fittings, armored cable (AC), aluminum conductors and
branch circuits. (VI, X)
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8.
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Explain how to keep your family/friends free from alcohol and other
drugs. (VII)
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9.
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Draw and identify components in parallel circuits and calculate
resistance of parallel circuits, including power required by each
individual component in parallel circuits. (VIII)
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10.
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Locate specific outlets in a basement and identify wiring methods
required for specific areas of the basement. (IX)
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11.
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Calculate total power demand of dwelling units using provisions of the
NEC. (X)
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12.
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Describe the operation of single-pole switches and draw cable layout,
schematic and wiring diagrams. (XI)
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13.
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List major events which have occurred in America in which unions have
had a leading role. (XII)
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14.
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Analyze components in a combination circuit to determine whether they
are connected in series or parallel with other components and apply
Ohm's Law to determine the current through any branch or component of
a combination circuit. (XIII)
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15.
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Locate information relating to specific electrical questions on
elevation, detail and sectional drawings. (XIV)
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16.
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Explain the operation of the three-wire system and describe the
advantage and potential hazards of three-wire systems. (XV)
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