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Question 1: Working space depth in front of a 480Y/277V switchboard with exposed live parts on both sides of the working space is (Condition 3, Table 110.26(A)(1)):

  • 3 ft
  • 3.5 ft
  • 4 ft
  • 6 ft

NEC Reference: NEC Table 110.26(A)(1)

Question 2: A 6 AWG THWN copper conductor (75°C rated, 65A per Table 310.16) is installed in a location where the ambient temperature is 50°C. What is the corrected ampacity?

  • 49A — 65A × 0.75 temperature correction
  • 54A — 65A × 0.82
  • 58A — 65A × 0.88
  • 65A — no correction needed below 60°C

NEC Reference: NEC Table 310.15(B)(1)

Question 3: What size service entrance conductors are required for 250 A continuous three phase load if the terminals are at ambient temperature of 70 C?

  • 3/0 AWG
  • 250 kcmil
  • 400 kcmil
  • 2/0 AWG

NEC Reference: NEC 312.5

Question 4: You install 1/0 AWG THHN conductors (90°C insulation, 170A per Table 310.16). The terminations on the panel and equipment are marked "75°C." Which ampacity column from Table 310.16 must you use?

  • The 90°C column — the wire is rated 90°C so that is the limiting factor
  • The 75°C column — the terminal rating limits you to 75°C ampacity
  • The 60°C column — always use the most conservative value
  • Either column — the higher of the two values governs

NEC Reference: NEC 110.14(C)(1)

Question 5: What is the maximum branch circuit load for a 10 kW single electric range in a dwelling unit?

  • 8 kW
  • 10 KW
  • 7 KW
  • 6 KW

NEC Reference: NEC 220.555

Question 6: The conductor amapcity is 150 amperes. What is the maximum allowed conductor ampacity of each conductor if 5 of those conductors are placed in flexible cord?

  • 120 amperes
  • 135 amperes
  • 140 ampere
  • 105 amperes

NEC Reference: NEC 400.5(A)(3)

Question 7: If the panel board rating is 100 amperes, what shall be the over current device rating located in panel board?

  • 125 amperes
  • 100 amperes
  • less than 100 amperes
  • greater than 100 amperes

NEC Reference: NEC 408.36

Question 8: Which of the following is maximum operating voltage of a low voltage lighting system?

  • 30 volts
  • 25 volts
  • 40 volts
  • 35 volts

NEC Reference: NEC 411.2

Question 9: In which of the following the panel boards must be enclosed?

  • Cut boxes
  • Cabinets
  • All options are correct
  • Enclosures designed for the purpose

NEC Reference: NEC 408.38

Question 10: What is the primary protection required for a 2 wire 480V to 120 V Transformer rated at 900 VA?

  • 5 A
  • 6 A
  • 4 A
  • 3 A

NEC Reference: NEC 450.3

Question 11: The NEC defines a continuous load as a load that is expected to continue without interruption for at least:

  • 1 hour
  • 2 hours
  • 3 hours
  • 8 hours

NEC Reference: NEC Article 100 (Definitions)

Question 12: Agricultural buildings with metallic livestock confinement equipment (stalls, pens) must have an equipotential plane. What is the main reason for this requirement?

  • To reduce lightning strike damage to the building
  • To keep all metal parts at the same voltage and prevent stray voltage from stressing animals
  • To provide a low-resistance path for short circuit current
  • To replace the need for grounding electrodes in wet soil

NEC Reference: NEC 547.10

Question 13: What is the the minimum size copper wire that can be used for outside overhead wiring, if the wire carries more than 600 volts?

  • No. 6 AWG
  • No. 8 AWG
  • No. 10 AWG
  • No. 12 AWG

NEC Reference: NEC 225.6(A)(2)

Question 14: What is the purpose of a current-limiting fuse (such as a Class J or Class L fuse) compared to a standard breaker?

  • They last longer before needing replacement
  • They limit peak fault current by opening before it reaches its full value
  • They allow higher sustained overloads without blowing
  • They are rated for continuous 100% loading

NEC Reference: NEC 240.2 / UL 248

Question 15: At which of the following percentage the demand factor for six house hold electric cloth dryers is calculated?

  • 75 %
  • 70 %
  • 85 %
  • 80 %

NEC Reference: NEC 220.54

Question 16: What size of feeder conductors are required for a dwelling unit which has a calculated load of 240 A. The service disconnect is rated for 250 A and feeder conductors carry entire load of the dwelling unit?

  • 1/0 AWG
  • 2/0 AWG
  • 3/0 AWG
  • 4/0 AWG

NEC Reference: NEC 207.5

Question 17: Eight 10 AWG THWN conductors (35A ampacity each) are all installed in the same conduit, and all eight are current-carrying. What is the adjusted ampacity for each conductor?

  • 24.5A — 35A × 0.70 (7–9 conductor factor)
  • 28A — 35A × 0.80 (4–6 conductor factor)
  • 31.5A — 35A × 0.90
  • 35A — no derating needed for 10 AWG

NEC Reference: NEC Table 310.15(C)(1)

Question 18: The minimum working depth ................. shall be required — at electrical equipment rated at 601 volts where it has one side exposed live part and grounded parts at anther side of working space

  • 3 ft
  • 4 ft
  • 5 ft
  • 6 ft

NEC Reference: NEC 110.34(1)

Question 19: When two or more conductors are installed in parallel to form a single large feeder, each individual conductor must be at least what size?

  • 4 AWG copper — any size is fine if the total is adequate
  • 2 AWG copper minimum for parallel conductors
  • 1/0 AWG copper minimum per conductor
  • 4/0 AWG copper — parallel conductors must be very large

NEC Reference: NEC 310.10(H)(1)

Question 20: A central A/C condensing unit nameplate shows a branch-circuit selection current of 24A. What is the maximum overcurrent device allowed on its branch circuit?

  • 30A
  • 40A
  • 45A
  • 60A

NEC Reference: NEC 440.22(A)

Question 21: The ungrounded ducts or conduits should be sealed before entering buildings.

  • True
  • False

NEC Reference: NEC 230.8

Question 22: The electrical room diagram shows a 480V switchboard against a wall. There is 2.5 feet of clear space between the front of the switchboard and a column directly in front of it. The switchboard has exposed live parts on the front only (Condition 1). Is this working clearance adequate?

  • Yes — 2.5 feet is enough for a 480V switchboard
  • No — 480V Condition 1 requires at least 3 feet of working clearance
  • Yes — the 3-foot rule only applies when the switchboard is open
  • No — 480V equipment always requires at least 4 feet regardless of condition

NEC Reference: NEC Table 110.26(A)(1)

Question 23: The calculated demand load of 120/240 dwelling unit is 250 ampere, which of the following minimum size of THW copper cane be used as service conductor?

  • 1/0 AWG
  • 2/0 AWG
  • 3/0 AWG
  • 4/0 AWG

NEC Reference: NEC 310.15(B)

Question 24: What is permissible voltage drop in percentage for combination of both feeders and branch circuit conductors?

  • 2 %
  • 3 %
  • 5 %
  • 8 %

NEC Reference: NEC 215.2(A)(4)

Question 25: The volume required for NO.14 conductors to be placed in a outlet box is ................. inch3

  • 2.0
  • 2.25
  • 1.50
  • 2.50

NEC Reference: NEC 314.16

Question 26: The cross sectional area of the conductors permitted in a seal shall not exceed ................... percent of the cross sectional area of a rigid metal conduit of the same trade size.

  • 20
  • 25
  • 30
  • 45

NEC Reference: NEC 501.15

Question 27: What is the minimum volume allowance required per a No 16 AWG conductor?

  • 1.75 volume cu in
  • 2.0 volume cu in
  • 2.25 volume cu in
  • 2.5 volume cu in

NEC Reference: NEC 316.14(B)

Question 28: When the motor nameplate is not available, which NEC table gives the full-load current for 3-phase AC induction motors?

  • Table 310.16
  • Table 430.248
  • Table 430.250
  • Table 430.52

NEC Reference: NEC Table 430.250

Question 29: You install a 75 kVA, 480–208Y/120V transformer in a building. The secondary creates a separately derived system. Where should the main bonding jumper (system bond) be made?

  • At the transformer secondary terminals or at the first disconnect — but only one location
  • At the transformer and again at every subpanel fed from it
  • At the main service entrance of the building
  • No bonding is required on the secondary of a separately derived system

NEC Reference: NEC 250.30(A)(1)

Question 30: What is the minimum feeder or service load for cloth dryers in a dwelling unit?

  • 5000 watts
  • 2500 watts
  • 4000 watts
  • 6500 watts

NEC Reference: NEC 220.54

Question 31: For stationary small motors rated less than .................., the branch circuit over current device — may serve as a controller.

  • 1/2 horsepower
  • 1/ 8 horse power
  • 1 horsepower
  • 5 horse power

NEC Reference: NEC 430.81

Question 32: How many 20 Amp circuits are required for a 2500 sq.ft dwelling unit?

  • 3
  • 4
  • 5
  • 2

NEC Reference: NEC 220.12

Question 33: The EMT conduit run in between two terminal points shall be securely fastened within ............. of a outlet box.

  • 3 ft
  • 10 ft
  • 8 ft
  • 5 ft

NEC Reference: NEC 358.30(A)

Question 34: When a flexible cord supply a pendant fixture in a class II location it must be indicated for ............................

  • hard use
  • extra hard use
  • class II use
  • Normal use

NEC Reference: NEC 502.140

Question 35: What is the minimum tap conductor ampacity which supply 30 amperes industrial heating appliance?

  • 10 amperes
  • 15 amperes
  • 20 amperes
  • 25 amperes

NEC Reference: NEC 210.19(A)(4)

Question 36: A single phase 5ph , 230 volts motor has name plate full load rating of 40 amp. What is its overload protection device rating in amperes?

  • 46 amperes
  • 40 amperes
  • 50 amperes
  • 60 amperes

NEC Reference: NEC 430.32

Question 37: The overhead clearance diagram shows a service drop crossing over different areas. Point A is above a sidewalk at the entrance to a house. Point B is above the driveway at the same house. Point C is above an alley used by delivery trucks. Which clearance is violated?

  • Point A at 11 feet is a violation — pedestrian entrance needs 10 feet minimum (compliant, actually)
  • Point C at 16 feet is a violation — truck traffic alley needs 18 feet minimum
  • Point B at 12 feet is a violation — residential driveway needs 15 feet minimum
  • No violations — all three points meet their clearance requirements

NEC Reference: NEC 230.24(B)

Question 38: A cord and plug device used as disconnecting means for a motor must be rated for ..................

  • Horsepower
  • voltage
  • Resistance
  • Current

NEC Reference: NEC 430.109(F)

Question 39: Metallic gas piping in a building must be bonded per 250.104(B). The bonding conductor is sized using which NEC table?

  • Table 250.66 — same as the GEC
  • Table 250.122 — based on the OCPD likely to energize the piping
  • Table 310.16 — ampacity of the conductor
  • The same size as the service neutral conductor

NEC Reference: NEC 250.104(B)

Question 40: What is the minimum power outlet required at each recreational vehicle site in an RV park?

  • A 15A, 125V general outlet is all that is required
  • At least one 20A, 125V outlet plus a 30A or 50A RV receptacle
  • A 60A, 240V outlet only
  • No minimum outlet requirement — owner decides

NEC Reference: NEC 551.77

Question 41: Cranes and hoists are covered by which NEC article?

  • Article 430
  • Article 530
  • Article 610
  • Article 670

NEC Reference: NEC Article 610

Question 42: The primary rating of a motor-generator arc welder is 30 A with a duty cycle of 30 percentage. What is the minimum size branch circuit conductor for the welder?

  • 12 AWG
  • 10 AWG
  • 14 AWG
  • 8 AWG

NEC Reference: NEC 630.11(A)

Question 43: The grounding electrode conductor (GEC) connecting to a ground rod does not need to be larger than what size copper conductor?

  • 4 AWG copper
  • 6 AWG copper
  • 8 AWG copper
  • 10 AWG copper

NEC Reference: NEC 250.66(A)

Question 44: For conductors supplying portable signs in a dry location what is the maximum length in feet allowed?

  • 16
  • 12
  • 15
  • 8

NEC Reference: NEC 600.10(D)(2)

Question 45: The full load current of 3 phase 3 HP continuous duty motor is 50 Amperes with service factor of 1.1. What is its rating of overload separator?

  • 50
  • 60
  • 62.5
  • 55

NEC Reference: NEC 430.32(A)(1)

Question 46: When four or more fixed appliances (other than ranges, dryers, A/C, or space heating) are on a feeder, the demand factor per 220.53 allows you to use what percentage of the total connected load?

  • 50%
  • 65%
  • 75%
  • 100%

NEC Reference: NEC 220.53

Question 47: A dwelling must have at least one dedicated branch circuit for the bathroom. What must that circuit be rated?

  • At least one 15A dedicated circuit
  • At least one 20A dedicated circuit
  • Two 15A circuits — one for each bathroom
  • Bathrooms can share any general lighting circuit

NEC Reference: NEC 210.11(C)(3)

Question 48: What is the primary over current device rating of a 2 wire 480 V to 120 V transformer rated at 1.8 KVA?

  • 6 A
  • 7 A
  • 4 A
  • 10 A

NEC Reference: NEC 450.3

Question 49: Enclosures, cabinets, cut boxes installed in wet locations shall be ...............

  • Weather proof
  • Water proof
  • air tight
  • Rain tight

NEC Reference: NEC 312.2

Question 50: What is the adjustment ampacity of a 3/0 THWN conductors in a wet location, if the raceway contains seven conductors in it?

  • 122.5 amperes
  • 125.5 amperes
  • 140 amperes
  • 133 amperes

NEC Reference: NEC 310.15(B)(16)

Question 51: What is the maximum support interval for a 2-inch rigid metal conduit (RMC) run?

  • 10 feet
  • 12 feet
  • 16 feet
  • 20 feet

NEC Reference: NEC Table 344.30(B)(2)

Question 52: What are the minimum heavy duty lamp holders that are permitted on 20 ampere branch circuit operated at 120 volts?

  • 2
  • 1
  • 3
  • 4

NEC Reference: NEC 220.21(A)

Question 53: What is the maximum voltage applied to — branch circuits that are connected to luminaries in dwelling unit?

  • 120 volts
  • 240 volts
  • 150 volts
  • 480 volts

NEC Reference: NEC 210.6

Question 54: The outline lighting system shall be at least .............. feet above the areas accessible to vehicles unless protected from physical damage.

  • 14
  • 12
  • 8
  • 15

NEC Reference: NEC 600.9

Question 55: The general lighting load in Volt-ampere/Sq.Foot that a church building requires is ..............

  • 1 Volt-Ampere/ Sq.Foot
  • 2 Volt-Ampere/ Sq.Foot
  • 3 Volt-Ampere/ Sq.Foot
  • 4 Volt-Ampere/ Sq.Foot

NEC Reference: NEC 220.12

Question 56: An instantaneous-trip circuit breaker (used for motor branch circuits) has no intentional time delay. What is the main advantage of this type of breaker?

  • It provides overload protection without a relay
  • It trips quickly on fault current but does not trip on motor inrush
  • It can be used without any other motor protection
  • It is the only type allowed for residential use

NEC Reference: NEC 430.52(C)(3)

Question 57: The panel diagram shows a 120/240V panel with a multiwire branch circuit. Circuit 1 is a single-pole 20A breaker with a black wire and circuit 3 is a single-pole 20A breaker with a red wire — both share a white neutral wire. Is this panel wiring correct?

  • Yes — two single-pole breakers are fine if they are on opposite legs
  • No — a handle tie or 2-pole breaker is required for multiwire branch circuits
  • Yes — as long as the neutral is the same color throughout
  • No — multiwire branch circuits are not permitted in residential panels

NEC Reference: NEC 210.4(B)

Question 58: The branch circuit over current device of the stationary motor which are rated less than ........... may serve as the controller of motor.

  • 5 hp
  • 3 hp
  • 1 hp
  • 1/8 hp

NEC Reference: NEC 430.81(A)

Question 59: What is the maximum continuous load that can be connected on a 240 volts 30 amperes circuit using two 10 AWG conductors?  

  • 24 amperes
  • 30 amperes
  • 26 amperes
  • 28 amperes

NEC Reference: NEC 210.20(A)

Question 60: A 50 HP 460 volts three phase AC motor is supplied with THWN conductors. Which is of the following is the size of the branch circuit conductors?

  • 81.25 amperes
  • 74.75 amperes
  • 70 amperes
  • 85 amperes

NEC Reference: NEC 430.250

Question 61: What is the general lighting unit load for a 6000 square foot hospital?

  • 12000 Volt-Ampere
  • 6000 Volt-Ampere
  • 18000 Volt-Ampere
  • 3000 Volt-Ampere

NEC Reference: NEC 220.12

Question 62: What is the maximum constant wattage per linear meter allowed for heating cables embedded in concrete?

  • 54
  • 16 1/2
  • 36
  • 22 1/2

NEC Reference: NEC 424.4(A)

Question 63: The snap switches equipped in the panel boards are rated at 25 amperes, these switches must be protected not in excess of ..........................

  • 200
  • 30
  • 120
  • 150

NEC Reference: NEC 408.36(A)

Question 64: What must be the electrical fuse rating to protect 12 AWG Branch conductor?

  • 20 amperes
  • 35 amperes
  • 25 amperes
  • 40 amperes

NEC Reference: NEC 240.4(D)

Question 65: Liquidtight flexible nonmetallic conduit (LFNC) used as a flexible connection to equipment must not exceed what maximum length?

  • 3 feet
  • 4 — feet
  • 6 feet
  • 10 feet

NEC Reference: NEC 356.60

Question 66: What is general lighting unit load per square feet for hotels and guest room?

  • 3 VA
  • 2 VA
  • 2 — VA
  • 1 VA

NEC Reference: NEC 220.12

Question 67: A 75 kVA 480–208Y/120V transformer creates a separately derived system. The system bonding jumper is sized using:

  • Table 250.66
  • Table 250.102(C)(1)
  • Table 250.122
  • Table 310.16

NEC Reference: NEC 250.30(A)(1)

Question 68: Which of the following is a over current protection rating of a 30 amperes snap switch equipped on panel board?

  • 200 amperes
  • 100 amperes
  • 50 amperes
  • 150 amperes

NEC Reference: NEC 408.36

Question 69: Which of the following type of conductor is used to supply a 40 ampere single phase motor used for continuous duty applications?

  • No 8 THW
  • No 6 THW
  • No 12 THW
  • No 14 THW

NEC Reference: NEC 310.16

Question 70: What is the minimum general lightening load required for 1500 square foot single family dwelling unit as permitted by NEC?

  • 4500 VA
  • 4800 VA
  • 3000 VA
  • 1500 VA

NEC Reference: NEC 220.12

Question 71: What is the minimum size electrical service required for a single family dwelling unit?

  • 100 amperes
  • 150 amperes
  • 200 amperes
  • 50 amperes

NEC Reference: NEC 230.79(C)

Question 72: A 8 unit multifamily dwelling unit has an 5 KW electric dryer in each unit. What is total dryer demand load for building service or feeder?

  • 24 KW
  • 40 KW
  • 20 KW
  • 30 KW

NEC Reference: NEC 220.54

Question 73: which of the following conditions or places the — Surface metal raceways shall not be permitted to use?

  • in dry locations
  • class I division 2 location
  • in hoistways

NEC Reference: NEC 386.12

Question 74: Per 445.13, the conductors running from a generator output terminals to the first overcurrent device must be sized at what percentage of the generator nameplate current rating?

  • 100%
  • 115%
  • 125%
  • 150%

NEC Reference: NEC 445.13

Question 75: If 6 mobile homes are connected to a single feeder what is the demand factor that shall be used in calculating the load?

  • 29 %
  • 33 %
  • 28%
  • 35%

NEC Reference: NEC 550.31

Question 76: What is the maximum continuous load that can be connected to 240 volts 30 amperes branch circuit?

  • 24 amperes
  • 30 amperes
  • 20 amperes
  • 26 amperes

NEC Reference: NEC 210.20

Question 77: The lighting system protection ground terminals shall be bonded to which of the following grounding electrode system?

  • Building or structure
  • Distributed panel board
  • service entrance

NEC Reference: NEC 250.106

Question 78: What is the minimum size electrical service is required for a single family dwelling unit?

  • 100 amperes
  • 50 amperes
  • 150 amperes
  • 175 amperes

NEC Reference: NEC 230.79(C)

Question 79: In class I Division 1 location all fixed boxes and joints should be made .................

  • explosion proof
  • water proof
  • dust proof
  • fire proof

NEC Reference: NEC 500.7(A)

Key NEC References for This Test

ArticleWhat It Covers
Art. 100Definitions — know: feeder, branch circuit, OCPD, dwelling unit
Art. 210Branch Circuits — GFCI/AFCI locations, circuit ratings, outlet spacing (most tested)
Art. 220Load Calculations — dwelling unit standard method
Art. 250Grounding & Bonding — GEC sizing, electrode system, EGC
Art. 310Conductors — ampacity (Table 310.12), insulation, derate rules
Art. 430Motors — conductor 125% FLA, OCPD 250% FLA, overloads, disconnects
Study Tip: Tab Articles 210, 250, and 430 in your NEC before the exam. Know the Table 310.12 ampacity values for 14, 12, 10, 8, 6, and 4 AWG copper.
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Code editionNEC 2023
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Last reviewedJun 2026

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