Electrical Safety Quiz

Electrical Safety
Pre-test for Electrical Safety
Javed Saeed
The main electrical hazards are; electric shock
and burns from contact with live parts. injury
from exposure to arcing (when electricity
jumps from one circuit to another) fire from
faulty electrical equipment or installations.
explosion caused by unsuitable electrical
apparatus.
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Electrical Safety Quiz
Q1: Who is responsible for providing the necessary
safety training for employees?
(a) OSHA/IOSH/NEBOSH/GOVERNMENT
(b) Employers
(c) Employees
(d) Labor union
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Q2: Which statement is false?
(a) Electrical current always flows through the minimum resistance
path
(b) Electrical conductors are highly resistant to electron movement
(c) Wet wood is an electrical insulator
(d) Open the current flow path stops current conduction
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Q3: What is the most common injury related with electrical
shocks?
(a) High fever
(b) Electrocution
(c) Electrical burns
(d) Electrical fire
(e) Electrical explosion
(f ) Electrical arc flash
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Q4: What is the safe distance for a construction work to walk
away from fallen power lines?
(Assume that the voltage is up to 750Kv)
(a) At least 5 feet
(b) At least 10 feet
(c) At least 20 feet
(d) At least 35 feet
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Q5: What is the most dangerous path for electricity shock
through body?
(a) Head
(b) Heart
(c) Feet
(d) Belly
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Q6: Which two fire extinguishers are useful for electrical fire?
(a) Dry chemical powder
(b) Water
(c) Carbon dioxide
(d) Foam
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Q7: If a construction worker find the insulation cord of a drill is
broken. What should do?
(a) Power on the drill to see if it still works
(b) Wrap tape around the broken cord location to prevent electrical shocks
(c) Hold the cord by hand, so it does not contact body
(d) Tag out the drill, notify the department responsible for equipment
maintenance and repair
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Q8: Which statement is false?
(a) It is safe to place materials/equipment 10 feet away under overhead
power lines
(b) The use of double-insulated hand-held tools reduces ground-fault risks
(c) It is necessary to visually inspect electrical equipment before using them
(d) OSHA & NEBOSH requires flexible cords to be rated for hard or extra-
hard
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Q9: Is it safe for a construction worker to touch down power lines
by hand?
(a) Safe, because down power lines are usually de-energized
(b) Safe, because the down power lines are open circuits, so there is no
current flow
(c) Not safe, because we should always assume that down power lines are live
and energized
(d) Safe, because down power lines have insulation package jackets
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Q10: Which device protects workers from shock and
electrocution by checking the imbalanced current going to and
returning from an electrical equipment?
(a) Circuit breakers
(b) Circuit fuse
(c) GFCI
(d) Three-prong plug
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Q11: Which electrical safety device interrupts the flow of current
in an overloaded circuit?
(b) Circuit fuse
(c) GFCI
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Q12: What safety feature interrupts the circuit when there's
excessive current, preventing overheating?
(b) Circuit fuse
(c) GFCI
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Q13: Which safety equipment protects against shock by
grounding excess electrical current?
(a) Insulated gloves
(b) Circuit fuse
(c) GFCI
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Q14: What is the primary purpose of a lockout/tagout procedure
in electrical safety?
(a) Ensuring proper wiring
(b) Identifying electrical hazards
(c) Preventing accidental activation of machinery
(d) Conducting electrical inspections
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Q15: Which protective gear is crucial when working with live
electricity?
(a) Insulated gloves
(b) Safety goggles
(c) Hard hat
(d) Reflective vest
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Q16: What should you do if you encounter a frayed electrical
cord?
(a) Use it with caution
(b) Replace it immediately
(c) Wrap tape around the frayed area
(d) Ignore it if it's not sparking
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Q17: What does "LOTO" stand for in electrical safety procedures?
(a) Locked Out Technical Operations
(b) Limited Operator Technical Oversight
(c) Lost Time Off
(d) Lockout/Tagout
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Q18: Which safety measure is essential before starting any
electrical work?
(a) Testing the circuit with bare hands
(b) Direct contact with live wires
(c) Turning off the power source
(d) Using wet tools for better conductivity
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Q19: What is the recommended distance to keep between water
and electrical appliances?
(a) At least 3 feet
(b) At least 6 feet
(c) Directly next to each other
(d) No distance requirement
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Q20: What should you do if you experience a tingling sensation
while using an electrical appliance?
(a) Continue using the appliance
(b) Unplug it immediately
(c) Use a different outlet
(d) Increase the power supply
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Q21: How can you recognize a ground-fault condition in an
electrical system?
(a) Diminished power supply
(b) GFCI trips repeatedly
(c) Sparks from the outlet
(d) Unusual humming sound
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Q22: What is the purpose of grounding in electrical systems?
(a) Preventing electric shocks
(b) Reducing energy consumption
(c) Ensuring proper lighting
(d) Providing a path for excess electrical current
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Q23: What action should you take if you see someone in contact
with a live electrical wire?
(a) Attempt to pull them away
(b) Pour water on the wire
(c) Do not touch them and call for help
(d) Use a wooden stick to move the wire
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Q24: Which electrical safety device automatically shuts off power
when a ground-fault is detected?
(a) GFCI
(b) Circuit breaker
(c) Surge protector
(d) Voltage regulator
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Q25: What is the danger associated with using extension cords
improperly?
(a) Short circuits
(b) Overheating and fire hazards
(c) Decreased power output
(d) Tripping of circuit breakers
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Q26: How often should electrical equipment be inspected for
safety?
(a) Monthly
(b) Annually
(c) Regularly, according to a maintenance schedule
(d) Every two years
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Q27: What precaution should be taken before using power tools?
(a) Check for damaged cords or plugs
(b) Use tools with wet hands
(c) Keep tools near water sources
(d) Increase power supply for efficient work
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Q28: Which precaution should be followed when working on
electrical equipment in damp areas?
(a) Use tools with insulated handles
(b) Increase power supply for better conductivity
(c) Avoid using personal protective equipment
(d) Work barefoot for better grounding
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Q29: How can you protect yourself from electric shock while
changing a lightbulb?
(a) Wear insulated gloves
(b) Ensure the power is switched off
(c) Stand on a wet surface
(d) Hold the bulb with wet hands
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Q30: Which action can prevent static electricity-related
accidents?
(a) Rubbing materials together
(b) Avoiding wearing synthetic clothing
(c) Grounding equipment properly
(d) Increase humidity in the workspace
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Q31: What should be avoided when using electrical appliances
near water?
(a) Using appliances with wet hands
(b) Increasing power supply for better functionality
(c) Plugging in multiple devices at once
(d) Using appliances in well-ventilated areas
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Q32: What safety measure should be followed when using
ladders near power lines?
(a) Maintain a safe distance from power lines
(b) Extend the ladder to touch the power line
(c) Use metal ladders for better conductivity
(d) Wear rubber-soled shoes for insulation
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Q33: Which safety equipment should be used when handling
chemicals near electrical equipment?
(a) Rubber gloves
(b) Chemical-resistant gloves
(c) Cloth gloves
(d) Insulated gloves
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Q34: What precaution should be taken when using power
strips?
(a) Overload them with devices
(b) Use them in damp areas
(c) Avoid overloading them with too many devices
(d) Plug them into extension cords
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Q35: What should be done with damaged electrical cords?
(a) Replace them immediately
(b) Repair them with duct tape
(c) Use them cautiously
(d) Ignore the damage if it's minor
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Q36: What is the function of an electrical circuit?
(a) Generating power
(b) Providing a path for the flow of electricity
(c) Regulating voltage
(d) Storing electrical energy
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Q37: How can you identify the presence of an electrical
hazard in the workplace?
(a) Observing exposed wires or faulty equipment
(b) Increasing power supply for better functionality
(c) Using equipment without inspection
(d) Ignoring warning signs
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Q38: What action should be taken in case of an electrical fire?
(a) Use water to extinguish the fire
(b) Smother with a conductive material
(c) Use a Class C fire extinguisher or smother with a non-
conductive material
(d) Disconnect the power supply and wait
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Q39: Why is it important to unplug electrical appliances
during a thunderstorm?
(a) To conserve energy
(b) To prevent damage to the appliances
(c) To avoid electrical surges caused by lightning
(d) To maximize appliance lifespan
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Which statement is false?
(a) Electrical current always flows through the minimum resistance
path
(b) Electrical conductors are highly resistant to electron movement
(c) Wet wood is an electrical insulator
(d) Opening the current flow path stops current conduction
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