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26105 Introduction to the National Electrical Code
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Instructions: Using the Electrical Level 1 textbook (Module 26105) fill in the worksheet.
1.
NEC® Chapter 5 contains ______________.
2.
The first nationally recommended electrical code was published in ______________.
3.
The NEC® provides Informative Annexes for ______________.
4.
Two terms from NEC® Article 100 that trainees should become familiar with are
______________.
5.
Which organization is made up entirely of electrical equipment manufacturers?
6.
The first edition of the NEC® was produced by the ______________.
7.
Definitions specific to a single NEC® article are located ______________.
8.
What is the primary purpose of the NEC®?
9.
NEC® Article 250 contains ______________.
10. NFPA 70E® provides practical guidance in ______________.
11. NEC® Chapter 7 contains information on ______________.
Worksheet
26105 Introduction to the National Electrical Code
© Lincoln Technical Institute. All Rights Reserved. This document contains Lincoln Tech confidential and proprietary information
and may not be copied, further distributed, or otherwise disclosed, in whole or in part, without the expressed written
permission of Lincoln Technical Institute. 6/08/2022
12.
What is the primary purpose of a Nationally Recognized Testing Laboratory (NRTL)?
13.
NEC® Chapter 6 covers
______________.
14.
Which NEC® rules contain the words “shall” or “shall not” and “must be adhered to”?
15.
What serves as the introduction to the NEC® and provides an overview of the book?
16.
Organizations that test products for safety are ______________.
17.
Which rules identify actions that are allowed but not required and typically cover
options or alternative methods?
18.
The NEC® is divided into ______________.
19.
The NEC® is published by the ______________.
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