Lineman Apprentice Program Test: Questions and Answers, Exams of Physics

A set of questions and answers related to the lineman apprentice program. It covers topics such as transmission lines, conductors, insulators, right-of-way, and construction materials. The questions are in a multiple-choice and true/false format, making it a useful resource for apprentices preparing for tests or seeking to reinforce their understanding of key concepts in electrical transmission and distribution systems. It offers practical insights into the daily tasks and knowledge required for a lineman.

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LINEMAN APPRENTICE PROGRAM TEST
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS
1-1. True or False. Transmission lines form the electrical circuits that supply
power directly to the customers serviced by a utility - ANSWER False
1-2. Circle the correct answer to complete the sentence. The component that
moves power from one point to another within a system is called a
______________________.
a) grid
b) conductor
c) tower
d) insulator - ANSWER b) conductor
1-3. Circle the correct answer to complete the following sentence. Insulators are
used to: a) isolate transmission lines from distribution lines. b) insulate
conductors from other components on a transmission line. c) support the other
components on a transmission line. d) connect the transmission system of one
company to the transmission system of another company. - ANSWER b)
insulate conductors from other components on a transmission line.
1-4. Circle the correct answer. Which one of the following is not an common
type of transmission structure?
a) metal poles
b) steel cables
c) wood poles
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

1 - 1. True or False. Transmission lines form the electrical circuits that supply power directly to the customers serviced by a utility - ANSWER False 1 - 2. Circle the correct answer to complete the sentence. The component that moves power from one point to another within a system is called a ______________________. a) grid b) conductor c) tower d) insulator - ANSWER b) conductor 1 - 3. Circle the correct answer to complete the following sentence. Insulators are used to: a) isolate transmission lines from distribution lines. b) insulate conductors from other components on a transmission line. c) support the other components on a transmission line. d) connect the transmission system of one company to the transmission system of another company. - ANSWER b) insulate conductors from other components on a transmission line. 1 - 4. Circle the correct answer. Which one of the following is not an common type of transmission structure? a) metal poles b) steel cables c) wood poles

d) lattice towers - ANSWER b) steel cables 1 - 5. Circle the correct answer to complete the sentence. Transmission lines that link different companies together are referred to as a ______________________. a) power transformer b) transmission pool c) power grid d) intercompany grid - ANSWER c) power grid 2 - 1. True or False. Two or more conductors can be bundled together to form an individual phase of a transmission circuit. - ANSWER True 2 - 2. Circle the correct answer to complete the sentence. Three characteristics common to conductors used on transmission lines are conductivity, flexibility, and _______________________. a) strength b) resistivity c) opposition to lightning d) bundleability - ANSWER a) strength 2 - 3. Circle the correct answer to fill both blanks in the following sentence. The most common materials used to manufacture conductors are ______________________ and ______________________. a) copper; steel b) aluminum; alloy c) aluminum; copper

a) insulink b) segmented c) synthetic d) crossarm - ANSWER b) segmented 3 - 5. Match each mounting position with its appropriate use. Write the correct number in the blanks for (a), (b), and (c). a) ____ Strain b) ____ Suspension c) ____ "V"

  1. Used where clearances are limited
    1. Used at the ends of a transmission line, or where a line changes directions
  2. Used on relatively straight portions of a transmission line - ANSWER A=2, B=3, C= 3 - 6. True or False. As a general rule, synthetic insulators are heavy and are subject to damage from exposure and vandalism. - ANSWER False 4 - 1. Circle the correct answer to complete the sentence. A tract of land on which a transmission line is constructed is known as a ______________________. a) land tract b) clearance way c) transmission way d) right of way - ANSWER d) right of way 4 - 2. Circle the correct answer. Changes in direction within a transmission line:

a) elicit changes in the amount of strain a structure undergoes. b) are supported by the angle structure c) involve utilizing strings of conductors at the location of strain. d) all of the above e) both (a) and (b) - ANSWER d) all of the above 4 - 3. True or False. A tangent structure must be specially reinforced to withstand the high strain placed on it by a conductor. - ANSWER False 4 - 4. Circle the correct answer to complete the sentence. Reinforced structures found at the beginning and end of a transmission line are known as ______________________ structures. a) stop line b) dead-end c) guy line d) tension - ANSWER b) dead-end 4 - 5. Circle the correct answer. What is ground clearance? a) The maximum distance from a conductor to ground b) The minimum distance from a conductor to ground c) The maximum distance from tower to structure d) The minimum distance from structure to tower - ANSWER b) The minimum distance from a conductor to ground 5 - 1. Circle the correct answer. The basic tasks involved in preparing a right-of- way include all of the following except: a) Removing trees, brush, and other