Could You Pass This CPSI Certification Test?
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Do you think you could pass this CPSI certification test? When you are making structures, they should be of a given height such that they do not restrict movement or pose a danger to the users. The trivia below is one designed to help you study for the CPSI certification test. Give it a shot and see just how prepared you are to tackle it. All the best and keep on revising!
- 1.What is the maximum height that an elevated structure for children 5-12 can be without having barriers?
- A.
36"
- B.
32"
- C.
48"
- D.
60"
- 2.What is the minimum height of the upper rail for barriers for children 5-12?
- A.
38"
- B.
32"
- C.
36"
- D.
30"
- 3.What is the minimum height for the upper rails of guardrails on equipment designed for children ages 5-12?
- A.
32"
- B.
24"
- C.
36"
- D.
38"
- 4.What is the maximum height that a structure designed for children ages 5-12 can be before guardrails are required?
- A.
20"
- B.
30"
- C.
24"
- D.
32"
- 5.What is the maximum height of an elevated structure designed for children ages 2-5 before it requires barriers?
- A.
20"
- B.
30"
- C.
32"
- D.
36"
- 6.What is the minimum height of the upper rail of a barrier on equipment designed for children ages 2-5?
- A.
29"
- B.
30"
- C.
32"
- D.
20"
- 7.What is the minimum height of the upper rail of a guardrail on equipment designed for children ages 2-5?
- A.
36"
- B.
20"
- C.
29"
- D.
30"
- 8.What is the maximum height of the lower rail on a guardrail on equipment designed for children ages 5-12?
- A.
42"
- B.
36"
- C.
32"
- D.
28"
- 9.On a piece of equipment designed for children aged 2-5, what is the maximum height of the lower rail of guardrail?
- A.
20"
- B.
23"
- C.
28"
- D.
29"
- 10.On an elevated structure designed for children age 2-5, what is the maximum height allowed before guardrails are required?
- A.
20"
- B.
24"
- C.
28"
- D.
29"
- 11.What is the diameter of the head probe?
- A.
4"
- B.
8"
- C.
4.5"
- D.
9"
- 12.What is the minimum insertion depth of a torso probe?
- A.
6"
- B.
9"
- C.
3.5"
- D.
4"
- 13.What is the required thickness of a torso probe?
- A.
4"
- B.
6"
- C.
3.5"
- D.
9"
- 14.The rungs on a rigid climbing apparatus should have a maximum diameter of what?
- A.
.5"
- B.
.55"
- C.
1.95"
- D.
1.55"
- 15.What should the maximum diameter of hand gripping equipment of playground equipment be?
- A.
.55"
- B.
1.55"
- C.
.90"
- D.
.95"
- 16.What should be the minimum diameter of the rungs on a rigid climbing apparatus?
- A.
.99"
- B.
.95"
- C.
1.55"
- D.
1.95"
- 17.What should be the minimum diameter of the handrails on playground equipment?
- A.
1.55"
- B.
.5"
- C.
.95"
- D.
.99"
- 18.Hand gripping components on playground equipment should be at least what diameter?
- A.
1.55"
- B.
.95"
- C.
.55"
- D.
1.95"
- 19.The test probe on a partially - bounded opening should have a minimum insertion depth of ...?
- A.
3/4"
- B.
1"
- C.
1.55"
- D.
1/2"
- 20.The size of the crush/shear test probe on an opening with movement is what?
- A.
3/8"
- B.
5/16"
- C.
3/16"
- D.
5/8"
- 21.What is the correct diameter of the crush/shear test probe on a merry-go-round?
- A.
3/16"
- B.
3/8"
- C.
5/16"
- D.
3/4"
- 22.What is the correct size of the crush/shear test probe for roller slides?
- A.
3/16"
- B.
5/16"
- C.
3/8"
- D.
5/8"
- 23.The maximum use space zone for equipment <30" is what?
- A.
60"
- B.
72"
- C.
84"
- D.
108"
- 24.The minimum use zone for standing rocking equipment is how much?
- A.
96"
- B.
72"
- C.
108"
- D.
84"
- 25.The maximum use zone at a the exit region of a slide is how much?
- A.
72"
- B.
84"
- C.
108"
- D.
96"
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