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AFQTP 3DXXX-202A ESD Quiz All fill in the blank answers with more than one answer use the format of "answer answer", where all words are separated only by a space. For example, CAC stands for ____ Access ____. The answer is Common Card. Unless indicated otherwise, fill in the blank answers have no punctuation or capitalization.Save your cert at the end and send it to your ESD monitor.
- 1.
Which of the following is the most common type of ESD Damage?
- A.
Rusting
- B.
Partial Degradation
- C.
Complete Degradation
- D.
Partial Destruction
- E.
Complete Destruction
Correct Answer
B. Partial Degradation -
- 2.
Define static electricity. Refer to the provided document, AFQTP 3DXXX-202A, use proper punctuation.
Correct Answer
Static electricity is a stored electrical charge at rest.
static electricity is a stored electrical charge at rest
stored electrical charge at rest
stored electrical charge at rest.
Stored electrical charge at rest.
electrical charge at rest
Electrical charge at rest.
Electrical charge at rest
Stored electrical charge at rest
Stored electrical charge
Stored electrical charge.
stored electrical charge - 3.
Which environment(s) are considered to be more susceptible to the building of static electricity
- A.
Humid
- B.
Dry
- C.
Dark
- D.
Bright
Correct Answer
B. Dry -
- 4.
Which environment(s) are considered to be less susceptible to the building up of static electricity?
- A.
Humid
- B.
Dry
- C.
Dark
- D.
Bright
Correct Answer
A. Humid -
- 5.
Which of the following can help control ESD failures? Check only the ones that apply.
- A.
Using an approved ESD control product
- B.
Work at certified ESD work stations
- C.
Know Techniques for ESD protection
- D.
Work only in dry environments
- E.
All the above
Correct Answer(s)
A. Using an approved ESD control product
B. Work at certified ESD work stations
C. Know Techniques for ESD protection -
- 6.
What are the two ESD sensitivity levels?
Correct Answer(s)
sensitive supersensitive
Sensitive and Supersensitive.
Sensitive and Supersensitive
sensitive and supersensitive
supersensitive sensitive
supersensitive sensitive.
Supersensitive sensitive.
supersensitive and sensitive
supersensitive and sensitive.
Supersensitive and sensitive. - 7.
When considering ESD, which is the most important?
- A.
Protection of Equipment
- B.
Safety
- C.
Protection of ESD protective equipment
- D.
Protection of the facility
Correct Answer
B. Safety -
- 8.
What is the most important item in the ESD certified work station? The _____ _____ _____.
Correct Answer
personal wrist strap
Personal wrist strap
Personal Wrist Strap - 9.
- The wrist strap tester provides a ___ or ___ indicator allowing the operator to test electrical continuity and resistance while wearing the wrist strap.
Correct Answer
pass fail
pass or fail
Pass or fail
Pass or Fail - 10.
When in doubt, always assume the minimum ESD sensitivity is what?
- A.
Supersensitive
- B.
Sensitive
- C.
Super insensitive
- D.
Insensitive
- E.
Supersusceptible
- F.
Susceptible
Correct Answer
B. Sensitive -
- 11.
If an improperly packaged ESD item is suspected, contact your ____ ____.
Correct Answer
supply monitor
Supply monitor
Supply Monitor
"Supply Monitor"
supply Monitor - 12.
____ ____ may be necessary for proper conductivity between your skin and the wrist strap. (use proper punctuation)
Correct Answer
Skin lotion
skin lotion
hand lotion
Hand lotion - 13.
How often should work surfaces, storage cabinets, shelves and flooring be tested?
- A.
Every day, before initial use
- B.
Weekly
- C.
Monthly
- D.
Quarterly
- E.
Biannually
- F.
Annually
Correct Answer
F. Annually -
- 14.
How often should wrist straps be tested?
- A.
Every day, before initial use
- B.
Weekly
- C.
Monthly
- D.
Quarterly
- E.
Biannually
- F.
Annually
Correct Answer
A. Every day, before initial use -
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