Plumbing 4 Quiz
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It’s easy to take things in life for granted. When your sink or toilet stops working, you can call a plumber and have it fixed in the blink of an eye. But what are they fixing? Let’s take a look.
- 1.Use in hot water storage tank, controlled outlet/pipe use to discharge water detritus and steam, one type of releif vent.
- A.
BLOW ON
- B.
BLOW OFF
- C.
HOT VALVE
- D.
PRESSURE VALVE
- 2.TRAP SEALS FOR WATER CLOSETS
- A.
1 1/4"
- B.
1 1/2"
- C.
3"
- D.
2"
- 3.TRAP SEALS FOR WASH BASIN LAVATORIES
- A.
1 1/4"
- B.
1 1/2"
- C.
3"
- D.
2"
- 4.TRAP SEALS FOR URINAL THROUGH
- A.
1 1/2"
- B.
1 1/4"
- C.
3"
- D.
2"
- 5.TRAP SEALS FOR URINAL STALL
- A.
1 1/2"
- B.
1 1/4"
- C.
3"
- D.
2"
- 6.TRAP SEALS FOR URINAL PEDESTAL
- A.
1 1/2"
- B.
1 1/4"
- C.
3"
- D.
2"
- 7.TRAP SEALS FOR URINAL LIP
- A.
1 1/2"
- B.
1 1/4"
- C.
3"
- D.
2"
- 8.TRAP SEALS FOR SLOPS SINKS (ORDINARY)
- A.
1 1/2"
- B.
1 1/4"
- C.
3"
- D.
2"
- 9.TRAP SEALS FOR SLOPS SINKS (COMBINE TRAP)
- A.
1 1/2"
- B.
1 1/4"
- C.
3"
- D.
2"
- 10.TRAP SEALS FOR SINKS (SMALL PANTRY OR BAR)
- A.
1 1/2"
- B.
1 1/4"
- C.
3"
- D.
2"
- 11.TRAP SEALS FOR SINKS (KITCHEN or RESIDENCE)
- A.
1 1/2"
- B.
1 1/4"
- C.
3"
- D.
2"
- 12.TRAP SEALS FOR SINKS (hotel or public)
- A.
1 1/2"
- B.
1 1/4"
- C.
3"
- D.
2"
- 13.TRAP SEALS FOR SINKS (DISH WASHER)
- A.
1 1/2"
- B.
1 1/4"
- C.
3"
- D.
2"
- 14.TRAP SEAL FOR FLOOR DRAIN
- A.
1 1/2"
- B.
1 1/4"
- C.
3"
- D.
2"
- 15.TRAP SEAL FOR BIDET
- A.
1 1/2"
- B.
1 1/4"
- C.
3"
- D.
2"
- 16.TRAP SEAL FOR BATH TUB
- A.
1 1/2"
- B.
1 1/4"
- C.
3"
- D.
2"
- 17.TRAP SEAL FOR LAUNDRY TRAYS
- A.
1 1/2"
- B.
1 1/4"
- C.
3"
- D.
2"
- 18.TRAP SEAL FOR FOUNTAIN CUP SIDERS
- A.
1 1/2"
- B.
1 1/4"
- C.
3"
- D.
2"
- 19.TRAP SEAL FOR FOOT BATH SITZ
- A.
1 1/2"
- B.
1 1/4"
- C.
3"
- D.
2"
- 20.TRAP SEAL FOR FOOT BATH SHOWER STALL
- A.
1 1/2"
- B.
1 1/4"
- C.
3"
- D.
2"
- 21.TRAP SEAL FOR FOOT BATH
- A.
1 1/2"
- B.
1 1/4"
- C.
3"
- D.
2"
- 22.TRAP SEAL FOR DRINKING FOUNTAIN
- A.
1 1/2"
- B.
1 1/4"
- C.
3"
- D.
2"
- 23.TRAP SEAL FOR COMBINATION FIXTURE
- A.
1 1/2"
- B.
1 1/4"
- C.
3"
- D.
2"
- 24.THERE ARE DIFFERENT TYPES OF BIDET, WHICH IS NOT THE FOLLOWING
- A.
STALL
- B.
STAND
- C.
RECESSED
- D.
LATTE
- 25.That portion of a pipe which for a short distance, is sufficiently enlarged to receive the end of another pipe of the same diameter for the purpose of making a joint.
- A.
BELL OR HUB
- B.
ELBOW
- C.
ANGLE PIPE
- D.
NONE OF THE ABOVE
- 26.Known today as hose bib (H B), part of water line and is a faucet found in service area and gardens.
- A.
BIBB
- B.
FAUCET
- C.
SERVICE PIPE
- D.
NONE OF THE ABOVE
- 27.For W C without water storage tank, a cup like shell, ball in cup-like shell that allow movement
- A.
JOINT
- B.
ANGLE JOINT
- C.
BALL JOINT
- D.
COCK JOINT
- 28.Faucet opened and closed by a ball floating on the water, also called ball cock valve.
- A.
BALL COCK
- B.
BALL VALVE
- C.
CHECK VALVE
- D.
COCK
- 29.Air pressure in drainage pipe greater than atmospheric pressure.
- A.
BACK PRESSURE
- B.
BACK FLOW
- C.
BACK SIPHONAGE
- D.
BEHIND PRESSURE
- 30.A vertical pipe FOR WATER SUPPLY
- A.
RISER
- B.
STACK
- C.
BRANCH
- D.
SERVICE PIPE
- 31.A vertical pipe FOR DRAINAGE
- A.
RISER
- B.
STACK
- C.
BRANCH
- D.
SERVICE PIPE
- 32.A tool used for straightening or expanding lead pipe.
- A.
LEAD EXPANSION
- B.
BENDING PIN
- C.
BENDING JOINT
- D.
PIN
- 33.A length of soil or waste stack that branch into the main at storey height, one branch not less than 8 feet
- A.
BATTERY
- B.
BRANCH
- C.
BRANCH INTERVAL
- D.
NON OF THE ABOVE
- 34..), a plumbing fixture use to wash the genitals, also called a sitz bath (tool bath
- A.
BIDET
- B.
LAVATORY
- C.
WATER CLOSET
- D.
BIBB
- 35.IN STORM DRAIN SYSTEM, IT IS USED TO PREVENT AGGREGATES, DEBRIS AND OTHER UNWANTED OBJECTS FROM ENTERING THE DRAINAGE SYSTEM
- A.
TRAP
- B.
STRAINER
- C.
CATCH BASIN
- D.
FLOOR DRAIN
- 36.WHERE ARE STORM SEWER USUALLY PLACED
- A.
AT THE GATE
- B.
UNDER THE SIDE WALK ON NARROW ROAD AND UNDER THE ROAD ON WIDE ROAD
- C.
AT THE CENTER OF THE ROAD
- D.
NEAR THE CURB
- 37.TEFLON, A WHITE, SOFT, WAXY, AND NON ADHESIVE POLYMER IS USED AS A LEAK PREVENTION MATERIAL FOR PIPES PARTICULARLY GALVANIZED IRON PIPES. IT IS PLACED BETWEEN THE THREADED PIPE END AND FITTING, WHAT IS THE CHEMICAL NAME OF TEFLON?
- A.
TRIFLOURORTHANE
- B.
POLYETHYLENE
- C.
TETRAFLOUROETHYLENE
- D.
PENTAFLOUROCARBON
- 38.AN ENGINEERED MATERAIL CREATED THROUGH A PATENTED PROCEDURE THAT BONDS GLOSSY PORCELAIN ENAMELED METAL TO A STRUCTURAL COMPOSITE THROUGH AN INJECTION MOULDING PROCESS, USED PARTICULARLY IN MANUFACTURING BATHUBS. WHAT IS THE PATENTED MATERIAL USED IN THE MARKET TODAY?
- A.
XPELOR
- B.
DACRON
- C.
LUCITE
- D.
AMERCAST
- 39.IN A TYPICAL GREASE TRAP, WHAT SHOULD BE THE CORRECT ARRANGEMENT OF ITS INLET AND OUTLET IN ITS ELEVATION
- A.
THE INLET SHOULD BE HIGHER THAN THE OUTLET
- B.
THE OUTLET SHOULD BE HIGHER THAN THE INLET
- C.
BOTH INLET AND OUTLET SHOULD BE AT THE SAME ELEVATION SPECIFICALLY AT THE UPPER SECTION OF THE TRAP
- D.
ANY ELEVATION WILL DO
- 40.A STANDARD PIPING MATERIAL USED BY THE LOCAL WATER UTILITY COMPANY TO CONNECT THE WATER SERVICE PIPE OF ANY ESTABLISHMENT TO THE WATER MAIN. WHAT IS THIS PLASTIC PIPING MATERIAL?
- A.
POLYVINYL CHLORIDE (PVC)
- B.
UNPLASTICIZED POLYVINYL CHLORIDE (PVC)
- C.
ACYLONITRILE BUTADINE STYRENE (ABS)
- D.
POLYETHYLENE (PE)
- 41.WHEN DESIGNING A SEPTIC TANK, WHICH OF THE FOLLOWING PRACTICES IS NOT ACCEPTABLE IN SO FAR AS STANDARD TRADE PRACTICE AND CODE REQUIREMENT IS CONCERENED
- A.
A VENT IS NECESSARY
- B.
INLET PIPE CONNECTED AT THE LEACHING CHAMBER
- C.
NO AIR SPACE BETWEEN UNDERSIDE OF SLAB AND SCUM LINE
- D.
ALL OF THESE
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