1.

Water hammer arrester shall conform to,

A. ASSE 1405
B. ASSE 1015
C. ASSE 1010
D. ASSE 1250
2. The process of connecting a pipe with an oakum and lead packed in place.
A. Caulking
B. Soldering
C. Crimpling
D. Welding
3. A wet vent may ___.
A. Serve only one bathroom group.
B. Allowed for water closets to be connected at different levels.
C. Accept drainage from fixtures including water closet.
D. Extend from the connection of the dry vent down to the lowest fixture drain connection.
4. An interceptor located inside a building and having a flow rate less than 50 gpm is a ___.
A. Grease interceptor
B. Floor sink
C. Grease trap
D. Aspirator
5. A circuit vent may vent up to
A. 4
B. 8
C. 6
D. 10
6. The maximum depth of a trap seal shall be ___ inches unless special circumstances dictate
otherwise.
A. 2
B. 3
C. 4
D. 5
7. Which of the following does not require the display of a license.
A. Contracts
B. Vehicle signs
C. Yellow page
D. Proposals
8. Gas appliance connectors shall pass through any of the following except.
A. Walls
B. Fireplaces
C. Appliance housing
D. Floors
9. A piping material made from mild steel that is drawn through a die and welded. It is dipped in bath
of zinc, which treatment serves to some degree protects the pipe against the effects of acids.
A. Galvanized steel pipe
B. Galvanized wrought iron pipe
C. Cast iron pipe
D. Polyvinyl chloride pipe
10. A form of extractive metallurgy, its main use is to produce a metal from its ore.
 A. Tuberculation
B. Carbonation
C. Smelting
D. Coagulation
11. A type of urinal in that rests on the floor and which the bowl is elongated. A front piece conceals the
internal elements of the urinal located at the lower part of it.
A. Wall hung urinal
B. Trough urinal
C. Stall urinal
D. Sitz bath
12. A covered usually small tank used mainly for storing rainwater for domestic use other than for
drinking purposes.
A. Catchment
B. Building sewer
C. Catch basin
D. Conductor
13. The extended portion of the pipe that is closed on one end to which no connections are made on
the extended portion.
A. House drain
B. Building sewer
C. Blind end
D. Pipe run
14. A valve placed on the water main on which the building water service is connected.
A. Curb cock
B. Corporation stop
C. Gate valve
D. Globe valve
15. A fitting with a projecting collar along the edge used on installation requiring increased area
coverage for added mechanical strength.
A. Flange
B. Socket
C. Union
D. Bushing
16. A type of valve in which the flow of liquid is controlled by a rotating drilled ball that fits tightly
against a resistant seat in the valve body.
A. Angle valve
B. Ball valve
C. Globe valve
D. Flush valve
17. The process of plugging an opening with oakum and lead that are pounded into the annular space in
a bell and spigot cast iron pipe.
A. Brazing
B. Welding
C. Flaring
D. Caulking
18. A common measure of the probable discharge in to the drainage system by various types of
plumbing fixtures equal to a discharge of 7.5 gals per minute.
A. Plumbing unit
 B. Discharge unit
C. Fixture unit
D. Flow rate
19. A short length pipe with external threads at each end used to join couplings or fittings.
A. Union
B. Nipple
C. Valve
D. Bushing
20. A device located at the bottom of a flush tank for flushing water closets and similar fixtures.
A. Flapper valve
B. Float valve
C. Gate valve
D. Flushometer valve
21. Storm water is,
A. Potable water
B. Rain water
C. Waste water
D. Sea water
22. Considered as boundary for inadequate water pressure.
A. 103 kPa
B. 93 kPa
C. 113 kPa
D. 123 kPa
23. A malleable iron fitting for threaded pipe with a 45o or 90o bend, with an inside thread on one end
and outside thread on the other.
A. Street elbow
B. Return bend
C. Straight elbow
D. ¼ bend
24. A piping material made from mild steel that is drawn through a die and welded. It is dipped in bath
of zinc, which treatment serves to some degree the pipe against the effects of acids.
A. Galvanized steel pipe
B. Galvanized wrought iron pipe
C. Cast iron pipe
D. Acid resistant cast iron pipe
25. A type of urinal in which the bowl is elongated and attached to the floor. A front piece conceals the
internal elements of the urinal located at the lower part of it.
A. Wall hung urinal
B. With pedestal urinal
C. Stall urinal
D. Trough urinal
26. A valve placed on the water main on which the building water service is connected.
A. Curb cock
B. Corporation stop
C. Gate valve
D. Globe valve
27. An outhouse used for the deposition of excrement.
A. Privy
 B. Sewage disposal shed
C. Cesspool
D. Septic Tank
28. A pipe which carries the discharge of toilets or similar fixtures, with or without the discharge of
other fixtures, to a sewer or approved drain.
A. Soil pipe
B. Waste stack
C. Waste pipe
D. Soil and waste pipe
29. A common measure of the probable discharge into the drainage system by various types of
plumbing, fixtures equal to a discharge of 7.5 gals per minute.
A. Fixture unit
B. Discharge unit
C. Plumbing unit
D. Flow rate
30. Porcelain enamel ware, such as bathtubs, toilet bowls, washbasins, etc.
A. Plumbing appurtenance
B. Sanitary ware
C. Plumbing fixture
D. Plumbing fitting
31. A piece of metal fitted under another piece of flat metal or wood over which water is expected to
run and is usually found in roofs is called.
A. Gutter
B. Flashing
C. Sheeting
D. Roofing
32. All water supply, drainage, venting system and all fixtures and their traps complete with their
connections.
A. Plumbing system
B. Sewer system
C. Piping system
D. Sanitary system
33. Air pressure in drainage pipes greater than atmospheric pressure.
A. Standard pressure
B. Back pressure
C. Normal pressure
D. Barometric pressure