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Which of the following are special characteristics of plenum cable? It burns rapidly but at a low temperature and with no toxic fumes. It burns slowly and with no toxic fumes. It does not burn and so produces no toxic fumes. It burns rapidly but will only ignite at a very high temperature and does not produce toxic fumes. 2What is an essential tool to have on an upper floor when pulling backbone cable from an upper to a lower floor? cable winch Reel brake Mouse fish tape

Which methods are used to locate studs in a sheetrock, or drywall, room? (Choose two.) using magnets tapping the surface nailing specific areas using blueprints using a stud finder 4Where is the staging area normally situated? near the offices needing the wire near the telecommunications room on the main floor of the building on the top floor of the building

What are the most common causes of microbends in a fiber-optic cable? (Choose two.) imperfections in the cladding structure Fiber-optic connectors twisted during installation deviations of the axis of the cable from a straight line that will cause light to leak out of the fiber imperfections on the cable outer jacket surface mechanical stress on the cable that introduces local discontinuities 6What is the generally accepted maximum number of ninety degree bends in one run of conduit? One Two Three Tour

Which type of equipment is displayed in the photograph? Bullwheel quadrant block Reel jack Reel Soller 8What are some alternatives to a fish line when a cable must be pulled behind a drywall? (Choose two.) use a weight and a string use a surface mounted raceway use flexible chains and magnets Drop the cable down the drywall install a conduit behind the wall

Which recommendations should be followed for a successful cutover? (Choose two.) Randomly test at least 50% of the cables that are installed keep detailed records of the installation create accurate punch-lists schedule the cutover when it is most convenient for the customer record all the changes in the as-built drawings

10The technician is working on a site where there is a conduit run from the outlet boxes to ceiling. Which procedure should b install the cable? Run the cable from the outlet box through the conduit to the ceiling. Drop the cable down the conduit until it meets the outlet box. Drop a fish tape down the conduit so the cable can be pulled up. Push a fish tape up the conduit so that the cable can be pulled down.

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When pulling a horizontal cable, which guideline should the cable installer follow? Run the cable parallel to the walls place the cable diagonally across the ceiling Lay the cable directly on top of the ceiling tiles for support route the cable through the air conditioning duct work for support

12During a visual inspection of a cable installation, it is noticed that a service loop of fiber optic has been left at a 90 degree t else would it be expected to see a service loop? midpoint on a straight run In the ceiling above an individual outlet In the wall directly behind an individual outlet every 18 m (60 ft)

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What is the difference between a swivel used in pulling cable and one that is used in pulling fiber-optic cable? There is no difference. The fiber-optic swivel can handle pulling tension exceeding 5000 pounds. The fiber-optic swivel is designed to break away with pulling loads greater than 600 pounds. The fiber-optic swivel can rotate even under heavy loads. 14When is the term cutting over used? (Choose two.) when new services are added to an existing cable system when the equipment of an existing cable system is upgraded when new equipment is being installed on a newly-installed cable system when new equipment is installed on an existing cable system when the services running on an existing network are transferred to a new cable system when various specialized cabling vendors are included on a newly-installed cable system

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A 10 m (33 ft) segment of 10 cm (4 in) conduit with a 90 degree bend is being installed. What is the standard radius that sh used for the bend? 20 cm (7.9 in) 35 cm (13.8 in) 45 cm (17.8 in) 60 cm (23.6 in) When fiber is pulled along a backbone, where will the cable installer leave service loops? 30-degree bends 45-degree bends 50-degree bends 60-degree bends 90-degree bends 17

Which fiber-optic component provides strength and protects the glass fibers? A B C D E

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What is the purpose of a removable shaft on a pulley? To remove a cable after pulling To allow extra cables to be pulled To keep any cable from breaking if tension goes beyond the limit To allow installers to easily add or remove cables as they are pulling them

19During the rough-in phase of a wiring project, several wires are pulled from the staging area to individual work areas. Whic should be accomplished during this phase? The cable should be tested for standards compliance. The cable should be labeled at both ends. The cable should be terminated at both ends. The cable should be terminated at the end that is not in the telecommunications room.

20 A cable is being pulled and a 60 degree turn should be made. What would be an appropriate device to use? Pulley reel Soller Swivel Bullwheel