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Georgia Journeyman Electrician Practice Test

Free Georgia journeyman electrician practice test with 20 NEC-based questions. Covers grounding, load calculations, and wiring methods. Instant scoring.

These questions are for study practice only and are not official exam questions.

Question 1

1

In a typical dwelling electrical system, where is the neutral permitted to be bonded to the equipment grounding system?

Question 2

2

In a standard dwelling load calculation, what value is assigned to the required laundry branch circuit?

Question 3

3

When calculating the load for a household electric clothes dryer, what minimum value does the NEC require?

Question 4

4

What is the minimum length required for a rod-type grounding electrode?

Question 5

5

A single driven ground rod does not achieve a resistance to earth of 25 ohms or less. What does the NEC require?

Question 6

6

What is the scope limit of a Georgia Class I (restricted) electrical contractor license?

Question 7

7

To qualify as a concrete-encased electrode, reinforcing bar in a footing must be at least what size and length?

Question 8

8

Using the NEC demand table for household cooking equipment, what is the demand load for one 12 kW electric range?

Question 9

9

When does a Georgia electrical contractor license expire and require renewal?

Question 10

10

A 1,440-watt space heater operates at 120 volts. How much current does it draw?

Question 11

11

A building has an interior metal water piping system. What does the NEC require with respect to grounding and bonding?

Question 12

12

A 9,600-watt heat strip operates at 240 volts, single phase. What current does it draw?

Question 13

13

Which dwelling location requires GFCI protection for all 125-volt, 15- and 20-ampere receptacles?

Question 14

14

Which statement correctly describes how Georgia licenses electricians at the state level?

Question 15

15

In a service panel, what does the main bonding jumper connect?

Question 16

16

A 240-volt, 30-ampere load is 150 feet from the panel, wired with 10 AWG copper (10,380 circular mils). Using VD = 2 x K x I x L / CM with K = 12.9, what is the approximate voltage drop?

Question 17

17

In dwelling habitable rooms, wall receptacles must be spaced so that no point along the floor line is more than how far from a receptacle outlet?

Question 18

18

What is the key difference between the grounded conductor and the equipment grounding conductor in a branch circuit?

Question 19

19

For a separately derived system such as a transformer secondary, where may the system bonding jumper be installed?

Question 20

20

A 20-ampere branch circuit supplies a continuous load. What is the maximum continuous load current permitted on that circuit?

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