PRACTICAL PROBLEM

1. b. Stillson wrench 52. d.Rapwrench 106. –

2. c. Compound leverage 53. a. 8 107. –
Wrench 54. – 108. c. ½”’
3. b. Contractor 55. b.Suction valve 109. –
4. d. Cast Iron Soil Pipe 56. c. Plug 110. c. ½”
Institute 57. d.U.L. 111. –
5. d. Exterior Elevation Drawing 58. b.95-5 tin antimony 112. d. Foot valve
6. b. ½ 59. c. Automatically 113. c. ASTM
7. b. 1 ½” 60. c. Chloride 114. d. Sea water
8. d. 5 61. d.Toxic waste 115. c. 28”
9. a. Chain wrench 62. b. The presence of algae 116. –
10. d.Hex wrench 63. c. Torque Wrench 117. a. P 6.00
11. a. Basket Strainer wrench 64. – 118. –
12. c. Bench Yoke Vise 65. d.Stand chain vise 119. –
13. c. Isometric Drawing 66. b.Allen wrench 120. –
14. b.Stop box 67. a. Offset pipe wrench 121. d. 10 GPH
15. a. Fixture traps 68. d.End-pipe wrench 122. –
16. a. Fixture drain 69. a. Valve seat tool 123. –
17. b.Hydroelectric water tank 70. d.Water main 124. a. Methane gas
18. d.CS and PS 71. d.Water meter 125. c. 8”
19. b.ANSI 72. c. Waste 126. –
20. a. ¾” 73. b.Goggles 127. –
21. b.Rainwater leader 74. a. Extension ladder 128. d. Plug
22. a. Extension ladder 75. c. Class C 129. –
23. b.Class A 76. c. Blue 130. –
24. b.Thermoplastic 77. c. Seamless pipe 131. d. 5 GPH
25. – 78. a. Globe valve 132. –
26. b.Journeymen 79. b.Red 133. d. Circulating pump
27. d.None of the Above 80. d.Estimator 134. c. Torque wrench
28. b.National Master 81. d.Section drawing 135. a. Filtration
Plumbers Association of the 82. a. Corporation cock 136. b. 75 GPH
Philippines 83. a. Horizontal Branch 137. b. 12”
29. a. Plot plan 84. c. Pawl lock 138. d. U.L.
30. b.Curb Cock 85. a. Class D 139. c. Potable water
31. b.Soil Pipe 86. d.All of the above pipe
32. b.Vent Pipes 87. a. Split wedge disk gate 140. d. CS and PS
33. a. Face Shield valve 141. –
34. b.Extension Cord 88. b.Cross linked 142. a. Check the lift
35. a. Rigging polyethylene disk
36. d.Class C 89. d.Class B 143.a. Teflon tape
37. b.Thermosetting 144.a. Check valve
90. a. Detail drawing
145.b. Muriatic acid
38. a. Home Run 91. –
146.c. Trap
39. d.Blue 92. a. 8
147.b. Pneumatic ejector
40. c. Welded Pipe 93. a. ¾”
148.a. Closet auger
41. b.Shoulder Nipple 94. c. Solid wedge
149.a. Cut and unscrew at the joint
42. b.Solid wedge disk gate 95. –
150.–
valve 96. –
43. a. Apprentice 151.b. Particle
97. d.Oil
152.a. Centrifugal pump
44. b.Occupational Safety and 98. –
153.a. Roof area of building
Health Administration 99. –
45. b.Schematic piping layout 154.c. Fire hydrant
100. c. Spring yarning
46. c. Water service iron 155.d. Filter
47. a. Stack 101. – 156.a. Friction losses
48. d.Personal protective 102. – 157.a. Resistance produce by contact
equipment 103. c. Screwed of flowing water and the interior
49. d.Fixed Ladder 104. b. The presence of surface of pipe
50. b.Ladder algae 158.b. Clamp saddle
51. b.Class B 105. – 159.b. Union patent
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160.c. Plug 215.a. Urinals
161.a. Nipple 216.–
162.a. Lock nut 217.–
163.b. The listed size correspond to 218.b. Replace the pipe and fitting
outside diameter 219.c. Install packing materials to
164.c. Water hammer cushion possible impact
165.a. Flood level 220.d. Pneumatic pump
166.b. Elongated bowl type 221.b. Pure cement and water
167.c. 2/3 of the area 222.–
168.b. Trap way of toilet bowl 223.–
169.– 224.c. Unit vent
170.c. To make permanent 225.c. Stack vent thru roof
171.b. 3 threads 226.–
172.– 227.d. None of these
173.– 228.b. Grease trap
174.b. Strap wrench 229.–
175.a. Wet and watery hub end 230.a. Catch basin
176.– 231.c. 7.48 gallons
177.c. Blowout 232.c. Water main to the water
178.– meter
179.b. Deburr the inside of the pipe 233.c. Downspout
180.b. Machine lubricating oil 234.d. Flush valve
181.b. Leader 235.d. 38 mm Ɵ
182.d. Semi- recessed 236.d. 1.20 m
183.b. Plug valve 237.b. 20 kg/sqcm
184.c. Roof drains 238.a. 4 or more
185.c. Sump 239.c. Countertop
186.c. Booster pump 240.c. Booster pump
187.b. Wash fountain 241.b. National Plumbing Code
188.– 242.c. Sump
189.a. Closet auger 243.b. Indirect connection
190.a. Crown weir to top dip 244.a. Drain inlets
191.d. Under the basement floor 245.a. National Standards for
192.c. White Drinking Water
193.d. Screwed and flanged 246. b. Plug valves
194.c. White c. Glove valves
195.a. Scullery sink 247. c. A public sewer system
196.a. Atmospheric pressure 248. d. Threaded
197.c. Surging flow 249. a. Plastic
198.a. 18 inches 250. c. Roof drains
199.c. It precipitate salt form within 251. a. Water service
pipe that reduces the diameter 252. b. Pneumatic ejector
200.b. Vacuum breaker 253. c. Developed length
201.d. Pressure loss 254. a. Flushometer valve
202.b. Water hammer 255. b. Tensile stress
203.b. 0.30 & 0.60 m per layer 256. –
204.b. One pipe size larger 257. b. Rim
205.b. Storm drain pipe 258. b. Sump
206.a. 150 mm 259. c. Reverse trap
207.– 260. b. 0.30 m
208.a. ¼ in/ft 261. –
209.– 262. a. 25 mm (1”)
210.b. Indirect water connection 263. d. Fixture unit
211.b. Floor flange and gasket 264. d. 38 mm
212.d. Main vent 265. b. Proper ventilation
213.– 266. a. DTI
214.a. bathtub 267. a. 19.00 mm (3/4”)