NEC Code Practice Test Quiz 

I like this video. It helped. It would be better if in the answers you put the article where we can find it !!!

i took all 20 of these tests using my NEC book and they were a tremendous help in helping me get used to using the book and confirming answers. I took my low voltage test after using this for practice and even if all this info was way more than low voltage questions. I passed with ease. So thanks for having these on the line.

Question 15 is incorrect. Article 386.22 states adjustment factor shall not apply when ALL of the following conditions are met. If you are using this as review for your Inside Wireman Certification, understand, most of these questions are good, however they are pretty basic. Make sure you utilize more reputable online NEC practice tests like Dewalt. It also behoves you to study with material that tells you where in the NEC you will find the answer.

I highly recommended the KEY WORD INDEX by Tom Henry. It makes finding references in the code book much easier. Cheers and good luck to everyone.

If possible use the 2014 NEC for your Real Exam if your test is still based on the 2014 NEC. My instructor told me that the NEC 2017 changes shouldn't affect passing the 2014 Exam, but one question could mean pass or fail. On some of these questions like the "Underground Wiring for Pools in Metal raceway" is no longer in the 2017. I spent a long time looking for it and couldn't find it, until I checked Ryan Chappell's code reference and yup Its no longer in there. Just a heads up.

Thanks for the NEC TIPS.

I got 21 right, I missed 3 for not taking my time, and 1 I just did not understand. I Passed Score with a 84%

Great practicing tool. It would be great if you showed code sections though. Thanks!

Question 6 is specific for dwelling units only, and also conf/meeting rooms per NEC 2017. No code requirements for general receptacles, in corporate, industrial etc.

How does this help anybody trying to prepare for the NEC exam? It really doesn’t. It would be more helpful if you showed us how you picked the keywords in the question, how you searched for them, and ultimately, how and where found the answer. You are not expected to remember every thing in the NEC, but all journeymen and contractors and the students taking the exam are expected to understand and know how to navigate the book and find any of these answers in under two minutes. Add feedback to your videos, and you have a great educational video. The video itself is not helpful

Thanks Ryan Chappell!

I agree code ref. would be great to verify answers, Thanks!

Thank you.

I wish the questions were like this on the Minnesota test it would be a lot easier

Nice video

question 13 really makes your robot voice step and fetch!

what aabout the telecommunication part? Any suggestions on preparing for this section? I am struggling with this...thank you

Q 3 article 110.33 -A (3) PERSONNEL DOORS,

You raise me up

question 3 article 110.26

ALL BUT 4 ANSWERS WERE "A".... AND MY 6YR OLD WAS THE ONE WHO NOTICED, AND HE DIDN'T WALK IN TO THE ROOM UNTIL QUESTION 20.

Lololol..amp perrys..😄😁👍👍

เสียง สังเคราะห์ = Synthesis voice

Whoa! What happened on question 13 and 15?

I would be completely lost had i lacked the spirits.

Where do i find the answer for question 16, ??? What I found in comercial garages is that is 4 hours for air change .........

Question 6 is misleading,it should have stated what is the spacing in dwelling units. 2014 nec 210.52 through 210.64 only applies to dwelling units better known as residential. FYI code book term is dwelling unit not residential.

where i can get this access to this website

Little bit of a typo on questions 13 & 15

when in doubt pick A.

What’s the reference for question 14

anybody help hanging emt conduit 3/4" on C-channel 41*41 mm 2 how many distance between the saddle and next saddle as per NEC

Do away with computer voice

where can you find number 25 and 24 in the nec?

Question 6 is a joke. I guess your supposed to know it's by and outlet(another misleading word means doorway or passthrough) or another receptacle ? And that's how people flunk....

Anybody know where i can find qustion 8

It would be better if you presented how you acquired your answers. It’s kind of pointless if you give your answer without showing how. That’s the entire point of learning to navigate the NEC.

Question 9 is incorrect... either you need to state in residential breaker panel, or state nmc conductor... because the 75C rating for 12 copper is 25, and the 90C rating for 12 is 30 amps

"must be rated not less than"---poor English jargon. "Should not be rated less than" Better. Why can't the "changes " in the code, include removal of the 1940 jargon cluttering it? As far as I'm concerned, that book, NEC ILLUSTRATED should BE the codebook. Just add in what's missing. Who make this hard? It's not like this has anything to do with the quality of the work a customer ends up getting.

Is this an AI voice? What the hell kind of accent is that?!

WIRES STRUNG OVER AN AMUSEMENT PARK RIDE?!? THAT RIGHT THERE SHOWs THE STUPIDITY of this. It would be more logical to have a mess of questions about rules in a hospital than a friggin ride!

This is not a good video for test prep. This video fails to state what the code sections are with each answer. It is not "full answers." Many code exams require you to cite the code section along with the answer. And many exams are fill in the blank not multiple choice. If you want to pass the exam, I would highly recommend Stallcups Master Licensing Exam book. You will also need to purchase the answer book separately. If you need videos to pass, that is okay, but you should stick to industry vetted sources like Mike Holt.

Question 9 is also misleading 😡 starting to think these quizzes are crap 💩

In the world of modelling and marketing you don't use this book. This book is meaningless to you.

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