Switches
Wire
Terms
The NEC
Electrical History
100
Also referred to as "SPST" this is the most common switch used in residential electrical.
Single Pole Switch
100
This gauge of NM "Romex" Wire is rated for 15 amps and has a white jacket.
14/2
100
Proper name for an "outlet"
Receptacle
100
How often is the NEC updated?
Every 3 Years
100
This man invented the AC motor among other things.
Nikola Tesla
200
This (sharp) switch is the type Dr. Frankenstein would've used to animate his monster.
Knife Switch
200
This type of Grey wire is used to supply power to your main electrical panel.
Service Entrance Cable
200
Term(s) for shutting down and labeling a piece of equipment for service.
Lockout/ Tagout
200
This Company Published the NEC
NFPA (National Fire Prevention Agency)
200
This man financed both Tesla and Edison inventions over the years.
JP Morgan
300
This type of switch design offers a smoother paddle style switch. 
Rocker
300
This wire is similar to MC and also uses 2 letters as its name.
BX Cable
300
Name given to a conduit bender on the NOCTI?
Hickey
300
This Article is "Definitions"
Article 100
300
This man from Pittsburgh invented the train airbrake and eventually AC generation. He also invented the 5 day work week.
George Westinghouse
400
This type of switch is activated when something reaches a certain range of motion.
Limit Switch
400
This wire can be left outside, in the sun and underground.
UF (underground feeder) cable
400
Name 3 Reputable Electrical tool/ equipment Brands
Klein, Greenlee, Ideal, Gardner Bender, Leviton, Siemens, Murray, Square D, Eaton, Cutler Hammer, Wengart, Wiha, Knipex, Irwin
400
This Table is the one we use for wire ratings.
Chapter 9 Tables
400
This city hosted the worlds fair which was the first grand display of electric light.
Chicago
500
What does SPST stand for?
Single Pole Single Throw
500
This type of wire is flexible and black in color, its the kind we make our bread board power cords out of.
SO Cable
500
Name given to the process of installing wire/ boxes, and panel(s) on a jobsite
Rough-In
500
This Article is "Branch Circuits"
Article 210
500
Thomas Edison's laboratory is located in this town in New Jersey.
Menlo Park