Attributes of an IBEW apprenticeship
Apprenticeship and your Responsibilities
IBEW and it History
Your Job and the Future it holds.
The Economics of Employment
100

The intitials IBEW represent which organization?

International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers

100

A signed copy of one's Apprenticeship Agreement confirms to the student and others that he or she is a(n) ______ apprentice. 

Indentured

100

An early generating plant was established in the city of ______ in 1882 on Pearl Street.

New York

100

The construction industry employs about   ?   of all the workers in the U.S.A.

5%

100

Which personal trait cannot be taught by the instructor or Journeyman Electrical Worker?

Attitude

200

The Initials NECA represent which orgainization

National Electrical Contractors Association

200

Failure to meet apprenticeship obligations will result in the apprentice being ______. 

Dropped from the program. (De-registered) 

200


The nucleus of what was to become the IBEW was formed in 1890 in the city of _____.

St. Louis

200

The _____ of construction workers is one of the most critical factors in shaping our economy and keeping it rolling.

Productivity

200

Which personal trait has an immediate impact on our customers?

Appearance

300

One is said to be a _____ individual if he or she performs up to expectations. 

Responsible

300

An Apprenticeship Agreement between the apprentice and the ______ must be signed and registered before the apprentice can be given employment or attend classes.

Committee

300

Who was the first president of the NBEW (later known as the IBEW)?

Henry Miller

300

Which goods-producing sector of the economy of the U.S.A. is expected to continue to grow?

Construction

300

______ is what we have to sell as union electricians to our customers.

Productivity

400
Failure to work on a regular basis and to satisfy classroom requirements shows that one has a lack of _______ in the trade. 
Interest
400

When the student accepted the opportunity of apprenticeship, he or she also accepted the ______ of apprenticeship.

Responsibilities

400

The International Office of the IBEW is located in ______. 

Washington, DC

400

The construction industry is projected to expand by nearly ______% annually.

10%

400

Most likely, one's ______ is gained through experience and training.

Skill

500

The ______ is responsible for establishing rules, policies, and standards of our electrical apprenticeship. 

JATC

500

Apprenticeship standards specify the minimum number of _____ required for on-the-job (OJT) training and related instruction.

Hours

500

The ______ Act of 1935 is more commonly referred to as the Wagner Act.

National Labor Relations Act

500

Of the thousands of electrical contractors who run union shops in the U.S., over ____% once worked at the trade.

80%

500

The instructor and Journeyman Electrical Worker are charged with passing on their ______ of the trade.

Knowledge