003a - Refresher SPDI

SANITATION, PLUMBING DESIGN &
INSTALLATION
SET A
1. R.A. 9514 is also known as
a. Revised fire code of the Philppines 2008

b. Revised fire code of the Philppines 2010
c. Revised fire code of the Philppines 2009
d. Revised fire code of the Philppines 2007
1. R.A. 9514 is also known as
a. Revised fire code of the Philppines 2008

b. Revised fire code of the Philppines 2010
c. Revised fire code of the Philppines 2009
d. Revised fire code of the Philppines 2007
2. Act that would remove or neutralize a
fire hazard.
a. Fire resistivity c. Suppression

b. Fire Exit d. Abatement
2. Act that would remove or neutralize a
fire hazard.
a. Fire resistivity c. Suppression

b. Fire Exit d. Abatement
3. Any person who acts as agent of the
owner and manages the use of a building
for him.
a. Officer c. Chief
b. Building Official d. Administrator
3. Any person who acts as agent of the
owner and manages the use of a building
for him.
a. Officer c. Chief
b. Building Official d. Administrator
4. Any material or mixture consisting of
a fuel and oxidizer used to set off
explosives.
a. Blasting agent c. Chemical fire reducer
b. Foam d. None of the above
4. Any material or mixture consisting of
a fuel and oxidizer used to set off
explosives.
a. Blasting agent c. Chemical fire reducer
b. Foam d. None of the above
5. A highly combustible and explosive
compound produced by the reaction of
nitric acid with a cellulose material.
a. Sodium nitrate c. Cellulose Nitrate
b. Nitrate oxide d. None of the above
5. A highly combustible and explosive
compound produced by the reaction of
nitric acid with a cellulose material.
a. Sodium nitrate c. Cellulose Nitrate
b. Nitrate oxide d. None of the above
6. Any plastic substance, materials or
compound having cellulose nitrate (nitro
cellulose) as base.
a. Cellulose nitrate Plastic (pyroxylin)
b. Cellulose nitrate (nitro cellulose)
c. Nitrate Oxide
d. Sodium Nitrate
6. Any plastic substance, materials or
compound having cellulose nitrate (nitro
cellulose) as base.
a. Cellulose nitrate Plastic (pyroxylin)
b. Cellulose nitrate (nitro cellulose)
c. Nitrate Oxide
d. Sodium Nitrate
7. Descriptive of materials that are easily
set on fire.
a. Combustible fiber
b. Combustible, flammable or inflammable
c. Combustible Liquid
d. Corrosive Liquid
7. Descriptive of materials that are easily
set on fire.
a. Combustible fiber
b. Combustible, flammable or inflammable
c. Combustible Liquid
d. Corrosive Liquid
8. Any readily ignitable and free burning fiber such
as cotton, oakum, rags, waste cloth, waste paper,
kapok, hay, straw, Spanish moss, excelsior and other
similar materials commonly used in commerce.
a. Combustible fiber c. Corrosive Liquid

b. Combustible Liquid d. Curtain Board
8. Any readily ignitable and free burning fiber such
as cotton, oakum, rags, waste cloth, waste paper,
kapok, hay, straw, Spanish moss, excelsior and other
similar materials commonly used in commerce.

9. Liquid having a flash point at or above
37.8 C (100 deg. F).
a. Curtain board c. Combustible liquid

b. Corrosive liquid d. Combustible fiber
9. Liquid having a flash point at or above
37.8 C (100 deg. F).
a. Curtain board c. Combustible liquid

b. Corrosive liquid d. Combustible fiber
10. Any liquid which causes fire when in
contact with organic matter or with
certain chemicals.
a. Corrosive Fiber c. Corrosive Liquid

10. Any liquid which causes fire when in
contact with organic matter or with
certain chemicals.
a. Corrosive Fiber c. Corrosive Liquid

11. A vertical panel of noncombustible or fire resistive
materials attached to and extending below the bottom
chord of the roof trusses, to divide the underside of the
roof into separate compartments so that heat and
smoke will be directed upwards to a roof vent.

11. A vertical panel of noncombustible or fire resistive
materials attached to and extending below the bottom
chord of the roof trusses, to divide the underside of the
roof into separate compartments so that heat and
smoke will be directed upwards to a roof vent.

12. Descriptive of any material which by its
nature or as a result of its reaction with
other elements produces a rapid drop in
temperature of the immediate surroundings
a. Flash point c. Cryogenic

b. Fulminate d. None of the above
12. Descriptive of any material which by its
nature or as a result of its reaction with
other elements produces a rapid drop in
temperature of the immediate surroundings
a. Flash point c. Cryogenic

b. Fulminate d. None of the above
13. A normally open device installed
inside an air duct system which
automatically closes to restrict the
passage of smoke or fire.
a. Damper c. Hose Box

b. Ember d. None of the above
13. A normally open device installed
inside an air duct system which
automatically closes to restrict the
passage of smoke or fire.
a. Damper c. Hose Box

b. Ember d. None of the above
14. The process of first raising the temperature
in separate the more volatile from the less
volatile parts and then cooling and condensing
the resulting vapor so as to produce a nearly
purified substance.
a. Condensation c. Vaporization
b. Distillation d. None of the above
14. The process of first raising the temperature
in separate the more volatile from the less
volatile parts and then cooling and condensing
the resulting vapor so as to produce a nearly
purified substance.
a. Condensation c. Vaporization
b. Distillation d. None of the above
15. A continuous passageway for the
transmission of air.
a. Exhaust system c. Duct system

b. Pipe line system d. Air duct system
15. A continuous passageway for the
transmission of air.
a. Exhaust system c. Duct system

b. Pipe line system d. Air duct system
16. A finely powdered substance which,
when mixed with air in the proper
proportion and ignited will cause an
explosion.
a. Powder c. Gust
b. Chemical compound d. Dust
16. A finely powdered substance which,
when mixed with air in the proper
proportion and ignited will cause an
explosion.
a. Powder c. Gust
b. Chemical compound d. Dust
17. An extremely hot luminous bridge formed
by passage of an electric current across a space
between two conductors or terminals due to the
incandescence of the conducting vapor
a. Electric Arc c. Electric Shock

b. Electric Current d. Electric Ground
17. An extremely hot luminous bridge formed
by passage of an electric current across a space
between two conductors or terminals due to the
incandescence of the conducting vapor
a. Electric Arc c. Electric Shock

b. Electric Current d. Electric Ground
18. A hot piece or lump that remains
after a material has partially burned and
is still oxidizing without the
manifestation
a. Fire c. Burned piece

b. Ember d. Non of the above
18. A hot piece or lump that remains
after a material has partially burned and
is still oxidizing without the
manifestation
a. Fire c. Burned piece

b. Ember d. Non of the above
19. Materials used as final coating of a
surface or ornamental or protective
purposes.
a. Erection c. Laid-on
b. Finishes d. Final phase
19. Materials used as final coating of a
surface or ornamental or protective
purposes.
a. Erection c. Laid-on
b. Finishes d. Final phase
20. The active principle of burning,
characterized by the heat and light of
combustion.
a. Boil c. Smoke
b. Ember d. Fire
20. The active principle of burning,
characterized by the heat and light of
combustion.
a. Boil c. Smoke
b. Ember d. Fire
21. A building unsafe in case of fire
because it will burn easily or because it
lacks adequate exits or fire escapes.
a. Fire trap c. Fire creator

b. Fire unsafe d. Building fire
21. A building unsafe in case of fire
because it will burn easily or because it
lacks adequate exits or fire escapes.
a. Fire trap c. Fire creator

b. Fire unsafe d. Building fire
22. Any visual or audible signal produced by a device
or a system to warn the occupants of the building or
firefighting elements of the presence or danger of fire
to enable them to undertake immediate action to save
life and property and to suppress the fire.
a. Fire signal c. Fire warning system

b. Fire alarm d. None of the above
22. Any visual or audible signal produced by a device
or a system to warn the occupants of the building or
firefighting elements of the presence or danger of fire
to enable them to undertake immediate action to save
life and property and to suppress the fire.
a. Fire signal c. Fire warning system

b. Fire alarm d. None of the above
23. A fire resistive door prescribed for
openings in fire separation wall
partitions.
a. Fire resistive door c. Fire reducer door

b. Fire door d. Door fire
23. A fire resistive door prescribed for
openings in fire separation wall
partitions.
a. Fire resistive door c. Fire reducer door

b. Fire door d. Door fire
24. Any condition or act which increases or may
cause an increase in the probability of the
occurrence of fire, or which may obstruct, delay,
hinder or interfere with fire fighting operations
and the safeguarding of life and property.
a. Fire trap c. Fire hazard

b. Fire unsafe d. Fire warning
24. Any condition or act which increases or may
cause an increase in the probability of the
occurrence of fire, or which may obstruct, delay,
hinder or interfere with fire fighting operations
and the safeguarding of life and property.
a. Fire trap c. Fire hazard

b. Fire unsafe d. Fire warning
25. The partition of a roadway or public
way that should be kept opened and
unobstructed at all times for the
expedient operation of fire fighting units.
a. Fire row c. Fire hazard

b. Fire alley d. Fire lane
25. The partition of a roadway or public
way that should be kept opened and
unobstructed at all times for the
expedient operation of fire fighting units.
a. Fire row c. Fire hazard

b. Fire alley d. Fire lane
buildings or persons to include but not limited
to built-in protection system such as sprinklers
and other automatic extinguishing system,
detectors for heat, smoke and combustion
products and other warning system
components, personal protective equipment
such as fire blankets, helmets, fire suits gloves
and other garments that may be put on or
worn by persons to protect themselves during
fire.a. Fire protective device
b. Fire protective device and safety devices
c. Fire suppression device
d. None of the above
buildings or persons to include but not limited
to built-in protection system such as sprinklers
and other automatic extinguishing system,
detectors for heat, smoke and combustion
products and other warning system
components, personal protective equipment
such as fire blankets, helmets, fire suits gloves
and other garments that may be put on or
worn by persons to protect themselves during
fire.a. Fire protective device
b. Fire protective device and safety devices
c. Fire suppression device
27. The piping that conveys the discharge of
water closets or fixtures having similar
functions (containing fecal matter), with or
without the discharges from other fixtures.
a. Soil drainage system

b. Waste drainage system or sanitary drainage system
c. Storm drainage system
d. Vent system
27. The piping that conveys the discharge of
water closets or fixtures having similar
functions (containing fecal matter), with or
without the discharges from other fixtures.

d. Vent system
28. The piping that receives the liquid
discharge, for plumbing fixtures other than
those fixtures (water closet) receiving fecal
matter. The piping is free of fecal flow.

d. Vent system
28. The piping that receives the liquid
discharge, for plumbing fixtures other than
those fixtures (water closet) receiving fecal
matter. The piping is free of fecal flow.

d. Vent system
29. The piping system that receives clear water
drainage from leaders, downspouts, surface
run-off, ground water, subsurface water,
condensate water, cooling water or other
similar discharges that conveys them to the
point of disposal. All sanitary waste must be
excluded.
d. Vent system
29. The piping system that receives clear water
drainage from leaders, downspouts, surface
run-off, ground water, subsurface water,
condensate water, cooling water or other
similar discharges that conveys them to the
point of disposal. All sanitary waste must be
excluded.
d. Vent system
30. The piping system that receives flow of air
to or from a drainage system or to provide a
circulation of air with such system to protect
trap seals from siphonage or back pressure.

d. Vent system
30. The piping system that receives flow of air
to or from a drainage system or to provide a
circulation of air with such system to protect
trap seals from siphonage or back pressure.

d. Vent system
31. The part of lowest horizontal piping of a
plumbing system, which receives the
discharges from the soil, waste and other
drainage pipes inside of a building and conveys
it to the house sewer inside of the building.
a. Building drain c. Subsoil drain

b. Building sewer d. Soil pipe
31. The part of lowest horizontal piping of a
plumbing system, which receives the
discharges from the soil, waste and other
drainage pipes inside of a building and conveys
it to the house sewer inside of the building.

32. Extends from a house drain at a point of
0.60 meters from the outside face of the
foundation wall of a building to the junction
where the street sewer or to any point of
discharge and conveying the drainage of one
building site. No house/building sewer shall be
smaller than 150 mm in diameter, nor less in
size than the house/building drain.
32. Extends from a house drain at a point of
0.60 meters from the outside face of the
foundation wall of a building to the junction
where the street sewer or to any point of
discharge and conveying the drainage of one
building site. No house/building sewer shall be
smaller than 150 mm in diameter, nor less in
size than the house/building drain.
33. Conveys only waste water or liquid waste
free of fecal matter.
a. Waste pipe c. Vent pipe

b. Soil pipe d. Soil stack pipe
33. Conveys only waste water or liquid waste
free of fecal matter.

34. Any pipe which conveys the discharge of
water closet, urinal or fixtures having similar
functions, with our without the charges from
other fixture to the building drain or sewer.

34. Any pipe which conveys the discharge of
water closet, urinal or fixtures having similar
functions, with our without the charges from
other fixture to the building drain or sewer.

35. A vertical soil pipe conveying fecal matter
and waster water

35. A vertical soil pipe conveying fecal matter
and waster water

36. Used for ensuring the circulation of air in a
plumbing system and for receiving the negative
pressure exerted on the trap seals.

36. Used for ensuring the circulation of air in a
plumbing system and for receiving the negative
pressure exerted on the trap seals.

37. The vertical pipe installed primarily for
providing circulation of air to and from any part
of the soil, waste of the drainage system.
a. Vent stack c. Branch

b. Soil stack d. Stack vent
37. The vertical pipe installed primarily for
providing circulation of air to and from any part
of the soil, waste of the drainage system.
a. Vent stack c. Branch

b. Soil stack d. Stack vent
38. A watertight cover receptacle designed and
constructed to receive the discharge of sewage
from a building sewer , separate solids from the
liquid, digest organic matter and store digest
solids the clarified liquids to discharge for final
disposal.
a. Catch basin c. Sump
b. Cesspool d. Septic Tank
38. A watertight cover receptacle designed and
constructed to receive the discharge of sewage
from a building sewer , separate solids from the
liquid, digest organic matter and store digest
solids the clarified liquids to discharge for final
disposal.
39. A septic tank with effluent discharging into
a subsurface disposal field, seepage pits or of
such other facilities or may be permitted by the
plumbing code.
a. Public sewer
b. Private sewage disposal system
c. Leaching cesspool
d. Sump pit
39. A septic tank with effluent discharging into
a subsurface disposal field, seepage pits or of
such other facilities or may be permitted by the
plumbing code.
a. Public sewer
b. Private sewage disposal system
c. Leaching cesspool
d. Sump pit
40. The water collector at the eaves of the
building.
a. Roof gutter c. Leader

b. Down spout d. Conductor
40. The water collector at the eaves of the
building.

41. A vertical pipe which conveys rainwater,
also known as conductor or rain water.

41. A vertical pipe which conveys rainwater,
also known as conductor or rain water.

42. Receives storm water, clear, rain or surface-
water waste.
a. Storm pipe c. Storm drain

b. Rain water drain d. Catch basin
42. Receives storm water, clear, rain or surface-
water waste.
a. Storm pipe c. Storm drain

b. Rain water drain d. Catch basin
43. A receptacle in which liquids are retained
for a sufficient period of time to allow materials
to settle to deposit.

43. A receptacle in which liquids are retained
for a sufficient period of time to allow materials
to settle to deposit.

44. A fitting or device designed and constructed
to provide, when properly vented, a liquid seal
which prevents the backflow of foul air methane
gas without materially affecting the flow of
sewage or waste water.
a. Trap c. Trap weir
b. Crown weir d. Trap arm
44. A fitting or device designed and constructed
to provide, when properly vented, a liquid seal
which prevents the backflow of foul air methane
gas without materially affecting the flow of
sewage or waste water.
45. Is composed of groups of pipes and fittings
that convey waste from the building to the
proper means of disposal system.
a. Drainage system c. Storm drainage system

b. Drainage piping system d. Vent system
45. Is composed of groups of pipes and fittings
that convey waste from the building to the
proper means of disposal system.

46. Contains fittings that serves as drains,
traps, and vents.

46. Contains fittings that serves as drains,
traps, and vents.

47. Fittings or device designed and constructed
to provide a liquid seal which prevent the back
passage of air without materially affecting the
flow of sewage or water through it.

47. Fittings or device designed and constructed
to provide a liquid seal which prevent the back
passage of air without materially affecting the
flow of sewage or water through it.

48. That portion of sewage treatment process in
which biochemical decomposition of organic
matter takes place, resulting in the formation of
simple organic and mineral substances.
a. Digestion c. Disinfection
b. Sedimentation d. Filtration
48. That portion of sewage treatment process in
which biochemical decomposition of organic
matter takes place, resulting in the formation of
simple organic and mineral substances.
49. Untreated sewage flowing into a treatment
system.
a. Influent c. Sludge
b. Effluent d. scum
49. Untreated sewage flowing into a treatment
system.
b. Effluent d. scum
50. Treated or partially treated sewage flowing
out of a treatment system.
b. Effluent d. scum
50. Treated or partially treated sewage flowing
out of a treatment system.
b. Effluent d. scum
51. Formation of layers in the influent.
51. Formation of layers in the influent.
52. Digestion of waste through the natural
bacteria digestive action in tank or chamber.
a. Anaerobic (bacterial) digestion

b. Aerobic waste digestion
c. Anaerobic waste digestion
d. Aerobic (bacterial) digestion
52. Digestion of waste through the natural
bacteria digestive action in tank or chamber.
a. Anaerobic (bacterial) digestion

b. Aerobic waste digestion
c. Anaerobic waste digestion
d. Aerobic (bacterial) digestion
53. The sewage sediment, rich in destructive
bacteria, which can be used to break down
fresh sewage more quickly.
a. Scum c. Active sludge

b. Effluent d. influent
53. The sewage sediment, rich in destructive
bacteria, which can be used to break down
fresh sewage more quickly.
a. Scum c. Active sludge

b. Effluent d. influent
54. A means of filtering out any solid matter
from the effluent.
54. A means of filtering out any solid matter
from the effluent.
55. A process to disinfect the effluent with
chemicals.
55. A process to disinfect the effluent with
chemicals.
56. The flow or trickling of a liquid downward
through a filtering medium.
a. Filter c. Sedimentation
b. Percolation d. Trickling
56. The flow or trickling of a liquid downward
through a filtering medium.
a. Filter c. Sedimentation
b. Percolation d. Trickling
57. These are wells 60 centimeters or more in
diameter dug through the soft upper soil. The
sides maybe of masonry or concrete to prevent
from caving-in. It is necessary that the well
should be impervious to a depth of at least 3
meters.
a. Dug wells c. Driven wells
b. Bored wells d. Drilled wells
57. These are wells 60 centimeters or more in
diameter dug through the soft upper soil. The
sides maybe of masonry or concrete to prevent
from caving-in. It is necessary that the well
should be impervious to a depth of at least 3
meters.
58. These are constructed either hand or
power-driven earth auger. A well casing is
lowered to the bottom of the hole. After the
boring is complete, cement grout is poured to
fill the gap between the bored hole and the well
casing. This is to prevent contamination.
58. These are constructed either hand or
power-driven earth auger. A well casing is
lowered to the bottom of the hole. After the
boring is complete, cement grout is poured to
fill the gap between the bored hole and the well
casing. This is to prevent contamination.
59. It is done by forcing into the earth a 60 t 90-
centimeter-long piece of perforated steel tube
attached to a pointed screen called a “drive
point”. This type of well varies from 32 mm
diameter to a depth of 3 to 12 meters.
59. It is done by forcing into the earth a 60 t 90-
centimeter-long piece of perforated steel tube
attached to a pointed screen called a “drive
point”. This type of well varies from 32 mm
diameter to a depth of 3 to 12 meters.
60. A drilling rig is used the hole and then a
casing or tubular pipe is forced down to the
hole to prevent it from caving-in. When a water-
bearing stratum of sufficient capacity is found,
a well screen is set in place to permit the water
to flow into the casing and to hold back the fine
material. The depth of this well is limited only
by the distance one must dig to obtain an
adequate supply of fresh water, even down to
450 meters.
60. A drilling rig is used the hole and then a
casing or tubular pipe is forced down to the
hole to prevent it from caving-in. When a water-
bearing stratum of sufficient capacity is found,
a well screen is set in place to permit the water
to flow into the casing and to hold back the fine
material. The depth of this well is limited only
by the distance one must dig to obtain an
adequate supply of fresh water, even down to
450 meters.
61. A short piece of pipe threaded on the
outside (male threads) at both ends, used to
join couplings or other fittings.
a. Nipple c. Bushing
b. Union d. Coupling
61. A short piece of pipe threaded on the
outside (male threads) at both ends, used to
join couplings or other fittings.
a. Nipple c. Bushing
b. Union d. Coupling
62. Below 75 mm in length. Also known as
shoulder nipple.
a. Short nipple c. Close nipple

b. Long nipple d. Couple
62. Below 75 mm in length. Also known as
shoulder nipple.

63. Over 75 mm in length.

63. Over 75 mm in length.

64. Where threading meet.

64. Where threading meet.

65. A short internally threaded (female thread)
at both ends and used to connect two pieces of
pipes in straight line.

65. A short internally threaded (female thread)
at both ends and used to connect two pieces of
pipes in straight line.

66. A pipe fitting having a bend and makes an
angle (90 deg or 45 deg) between adjacent
pipes for a change in direction.
a. Tee c. Nipple
b. Elbow d. Union patente
66. A pipe fitting having a bend and makes an
angle (90 deg or 45 deg) between adjacent
pipes for a change in direction.
a. Tee c. Nipple
b. Elbow d. Union patente
67. Joins two pipes of different diameters at
right angle of each other. When specifying
reducer fittings, the bigger diameter is stated
first followed by the smaller diameter.
a. Reducing elbow c. Tee

b. Street Elbow d. Union patente
67. Joins two pipes of different diameters at
right angle of each other. When specifying
reducer fittings, the bigger diameter is stated
first followed by the smaller diameter.

68. An elbow fitting having a bend and makes
an angle (90 deg. Or 45 deg. Bend with an
inside thread on one end and outside thread on
the other. It is also known as service ell or
street ell.

68. An elbow fitting having a bend and makes
an angle 90 deg. Or 45 deg. bend with an inside
thread on one end and outside thread on the
other. It is also known as service ell or street
ell.

69. A T-shaped pipe fitting that joins 3 or 4
pipes at perpendicular directions.

69. A T-shaped pipe fitting that joins 3 or 4
pipes at perpendicular directions.

70. The simplest of the reciprocating pumps
and consists of a piston moving up and down in
a cylinder or barrel.
a. Lift pump c. Deep well piston pump

b. Piston pump d. Plunger pump
70. The simplest of the reciprocating pumps
and consists of a piston moving up and down in
a cylinder or barrel.

b. Piston pump d. Plunger pump
71. A lift pump cannot be used to raise water
above 7.50 to 8.50 meter at a normal
atmospheric pressure (101 kPa) due to:
a. Loss of efficiency of the pump

b. Friction in intake pipe
c. Impossible to obtain a perfect vacuum
d. All of the above
71. A lift pump cannot be used to raise water
above 7.50 to 8.50 meter at a normal
atmospheric pressure (101 kPa) due to:
a. Loss of efficiency of the pump

b. Friction in intake pipe
c. Impossible to obtain a perfect vacuum
d. All of the above
72. It is a positive displacement reciprocating
pump in which a plunger is driven backwards
and forwards, or up and down by a mechanical
working head.
a. Lift pump c. Plunger pump

b. Piston pump d. Both c & d
72. It is a positive displacement reciprocating
pump in which a plunger is driven backwards
and forwards, or up and down by a mechanical
working head.
a. Lift pump c. Plunger pump

73. When water is more than 7.5m below the
ground, it is visually necessary to place the
pump in or near the water in the well and pump
from there. Water is forced up to drop pipe and
out into the delivery pipe.

73. When water is more than 7.5m below the
ground, it is visually necessary to place the
pump in or near the water in the well and pump
from there. Water is forced up to drop pipe and
out into the delivery pipe.

74. Refers to the public water system laid
underground along the streets where the house
service is connected.
a. Water main c. Gooseneck

b. Corporation cock d. Curb stop
74. Refers to the public water system laid
underground along the streets where the house
service is connected.

75. One end is 0.30 m and the other end is
0.90m long. This prevents the pipe from
snapping when the soil settles.

75. One end is 0.30 m and the other end is
0.90m long. This prevents the pipe from
snapping when the soil settles.

76. A stop valve in a service pipe close to its
connection with a water main.

76. A stop valve in a service pipe close to its
connection with a water main.

77. A kind of GI fitting used as a reducer from a
bigger diameter to a lesser diameter.
a. Bushing c. Gooseneck
b. Union d. Curb stop
77. A kind of GI fitting used as a reducer from a
bigger diameter to a lesser diameter.
78. A GI fitting which is used when a pipe has
already been installed but dismantling is
difficult .
78. A GI fitting which is used when a pipe has
already been installed but dismantling is
difficult.
79. This occurs when a valve is suddenly turned
off and causes the water to stop, forcing the
pipes to shake and to reduce this, an additional
0.30m to 0.90m length of pipe is added to the
riser to give air pressure which absorbed it.
a. Water axe c. Water driver

b. Water hammer d. Water shovel
79. This occurs when a valve is suddenly turned
off and causes the water to stop, forcing the
pipes to shake and to reduce this, an additional
0.30m to 0.90m length of pipe is added to the
riser to give air pressure which absorbed it.
a. Water axe c. Water driver

b. Water hammer d. Water shovel
80. A kind of G.I. fitting that has one end
external threads, while the other end has
internal threads.

b. Street elbow d. Union Patente
80. A kind of G.I. fitting that has one end
external threads, while the other end has
internal threads.

b. Street elbow d. Union Patente
81. uPVC stands for?
a. Unplastic polyvinyl chloride
b. Unplastically polyvinyl chloride
c. Unplasticized polyvinyl chlorine
d. Unplasticized polyvinyl chloride
81. uPVC stands for?
a. Unplastic polyvinyl chloride
b. Unplastically polyvinyl chloride
c. Unplasticized polyvinyl chlorine
d. Unplasticized polyvinyl chloride
82. This consist of a wedge-shaped plug which
is screwed down to seat between two brass
rings surrounding the inlet pipe so that a double
seal is obtained. The inlet and outlet are in a
straight line. This valve is used when a normally
fully open or closed position is desired. Either
end may be used as inlet.
a. Check Valve c. Globe valve
b. Gate valve d. Ball valve
82. This consist of a wedge-shaped plug which
is screwed down to seat between two brass
rings surrounding the inlet pipe so that a double
seal is obtained. The inlet and outlet are in a
straight line. This valve is used when a normally
fully open or closed position is desired. Either
end may be used as inlet.
83. These valves are used when it is desired
that the flow through a pipe be always in one
direction and there is a possibility of a flow
taking place in the opposite direction. One type
has a pivoted flap which is readily pushed open
by the pressure of water from one side but is
tightly closed by the force of a reverse flow.
83. These valves are used when it is desired
that the flow through a pipe be always in one
direction and there is a possibility of a flow
taking place in the opposite direction. One type
has a pivoted flap which is readily pushed open
by the pressure of water from one side but is
tightly closed by the force of a reverse flow.
84. A material used as covering, such as a pipe
bigger than the main pipe of a deep well so that
the main pipe can be pulled out of repair.
a. Housing c. Casing
b. Covering plate d. None of the above
84. A material used as covering, such as a pipe
bigger than the main pipe of a deep well so that
the main pipe can be pulled out of repair.
a. Housing c. Casing
b. Covering plate d. None of the above
85. This is the vertical distance from the higher
source of water or overhead tank to the outlet
(faucets, shower head) and is distributed by
gravity.
a. Overhead height c. Water height

b. Source height d. Tank height
85. This is the vertical distance from the higher
source of water or overhead tank to the outlet
(faucets, shower head) and is distributed by
gravity.
a. Overhead height c. Water height

b. Source height d. Tank height
86. Subsurface conditions of ground water and
rock must be known. Sites with subsurface
which are about 1.80m to 2.40m below grade
can cause problems with excavations,
foundations, utility placement and landscaping.
This is described as a level underground in
which the soil is situated with water.
a. Surface water c. Aquifer

b. Lake d. Water table
86. Subsurface conditions of ground water and
rock must be known. Sites with subsurface
which are about 1.80m to 2.40m below grade
can cause problems with excavations,
foundations, utility placement and landscaping.
This is described as a level underground in
which the soil is situated with water.
a. Surface water c. Aquifer

b. Lake d. Water table
87. An opening or space to accommodate a
group of pipes.
a. Pipe chase c. Pipe

b. Shaft d. Rack
87. An opening or space to accommodate a
group of pipes.
a. Pipe chase c. Pipe

b. Shaft d. Rack
88. A system of sprinklers with its pipe
constantly filling both mains and distribution
pipes.
a. Wet pipe system c. Sprinkler System

b. Dry pipe system d. Standpipe System
88. A system of sprinklers with its pipe
constantly filling both mains and distribution
pipes.

89. Generally confined to unheated buildings,
there is no water in the distribution pipes
except during a fire. Remote valves may be
adequate by sensitive elements to admit water
to sprinkler heads.
89. Generally confined to unheated buildings,
there is no water in the distribution pipes
except during a fire. Remote valves may be
adequate by sensitive elements to admit water
to sprinkler heads.
90. An inlet placed outside a building close to
ground level, having two openings so that fire
engines can pump water to the dry stand pipes
and sprinkler system of the building.
a. Siamese twin c. Close siamese

b. Siamese couple d. Sprinkler head
90. An inlet placed outside a building close to
ground level, having two openings so that fire
engines can pump water to the dry stand pipes
and sprinkler system of the building.
a. Siamese twin c. Close siamese

b. Siamese couple d. Sprinkler head
91. Sprinkler heads are the ____ bulb type. The
bulb is transparent and contains a colored
liquid. At 360 degrees Fahrenheit, the bulb
breaks and releases water stream.
a. Circular c. Quartzoid
b. Ovoid d. Ellipsoid
91. Sprinkler heads are the ____ bulb type. The
bulb is transparent and contains a colored
liquid. At 360 degrees Fahrenheit, the bulb
breaks and releases water stream.
a. Circular c. Quartzoid
b. Ovoid d. Ellipsoid
92. One is called UPRIGHT when used above
piping when piping is exposed but when it is
hidden inside ceilings that shows only the bulb
it is called
a. Pendant c. Concealed
b. Pendent d. Sidewall
92. One is called UPRIGHT when used above
piping when piping is exposed but when it is
hidden inside ceilings that shows only the bulb
it is called
a. Pendant c. Concealed
b. Pendent d. Sidewall
doors, windows, vents, means of egress, etc. integral
to and incorporated into a building or structure in
order to minimize danger to life from fire, smoke,
fumes or panic before the building is evacuated.
These features are also designed to achieve, among
others, safe and rapid evacuation of people through
means of egress sealed from smoke or fire , the
confinement of fire or smoke in the room or floor of
origin and delay their spread to other parts of the
building by means of smoke sealed and fire-resistant
doors, walls and floors. It shall also mean to include
the treatment of buildings components or contents
with flame
a. Fireretardant
hydrants chemicals.
c. Fire safety construction
b. Fire exit construction d. None of the above
doors, windows, vents, means of egress, etc. integral
to and incorporated into a building or structure in
order to minimize danger to life from fire, smoke,
fumes or panic before the building is evacuated.
These features are also designed to achieve, among
others, safe and rapid evacuation of people through
means of egress sealed from smoke or fire , the
confinement of fire or smoke in the room or floor of
origin and delay their spread to other parts of the
building by means of smoke sealed and fire-resistant
doors, walls and floors. It shall also mean to include
the treatment of buildings components or contents
with flame
a. Fireretardant
hydrants chemicals.
c. Fire safety construction
b. Fire exit construction d. None of the above
94. Under the fire code, what is the maximum width
(meters) of a single door in a doorway?
a. 0.80 c. 1.40
b. 1.50 d. 1.22
94. Under the fire code, what is the maximum width
(meters) of a single door in a doorway?
a. 0.80 c. 1.40
b. 1.50 d. 1.22
95. The minimum temperature at which any material
gives off vapor in sufficient concentration to form an
ignitable mixture with air.
a. Flash point c. Fulminate

b. Electric arc d. None of the above
95. The minimum temperature at which any material
gives off vapor in sufficient concentration to form an
ignitable mixture with air.
a. Flash point c. Fulminate

b. Electric arc d. None of the above
96. A process where a piece of metal is heated prior
to changing its shape or dimensions.
a. Forcing c. Heated
b. Stretching d. Tempered
96. A process where a piece of metal is heated prior
to changing its shape or dimensions.
a. Forcing c. Heated
b. Stretching d. Tempered
97. Kind of explosive compound which explodes by
percussion.
a. Fulminate c. compound
b. Percussive explosion d. Electric arc
97. Kind of explosive compound which explodes by
percussion.
a. Fulminate c. compound
b. Percussive explosion d. Electric arc
98. Any act of manufacturing, fabrication, conversion,
etc., that uses or produces materials which are likely
to cause fires or explosions.
a. Combustible operation/process
b. Hazardous operation/process
c. Chemical operation/process
98. Any act of manufacturing, fabrication, conversion,
etc., that uses or produces materials which are likely
to cause fires or explosions.
a. Combustible operation/process
b. Hazardous operation/process
c. Chemical operation/process
99. Passageway from one building to another or
through or around a wall in approximately the same
floor level.
a. Corridor exit c. Horizontal exit

b. Vertical exit d. Fire exit
99. Passageway from one building to another or
through or around a wall in approximately the same
floor level.
a. Corridor exit c. Horizontal exit

b. Vertical exit d. Fire exit
100. A box or cabinet where fire hoses, and other
equipment are stored and arranged for firefighting.
a. Hose Reel c. Junction Box

b. Hose Box d. Reel Box
100. A box or cabinet where fire hoses, and other
equipment are stored and arranged for firefighting.
a. Hose Reel c. Junction Box

b. Hose Box d. Reel Box

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SANITATION, PLUMBING DESIGN &

a. Revised fire code of the Philppines 2008

a. Revised fire code of the Philppines 2008

a. Fire resistivity c. Suppression

a. Fire resistivity c. Suppression

a. Combustible fiber c. Corrosive Liquid

a. Combustible fiber c. Corrosive Liquid

a. Curtain board c. Combustible liquid

a. Curtain board c. Combustible liquid

a. Corrosive Fiber c. Corrosive Liquid

a. Corrosive Fiber c. Corrosive Liquid

a. Combustible fiber c. Corrosive Liquid

a. Combustible fiber c. Corrosive Liquid

a. Flash point c. Cryogenic

a. Flash point c. Cryogenic

a. Damper c. Hose Box

a. Damper c. Hose Box

a. Exhaust system c. Duct system

a. Exhaust system c. Duct system

a. Electric Arc c. Electric Shock

a. Electric Arc c. Electric Shock

a. Fire c. Burned piece

a. Fire c. Burned piece

a. Fire trap c. Fire creator

a. Fire trap c. Fire creator

a. Fire signal c. Fire warning system

a. Fire signal c. Fire warning system

a. Fire resistive door c. Fire reducer door

a. Fire resistive door c. Fire reducer door

a. Fire trap c. Fire hazard

a. Fire trap c. Fire hazard

a. Fire row c. Fire hazard

a. Fire row c. Fire hazard

a. Soil drainage system

a. Soil drainage system

a. Soil drainage system

a. Soil drainage system

a. Soil drainage system

a. Soil drainage system

a. Building drain c. Subsoil drain

a. Building drain c. Subsoil drain

a. Waste pipe c. Vent pipe

a. Waste pipe c. Vent pipe

a. Waste pipe c. Vent pipe

a. Waste pipe c. Vent pipe

a. Waste pipe c. Vent pipe

a. Waste pipe c. Vent pipe

a. Waste pipe c. Vent pipe

a. Waste pipe c. Vent pipe

a. Vent stack c. Branch

a. Vent stack c. Branch

a. Roof gutter c. Leader

a. Roof gutter c. Leader

a. Roof gutter c. Leader

a. Roof gutter c. Leader

a. Storm pipe c. Storm drain

a. Storm pipe c. Storm drain