Free Journeyman Electrician Practice Test by State 2026
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According to NEC Article 100, what is the definition of a 'branch circuit'?
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Minimum age and experience for a Michigan electrical journeyman's license
Michigan Law & Code Rules
Flashcard
Per NEC Article 100, what does 'readily accessible' mean?
State agency that alone decides an electrician applicant's eligibility and sends the approval letter needed to schedule the examination.
Michigan licensing and law
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Chapter 1: Exam Overview & NEC General Requirements
1.1 Michigan LARA Electrical Licensing & Exam Format
Study guide
What is the standard voltage used for residential branch circuit calculations in Michigan per NEC 220.5?
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What happens after two journeyman exam failures in Michigan?
Per NEC 210.8(A), GFCI protection is required for 125-volt, 15- and 20-ampere receptacles in which of the following dwelling unit locations?
Branch Circuits
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What is the minimum number of 20-ampere small-appliance branch circuits required in a dwelling unit kitchen per NEC 210.11(C)(1)?
Same battery. Which lets more through?
Michigan apprentice electrician registration and jobsite ratio
Per NEC 210.12, AFCI protection is required for branch circuits supplying outlets in which dwelling unit areas?
Question · Medium
Kind of electrician license whose exam covers additional knowledge required to plan and supervise electrical installations.
1.2 NEC Article 90 & Code Structure
What is the maximum continuous load on a 20-ampere branch circuit per NEC 210.20(A)?
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Term Match
How long is a Michigan electrical permit valid (Part 8, R 408.30818)?
Per NEC 210.52(A), what is the maximum distance between receptacle outlets along a wall in a dwelling unit?
Michigan ___ specialist: individual whose principal occupation is installing, altering or repairing illuminated or electrically operated display boards.
What is the ampacity of a 12 AWG copper THHN conductor at 30°C ambient temperature per NEC Table 310.16?
GFCI inspection
Grounding electrode conductor vs. equipment grounding conductor
Grounding & Bonding
Per NEC 240.4(D), what is the maximum overcurrent protection for 14 AWG copper conductors?
Fire ___ specialty technician: Michigan license requiring age 20 and certification as a level II associate engineering technician, or an equivalent the board accepts.
1.3 NEC Article 100 Essential Definitions
What is the demand factor applied to the first 10 kVA of general lighting and receptacle load in a dwelling unit per NEC Table 220.42?
Load Calculations
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Term Pairs
Ground rod length, spacing, and the supplemental electrode rule
Per NEC 220.53, what demand factor can be applied to four or more fastened-in-place appliances in a dwelling unit (excluding ranges, dryers, A/C, and space heating)?
Standard adopted by reference in Michigan's Part 8 rules in its 2023 second printing edition, effective March 12, 2024; exam items are based on the 2023 edition.
Michigan rules
A Michigan dwelling unit has a 2,400 sq ft floor area. What is the general lighting load using the unit load from NEC Table 220.12?
Michigan CSST gas-piping bonding rule (R 408.30871)
Per NEC Table 220.55, what is the maximum demand for a single household electric range rated at 12 kW?
Individual ___: under Michigan's Part 8 rules it cannot be transferred, and a copy must be posted or otherwise readily accessible at each work site.
1.4 NEC Article 110 General Installation Requirements
What is the minimum service size for a single-family dwelling in Michigan per NEC 230.79(C)?
Services Feeders
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Term Search
Small-conductor overcurrent limits (240.4(D))
Overcurrent Protection
Per NEC 230.70(A)(1), where must the service disconnecting means be located?
Code term: connect metal parts so that electrical continuity and conductivity are established.
Electrical continuity
What is the maximum number of service disconnects permitted per NEC 230.71(A)?
When may you round up to the next standard overcurrent device (240.4(B))?
Per NEC 230.24(B), what is the minimum clearance for service-drop conductors over a residential driveway?
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