EIAT and NEIEP Test Cheat Sheet 2026

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100 questions
90 min time limit
70.00% to pass
  1. When two shafts must transmit power at a slight angle to each other, which coupling is used? Universal joint (U-joint)
  2. A shaft rotates clockwise when viewed from one end. When viewed from the opposite end, it rotates: Counterclockwise
  3. What does Ohm's Law state? Voltage equals current multiplied by resistance (V = IR)
  4. What is a job hazard analysis (JHA)? A document that identifies and controls hazards before a task begins
  5. A 120V circuit draws 15A. How many watts of power is being consumed? 1800W
  6. Which word does NOT belong: hammer, screwdriver, wrench, voltmeter, pliers? Voltmeter
  7. If you rotate a right triangle 90 degrees clockwise, which side becomes the new base? The side that was vertical
  8. Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) for electrical work includes: Insulated gloves, arc flash suit, face shield, and safety footwear
  9. What does OSHA stand for? Occupational Safety and Health Administration
  10. What is the purpose of Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) on an electrical job site? To protect workers from injuries and hazards
  11. What type of fitting must be used when transitioning from rigid metal conduit (RMC) to flexible metal conduit (FMC) at a motor? A liquidtight flexible connector or FMC connector
  12. What is the function of a control transformer in a motor control panel? To step down the line voltage to a lower, safer control circuit voltage such as 120V
  13. A container holds oil (density 0.8) and water (density 1.0). Where does the oil settle? At the top
  14. Looking at a series: triangle, square, pentagon, hexagon — what comes next? Heptagon
  15. Which word is closest in meaning to 'mitigate' as used in the phrase 'safety procedures that mitigate electrical hazards'? Reduce
  16. In a pulley system, if you pull the rope 6 feet to raise a load 2 feet, what is the mechanical advantage? 3
  17. Which sentence is written most clearly and correctly? The crew completed the installation and then secured all equipment.
  18. On a blueprint, what does a solid thick line typically represent? A visible edge or wall
  19. An electrician has 3/4 of a job completed. If the full job takes 48 hours, how many hours remain? 12 hours
  20. What does a megohmmeter (megger) test? Insulation resistance of conductors and equipment
  21. A matrix shows: Row 1: star, circle, star. Row 2: circle, star, circle. Row 3: star, circle, _. What fills the blank? Star
  22. What is the purpose of the NEC's conduit fill rules? To limit the number of conductors in a conduit to prevent overheating
  23. The standard frequency of AC power in the United States is: 60 Hz
  24. Which sections are included in the standard EIAT exam? Algebra and functions, reading comprehension, and mechanical aptitude
  25. What is the primary function of a Variable Frequency Drive (VFD)? To control motor speed by varying the frequency and voltage of the power supply
  26. On a mechanical or electrical plan, what does 'EWC' typically stand for? Electric Water Cooler
  27. Which type of pulley system provides a mechanical advantage of 3? A block and tackle with 3 rope segments supporting the load
  28. A GFCI outlet is designed to protect against: Ground faults and electrocution
  29. What does a transformer do in an electrical system? Changes AC voltage from one level to another
  30. What does NEMA stand for in the context of motor controls? National Electrical Manufacturers Association
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