Plumbing System and Plumbers Quiz

An apprentice plumber is someone who has already completed their apprenticeship and is legally qualified to practice plumbing.

A journeyman plumber is competent to perform the tasks of installing and repairing plumbing fixtures.

Master plumber is a category of plumbers based on experience, without any legal qualification requirements.

Plumbers are responsible for installing pipes, fixtures, and other apparatus for water supply and waste removal in buildings.

The scope of plumbing includes gas piping, water supply and distribution system, and waste disposal, but not storm drainage system.

A master plumber must pass examinations conducted by the Professional Regulation Commission (PRC) to obtain a license to practice plumbing.

Plumbing fixtures are receptacles that do not receive the supplied water.

The Plumbing Code of 1999 was approved by President Joseph Estrada on December 21, 1999.

The Plumbing Law is known as R.A. 1378.

All plumbing fixtures include vent pipes, roof drains, leaders, and downspouts.

The plumbing system includes potable water supply, distribution pipes, and fuel gas piping.

A Plumbing system consists of only the drainage system.

Plumbing works have been around since prehistoric times.

Early man did not realize the importance of plumbing.

The Greco-Roman civilization played a role in defining and appreciating the concept of plumbing.

Plumbing involves installing only pipes in buildings.

The first Chief of the Division of Plumbing Construction and Inspection in the Philippines was Master Plumber John F. Hass.

Modern plumbing works have not improved from old methods.