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These questions cover various aspects of HVACR, including topics like heating systems, ventilation, refrigeration cycles, and safety procedures. They represent multiple choice questions on technical concepts and demonstrate a practical examination approach.

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1. In a hydronic heating​system, the heat exchange medium is​_____. A. ultraviolet light B. water C. ammonia D. air 2. In an​electric-resistance heating​system, electricity is used to heat​_______. A. coils of heavy wire B. water C. natural gas D. a boiler 3. Ventilation is the process of​_____. A....

1. In a hydronic heating​system, the heat exchange medium is​_____. A. ultraviolet light B. water C. ammonia D. air 2. In an​electric-resistance heating​system, electricity is used to heat​_______. A. coils of heavy wire B. water C. natural gas D. a boiler 3. Ventilation is the process of​_____. A. adding humidity to the air B. using filters to remove toxic and noxious particles C. removing humidity from the air D. introducing fresh air into a building 4. The device that lowers the temperature of the refrigerant before it enters the evaporator is the​_____. A. condenser B. expansion device C. compressor D. liquidator 5. The two heat exchangers in the mechanical refrigeration cycle are the​_____. A. compressor and condenser B. evaporator and condenser C. compressor and metering device D. compressor and evaporator 6. Compared to the outdoor​air, the refrigerant entering the condenser is​_____. A. fresher B. the same temperature C. warmer D. cooler 7. Which of the following produces carbon​monoxide? A. Solar collectors B. Furnaces burning natural gas or propane C. Hot water baseboards D. Electric heat coils 8. A person must have EPA certification to​_____. A. work on an HVACR system B. release CFC or HCFC refrigerant to the atmosphere. C. buy parts for an HVACR system D. buy or use refrigerant 9. Recovery is a process in which a refrigerant is​_____. A. removed and stored B. converted to a different refrigerant C. remanufactured D. removed and cleaned of moisture and impurities 10. An important difference between codes and standards is​that_______. A. inspectors can only enforce codes during regular work hours B. codes are enforced by law C. builders charge more for codes then standards D. standards are rarely followed 11. Before starting work on a​building, a contractor must apply for a​______. A. permit B. permanent electrical connection C. certificate of occupancy D. tax waiver 12. A person who services chillers most likely works in which​sector? A. ​Commercial/industrial B. Government C. ​Residential/light commercial D. Manufacturing 13. A​competency-based training program is one that requires the trainee to​_____. A. have a​part-time job in construction B. pass a written test C. demonstrate the ability to safely perform specified tasks D. spend 8 hours a day in the classroom 14. A student entering a Youth Apprenticeship program in 11th grade could complete how much of an​NCCER-based program before graduating high​school? A. Two years B. One year C. Eighteen months D. Six months

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