Level 1 Plumbing Practice Exam test (40 Questions)

[joytoia1]

where the answering just took the test

[chips1110]

@joytoia1 in the info tab on the video. It's right underneath the video..

[TheLatchford]

you wont believe this,but we bought a new washing machine,the young lad fitting it said it had to be returned as it only had 2 hot water rubber hose fittings.I pointed out to him as long as we have a hot water hose,it dosnt matter because the cold water wont do any harm going through a hot water hose! HE SAID YES BUT YOU WONT KNOW WHICH IS WHICH WHEN YOU NEED TO TURN THEM OFF! I PRODUCED A ROLL OF BLUE ELECTRICAL TAPE THERE YOU GO PROBLEM SOLVED LOL LOL

[str8bossin15]

i got 7 wrong out of 40 you had alot of stuff about oxygen an acetylene so ima guess your new construction probly a uion aprtentice coo vid hard to find vids like this

[Seahawk7356]

Haha, wow almost a year since I commented on this, how's it going? Haha

[chips1110]

@Seahawk7356 Graduated high school. Been working in a kitchen for 6 months. Plan to go to Culinary school still.

Two friends of mine that took plumbing are still going steady in it, so that's good. =D

[Seahawk7356]

Cool, may come in handy later. I'm considering becoming a plumber myself, as I'm almost finished high school. Are you in this trade?

[chips1110]

@Seahawk7356

Still a senior in highschool I did this in grade 11 as a plumbing apprentichship with the trade school and my high school.

I'm not going to further my career path into plumbing just because I just did not like it. Fun job, great fun, just not for me.

[Seahawk7356]

@chips1110 Oh, if you don't mind me asking, what didn't you like about it?

[chips1110]

@Seahawk7356 Working with pipes wasn't very exciting for me I guess.

[Seahawk7356]

@chips1110 Too difficult or, not your cup of tea? I'm choosing between Plumbing and Auto Body Collision at the moment.

[chips1110]

@Seahawk7356 Not my cup of tea. Wasn't very difficult if you start right after school so your brain is still use to learning. Some older guys I talked to said it was a challenge for them because they haven't been in school forever.

I'm still at highschool (1 more semester to grad) and I'm taking a auto body collision course too, it's not a full on training thing just teaches us how to repair dents, scratches and other body problems cars n trucks get.

I'd going plumbing out of the two, imo.