A) Call a plumber B) Locate your tools C) Turn off the water supply D) Start taking things apart
A) Pliers B) Pipe wrench C) Screwdriver D) Hammer
A) Sealing pipe threads B) Insulating pipes C) Gluing pipes together D) Cleaning pipes
A) Copper or PEX B) Cast iron C) Clay D) Cardboard
A) Tube cutter B) Scissors C) Chisel D) Hacksaw
A) Worn-out washer B) Dirty pipes C) High water pressure D) Loose screws
A) To prevent sewer gases from entering the house B) To hold dirty water C) To regulate water pressure D) To filter the water
A) Water pressure B) Water hammer C) Backflow D) Overflow
A) Pour boiling water on the pipe B) Use a torch directly on the pipe C) Hit the pipe with a hammer D) Apply heat gradually with a hairdryer
A) To filter the water B) To stop the water flow to a specific fixture C) To increase water pressure D) To drain the entire plumbing system
A) Knot B) Compression fitting C) Weld D) Staple
A) Polyvinyl chloride B) Pressure valve control C) Pure valve conduit D) Plumbing vent connection
A) Clearing clogs in drains B) Cutting pipes C) Measuring pipe length D) Tightening screws
A) Glue B) Welding C) Soldering D) Crimp rings or expansion fittings
A) Frozen pipes B) Sudden stop of water flow C) Low water pressure D) Clogged drains
A) To increase water pressure B) To allow air into the drain system C) To provide hot water D) To filter the water
A) Vinegar B) Ammonia C) Baking soda D) Bleach
A) Monkey wrench B) Adjustable wrench C) Pipe wrench D) Basin wrench
A) To control the water pressure B) To clean the toilet bowl C) To prevent overflowing D) To seal the flush valve and allow the tank to fill
A) To measure water pressure B) To tighten or loosen nuts under sinks and faucets C) To weld pipes D) To cut copper pipes
A) Wax ring B) Silicone caulk C) Rubber seal D) Duct tape
A) To filter sediment from the water B) To increase the water pressure C) To lower the water pressure in a building D) To heat the water
A) Flux B) Air C) Teflon tape D) Water
A) Cutting a pipe B) Freezing a pipe C) Bending a pipe D) Soldering a copper pipe
A) Tightening pipe fittings B) Insulating pipes C) Measuring pipe diameter D) Clearing clogs deep in pipes
A) To control the water temperature B) To prevent explosions due to excessive pressure or temperature C) To filter the water D) To increase water pressure
A) Copper B) PEX C) Lead D) CPVC
A) Drain lines B) Hot water lines C) Sewer lines D) Gas lines
A) Call a neighbor for help B) Ignore it and hope it goes away C) Try to fix it yourself without turning off the water D) Turn off the main water supply immediately
A) Disconnect the water supply line B) Call a professional C) Loosen the bolts D) Remove the old toilet |