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1. Where a floor furnace is sealed by the manufacturer to prevent the entrance of water, a minimum clearance of __________ inch(es) is required from the grade level.

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2. The code official has the authority to grant modifications to the code __________.

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3. System components shall be protected from any freezing that may be encountered during                  .

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4. Air transported to occupied spaces through rock or dust-producing materials by means other than natural convection shall be filtered before entering the              .

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5. Every occupied space shall be ventilated by natural or ____________ means

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6. The                           shall be responsible for the scheduling of inspections.

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7. The required ventilation opening into a sauna room shall be a minimum of _____ inches by ______ inches and located near the top of the door.

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8. The discharge of the air shall be to the outdoors in accordance with Chapter 5. Exhaust from mechanical ventilation systems shall be discharged not less than _______ feet from a property line or openings into buildings.

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9. The quality of water supplied to evaporative cooling equipment shall be in accordance with the ________.

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10. Studs used in nonbearing partitions are permitted to be cut or notched to a maximum depth of

                               percent of the stud depth.

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11. Which of the following installations is permitted to be backfilled prior to an underground inspection?

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12. The minimum side clearance to combustibles for a commercial clothes dryer shall be _________.

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13. Unless doubled, studs within an exterior bearing wall may contain bored holes with a maximum diameter of                              percent of the stud depth.

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14. Heating, ventilating and air conditioning systems shall be designed and installed for efficient use of energy in accordance with the                        .

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15. An unvented gas log heater may be installed in a factory-built fireplace where the _____________

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16. Where the depth of an excavation housing an appliance exceeds 12 inches below the adjoining grade, the walls of the pit or excavation shall be lined with concrete or masonry extending a minimum of                                   inches above adjoining grade.

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17. Where natural ventilation is used, indoor locations intended for hydrogen-generating operations shall communicate with the outdoors through openings with a minimum cross-sectional dimension of                 Inches

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18. A person holding a permit has the right to apply for an extension, provided the permit                          .

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19. Suspended oil-fired unit heaters shall be installed in accordance with __________.

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20. Appliances shall not be installed in a location where they may be subject to mechanical damage unless they are                              .

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21. Radiant heat system panels installed on wood or steel framing shall be installed ___________ framing members or shall be mounted between framing members

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22. Mechanical systems in structures located in flood hazard areas shall be located at or above the

                                  .

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23. What is the minimum required size of a hearth extension for a factory-built fireplace?

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24. Appliances located in private garages and carports shall be installed with a minimum clearance of ___________ feet (1829 mm) above the floor.

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25. Where a relief valve is required in a solar energy system, the valve shall be set at a maximum of            percent of the nameplate pressure rating.

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26. Potable water supplies to solar systems shall be protected against contamination in accordance with the                    .

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27. Appliances installed in pits or excavations shall not come in __________ contact with the surrounding soil and shall be installed not less than 3 inches (76mm) above the pit floor

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28. ________________ is any appliance in which the products of combustion at the point of entrance to the flue under normal operating conditions have a temperature of more than 1,000 degrees F, but not greater than 2,000 degrees F.

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29. Fireplaces and solid fuel-burning appliances shall not be installed in _____________________

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30. Grease duct systems serving type 1 hood, where enclosures are not required, shall have a clearance to combustible construction of not less than __________ inches

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31. Required guards installed around rooftop service platforms shall be not less than              inches in height.

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32. Where used, draft hoods and draft barometric regulators shall be installed                               

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33. Where a space is provided outdoor combustion air through two openings, one opening must begin within                 inches of the top and within                inches of the bottom of the enclosure.

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34. Equipment and appliances having an ignition source shall                   in Group H Occupancies or control areas where open use, handling or dispensing of combustible,” flammable or explosive materials occurs.

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35. _________ provide supporting documentation to verify that an alternative material or assembly complies with the intent of the code.

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36. The _________ shall be responsible for the maintenance of fuel gas installations.

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37. If the permit has not been issued, an application for a permit is considered abandoned __________ days after the date of filing.

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38. When the provisions of the FGC are applicable, a change of occupancy requires _____________.

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39. Alternative methods or materials not specifically prescribed by the code are permitted when _________.

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40. Combustion air requirements for appliances with power burners are determined by                         .

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41. The IFGC does not apply to ________________.

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42. Unless otherwise protected from impact, appliances located in a public garage shall be installed a minimum of                       feet above the floor.

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43. A permanent approved means of access is required for appliances installed on roofs WAY, at a height exceeding                 feet.

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44. Where vehicles are capable of passing under an appliance installed in a public garage. the appliance shall be installed a minimum of                      inches higher than the tallest vehicle garage door opening.

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45. Provided there are no unsafe conditions, classified _________ buildings are exempt from the provisions of the code.

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46. Openings obtaining indoor combustion air from a different story require a total minimum free area of                          square inch(es) per 1,000 Btu/h of the total input rating of appliances.

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47. Unlisted appliances                                .

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48. Where approved roof-mounted fall-restraint devices are installed in place of a required guard, the devices must be installed every                 feet or less along the ridge line.

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49. The minimum dimension of an outdoor combustion air opening is                    inches.

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50. The code official is authorized to accept reports of inspection by ____________.

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