BICSI Outside Plant Designer (OSP) - OSP-002 Exam Practice Test

A. 500 lux (46 foot-candles) of lighting in the horizontal plane and 500 lux (46 foot-candles) of lighting in the vertical plane measured at 1 meter (3.28 feet) above the finished floor

B. 50 lux (4.6 foot-candles) of lighting in the horizontal plane and 20 lux (1.9 foot-candles) of lighting in the vertical plane measured at 1 meter (3.28 feet) above the finished floor

C. 500 lux (46 foot-candles) of lighting in the horizontal plane and 200 lux (18.6 foot-candles) of lighting in the vertical plane measured at 1 meter (3.28 feet) above the finished floor

D. 200 lux (18.6 foot-candles) of lighting in the horizontal plane and 500 lux (46 foot-candles) of lighting in the vertical plane measured at 1 meter (3.28 feet) above the finished floor

A. 15

B. 50

C. 25

D. 5

A. Bus, star

B. Bus, ring

C. Ring, UTP

D. Ring, coax

A. Able to support deep bundles of cables

B. Mounted on walls, not ceilings

C. Made of plastic for safety

D. Wide enough to support cables without distortion

A. CATV

B. Utilities

C. Private network

D. Independent telephone

A. Cable ties, loose cables are a safety hazard

B. Cable ties tightened with guns, cables should not be allowed to move around

C. Rubber bands, they stretch

D. Hook and loop cable ties, tight cable ties can affect cable performance

A. Mirrors

B. Lenses

C. Power meters and sources

D. Radar

A. Keying on plugs and jacks

B. Reversal of pairs 2 and 3

C. Determined by the speed of the network

D. Reversal of tip and ring

A. In MSDS sheets supplied by manufacturers

B. Available from National Institutes of Health

C. Required to be in every installer's tool kit

D. Rarely useful

A. Weight in cable trays

B. Pull strength

C. Bend radius

D. Fire retardance

A. InGaAs

B. Silicon

C. Germanium