Journeyman Plumber Exam
Connecticut: apprentices: practice questions
Our Journeyman Plumber bank has 5 questions on this topic. Here are 5 of them with answers; the full mock exam draws from every topic, like the real one.
Question 1 · Connecticut
When does a Connecticut apprentice permit expire under 20-334a(a)(4)?
- After five years, however far along the apprentice is in the program
- If they don't apply for the first exam after finishing
- On the apprentice's 25th birthday
- When the employer's license renews
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B. If they don't apply for the first exam after finishing — 20-334a(a)(4).
Question 2 · Connecticut
Within how many business days must DCP send its decision on a ratio relief application it approves directly?
- Five
- Ten
- Thirty
- Ninety
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B. Ten — 20-332b(b)(2)(B), PA 25-47.
Question 3 · Connecticut
Under whose supervision may a Connecticut plumbing apprentice permit holder work?
- Any homeowner who pulls the permit
- A licensed contractor or a licensed journeyman
- The local building official
- Another apprentice in the final year
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B. A licensed contractor or a licensed journeyman — 20-334a(a)(3).
Question 4 · Connecticut
What happens to a Connecticut apprentice permit when the holder fails three licensure exams in one year?
- It is revoked at once
- It stays valid if they sit the first exam after a year
- It converts to a limited journeyman license
- It is extended automatically for two more years of supervised work
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B. It stays valid if they sit the first exam after a year — 20-333(b).
Question 5 · Connecticut
Under Connecticut's hiring ratio, how many licensees are needed to employ three plumbing apprentices?
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 6
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C. 3 — 20-332b(a): 1:1 up to three apprentices.
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