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Electric Wiring Test Electric Wiring Test Grade for wiring two 3-way switches and a 4-way switch to control a light and a single pole switch to control the top half of a receptacle. The bottom half should always be hot. The light and the receptacle will be on one circuit. Rubric Code: AX93567 By nivrej Ready to use Public Rubric Subject: Vocational Type: Project Grade Levels: 9-12

Box / Outlet / Device Wiring Wiring diagram complete, boxes at proper heights, wire properly run, spliced, and terminated.
	1 1 pts	2 2 pts	3 3.5 pts	4 4 pts	5 5 pts
Wire Insulation free from nicks which exposes wire.	1 More than three wires nicked.	2 3 wires nicked.	3 2 wires nicked.	4 1 wire nicked.	5 No wires nicked.
Switched outlet wiring black to gold white to silver ground to green	1 Ground not connected.	2 Any of the wires hooked to the wrong terminal.	3 All wires hooked to correct terminals with little guidance needed.	4 All wires hooked to the correct terminals.	5 All wires hooked to correct terminals and insulation stripped to minimum.
3-way Switch wiring If not wired properly it won't work.	1 Needed too much help to get it wired properly so light worked.	2 Extra guidance needed or extra suggestions needed.	3 Needed some guidance to get it wired correctly.	4 Light worked after a minor adjustment.	5 3-way switches and light worked correctly first time.
Outlet/switch wire connection Wires were curved and put on the terminals with curve going with tightening direction	1 More than 4 connections going the wrong way on screw.	2 3-4 connections going the wrong way on screw.	3 1-2 connections going wrong way on screw.	4 All connections correct.	5 All connections correct and tight and electrical tape around screws.
Wire Nut connection Both wires are tight in the nut, no loose wire. No bare wire showing.	1 More than two loose and/or bare wires.	2 2 loose and/or bare wires.	3 1 loose and/or bare wire. Connections tight but two bare wires	4 No loose or bare wires.	5 No loose or bare wires and splices stuffed neatly into box.
Wiring Diagram The wiring diagram was complete and neat.	1 No wiring diagram.	2 Wiring diagram had too many errors.	3 Wiring diagram was done but needed a few adjustments or wiring not correct.	4 Wiring diagram was complete and all wires were properly run.	5 Wiring diagram complete, neat, and wires were accurately labeled.