9074-350 Knowledge Assessment (Sample) - Knowledge Assessment for Level 3 End-point Assessment for Gas Engineering Operative - Answer sheet & mark scheme

Sep 29, 2026

Sample knowledge assessment materials for the Level 3 End-point Assessment for Gas Engineering Operative (9074-350), version 1.1. The document provides sample multiple-choice questions and supporting items: an answer sheet and a mark scheme. It includes instructions on required equipment, how apprentices should attempt all questions, how to record answers by letter with cross markings, and guidance for employers or training providers to use the mark scheme for marking completed tests.

LanguageEnglish

CategoryExam

FormatPDF

Pages15

Reading Time38 min

AccessFree to download

Introduction

What is in this document

How to use the forms

Sample Knowledge Assessment (9074-350)

Sample questions

Level 3 End-point Assessment for Gas Engineering Operative (9074-350) April 2025 v1.3 Knowledge Assessment Sample questions Contents | Introduction | 3 | | | --- | --- | --- | | 9074-350 | What is in this document
How to use the forms
Knowledge Assessment (Sample) | 3 3
5 | | 9074-350 | Knowledge Assessment (Sample)–Answer sheet | 13 | | 9074-350 | Knowledge Assessment (Sample)– Mark scheme | 15 | Introduction What is in this document This document contains the Sample Knowledge Assessment for Level 3 End-point Assessment for Gas Engineering Operative v1.1: • Knowledge Assessment (350) How to use the forms The following documents are included: • Sample questions • Answer sheet • Mark scheme Apprentices should be provided with the sample questions and the answer sheet for the relevant test. The mark scheme is to be used by employers/training providers/tutors to mark the completed tests. 9074-350 Knowledge Assessment (Sample) You should have the following for this test • a pen with black or blue ink • answer sheet Read the following notes before you answer any questions: • Attempt all questions • If you find a question difficult, leave it and return to it later This paper contains 20 questions. All questions have equal marks. This question paper is the property of City & Guilds How to complete the answer sheet For typical multiple choice questions: Each question shows four possible answers (lettered ‘a’,‘b’,‘c’ and ‘d’); only one is correct. Decide which one is correct and mark your answer on the answer sheet with your pen. For example if you decide ‘b’ is correct, mark your answer with a cross like this: 1 a b c d If you change your answer, cancel your first choice by filling in the box then put a cross in the answer which you have now decided is correct like this: 1 a b c d 9074-350 Knowledge Assessment (Sample) 01. When installing a new gas appliance, an inappropriate fitting is found attached to the gas supply. What action must be taken? a. Ignore the fitting if there is no smell of gas. b. Replace the fitting and test the installation using leak detection fluid. c. Replace the fitting and test the installation using a manometer. d. Isolate the gas supply and notify RIDDOR of the unsafe installation. 02. What guidance document would need to be consulted when using an acid based flux? a. COSHH. b. ACOPS. c. GSIUR d. GIUSP. 03. Permanent equipotential bonding is found to be missing on a gas installation. What action should be taken? a. Report it to the Gas Safe Register. b. Inform the customer that bonding is required as soon as possible. c. Notify the Health and Safety Executive. d. Connect a temporary continuity bond on the outlet of the meter. 04. A new gas appliance is installed in a rented property. What should be done with the manufacturer’s instruction? a. Send to the letting agency. b. Leave with the occupier. c. Leave on top of the appliance. d. Send to the landlord. 05. What should be used to complete a tightness test? a. Manometer. b. Multimeter. c. S-Gauge. d. Y-gauge. 06. A gas pipe passes through a cavity wall. What must the gas pipe have? a. Continuous sleeving. b. Electrical bonding. c. Compression joints. d. Test points. 07. What electrical bonding must be connected within 600mm and before any tee on the outlet of a gas meter? a. Supplementary. b. Equipotential. c. Temporary. d. Cross. 08. What must an engineer check before working on a gas appliance? a. That there is a complete service history. b. That the gas rating is correct. c. That a CO detector is installed. d. That there is a readable data plate. 09. What must be fitted to the inlet of every gas appliance? a. Safety guard. b. Warning notice. c. Details of manufacturer. d. Means of isolation. 10. Gas pipework must pass through a cavity from one side to another unless it is con

FAQs

What does the sample knowledge assessment include for 9074-350?

It includes sample questions plus an answer sheet and a mark scheme. Apprentices receive the sample questions and answer sheet for the relevant test, while the mark scheme is used by employers/training providers/tutors to mark completed tests.

How should apprentices complete the answer sheet for typical multiple-choice questions?

Each question provides four options (a, b, c, d) with only one correct answer. Apprentices mark the chosen option with a cross; if changing an answer, they cancel the first choice in the box and then cross the newly selected option.

What should apprentices do if they find a question difficult during the test?

Attempt all questions. If a question is difficult, leave it and return to it later.

Sep 29, 2026

Upload by BigDaveOnline