Study sheets question

[Lisa Gergets]

Is there a way to download all of the study sheets for printing at one time? My printer is in a cabinet and I take it out when I need to use it, and I’d like to be able to print out all of them at once.

Thank you!

[Susan Brown]

Sure! There are only sheets for some of the units in Modules 2 and 4 at this point, but here you go!

https://my.mastersamuraitech.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/core_operational_overviews_study_sheets_final.pdf

https://my.mastersamuraitech.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/01/core_basic_electricity_study_sheets_final.pdf

[Nihar Patel]

Module-2, Uni-1

I have a question regarding download the sheets “Remember to read through each unit first, then download the study sheet at the end (if there is one) and then go back through the unit to fill out the sheet. Then, take the quiz”.

What is that ?
There is no option to download the sheet what should i do for that ?

[Susan Brown]

Do you not see this at the end of the unit, above the quiz?

[Nihar Patel]

Hi Susane,

Hope you are doing well!

I have a doubt about this question asked in as True or False in a quize.

The Question is : The ignitor stays on the entire time the burner tube is ignited in a gas oven.
True or False
On the first attempt I went with False one and I was wrong.
But I really want to understand this question, can you please elaborate this to me ?
where is that explained in a lesson or in paragraph ?

[Nihar Patel]

And one more question i am not getting replies follow up via email. I already tick marked at the left of the bottom option

[Nihar Patel]

Hello Susane,
I am not understanding this line from Core: Electric Cooktop, Oven, and Range Operational Overview

That line is :There’s a little less going on in an electric cooktop than in a gas one. One of the big differences is that, while gas cooktops run on 120 VAC, electric runs on 240 VAC, meaning you have two 120 VAC lines that are 180 degrees out of phase with each other, as we teach in the Basic Electricity module.

But what I am not understand is “meaning you have two 120 VAC lines that are 180 degrees out of phase with each other, as we teach in the Basic Electricity module.”

[Susan Brown]

Nihar – I just sent you an email about these items.

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