Find the section before the clock beats you.
A timed drill that tests how fast you can locate the right section of the NEC for a given question — the real skill on a code-reference exam.
It does not ask you to memorize code text. Every answer is a
location only (e.g. 210.8(A)). You bring the code book; this builds speed.
Pick a length — 10, 20, 30, 40 or 50 questions — and race the timer (~2.5–3 min per question, like a Journeyman exam; 50 is closest to a real sitting). At the end you'll see your score and the correct section for anything you missed.
More test lengths and the full question bank are coming soon.