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2.3-5 Written Examination Review Worksheet
ML23038A132
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Form 2.3-5 Written Examination Review Worksheet

3. Psychometric Flaws
4. Job Content Flaws
5. K/A Use Flaws Perry, December 2022 Q#
1.

LOK (F/H)

2.

LOD (1-5)

Stem Focus Cues T/F Cred.

Dist.

Partial Job Link Minutia

  1. /Units Logic Q-K/A License Level
6. Source (B/M/N)
7. Status (U/E/S)
8. Explanation 1

F 2

N S

2 F

2 X

M U

S Grand Gulf 2017 NRC Exam Q68 NRC: Question does not meet the KA in that the opening statement which states that a comparison of indications is being performed is not necessary to answer the question. Simply knowing that a RED indication on SPDS means an alarming condition does not require any diverse instrument or indication comparison.

Response

Replaced with modified question from Grand Gulf 2017 # 68.

3 F

3 X

N E

S FREE SAMPLE NRC: The stem should address the status of ICS and whether moderator temperature coefficient is positive in order to eliminate Distractor A as a possible correct answer.

Question was considered a KA match as the stem asked about data collection requirements in support of actions which add reactivity while performing a pre-startup procedure.

Response: Added to stem that the plant is operating with a negative moderator temperature coefficient and ICS is available and providing valid data.

4 F

2 B

S PREVIOUS 2 EXAMS: Perry 2019 NRC Exam Q4 5

F 3

X B

U S

Columbia 2019 NRC Exam Q72 NRC: This question is a KA mismatch in that it does not test the ability of the applicant to use radiation monitoring equipment. Only how radiation monitoring equipment works on its own.

This question is not a Tier match for Tier 3. This is a Tier 2 question asking for plant response to a high process radiation alarm in the radwaste system.

Response

Replaced with bank question from Columbia 2019 #

RO-72

3. Psychometric Flaws
4. Job Content Flaws
5. K/A Use Flaws Perry, December 2022 Q#
1.

LOK (F/H)

2.

LOD (1-5)

Stem Focus Cues T/F Cred.

Dist.

Partial Job Link Minutia

  1. /Units Logic Q-K/A License Level
6. Source (B/M/N)
7. Status (U/E/S)
8. Explanation 6

F 3

B S

7 F

2 B

S March 2015 GFE Q24 8

F 2

N S

9 F

2 B

E S

September 2017 GFE Q32 NRC: Make operationally valid for Perry (e.g. Name the burnable poison added to fuel in the question stem)

Response

Added gadolinium to stem.

10 F

3 B

S September 2015 GFE Q39 11 H

2 X

X M

E S

FREE SAMPLE March 2020 GFE Q28 NRC: Distractor B can be argued as a second correct or partial correct answer based on how it is worded.

The first part is true as efficiency will lower due to loss of extraction steam. The second part describes what is occurring in that less steam will go to the turbine when the TCVs close down to address the decrease in steam header pressure due to colder feedwater entering the reactor. It seems that this distractor was written to be the opposite of Distractor A which attempts to address the fact that if less steam is extracted from the turbine the applicant could assume more steam would go to the turbine causing load to go up.

I am also not really sold on Distractor C for plausibility, but do not have a better recommendation.

Response: Changed B to lower, because decreased steam flow caused Main Turbine Control Valve #4 to close more to maintain Rx pressure - Incorrect since Perry uses partial arc admission and TCV #4 is fully closed up to 85% power.

Changed C to, the same as before because Rx Power was returned to 80% power - Incorrect since plant efficiency lowers and MWe lowers (20 MWe for this scenario).

3. Psychometric Flaws
4. Job Content Flaws
5. K/A Use Flaws Perry, December 2022 Q#
1.

LOK (F/H)

2.

LOD (1-5)

Stem Focus Cues T/F Cred.

Dist.

Partial Job Link Minutia

  1. /Units Logic Q-K/A License Level
6. Source (B/M/N)
7. Status (U/E/S)
8. Explanation 12 F

2 B

S March 2019 GFE Q15 13 H

3 M

S Perry 2015 NRC Exam Q11 Reference Provided: Power to Flow Map Meets Tier 1 requirements per ES-4.2 because the question addresses operator response to an abnormal plant condition per the AOPs.

14 H

3 N

S NRC: Meets Tier 1 requirements per ES-4.2 because the question addresses the integrated plant response to emergency or abnormal situations crossing several plant systems or safety functions.

15 F

3 N

E S

NRC: This question is not a Tier match for Tier 1.

This question is a Tier 2 question simply asking how the annunciator system responds to a loss of DC power. Perhaps make this a 2x2 question asking which bus lost power and what action is required per ONI-R61.

Response

Made a 2x2 with ONI actions.

Now Meets Tier 1 requirements per ES-4.2 because the question addresses operator response to an abnormal plant condition per the AOPs.

16 F

3 N

U S

NRC: This question is not a Tier match for Tier 1.

This question is a Tier 2 question simply asking how the MSR system directly responds to a turbine trip.

This question was a Tier 2 question when it was asked on the 2017 exam.

Response

Wrote new question.

Now Meets Tier 1 requirements per ES-4.2 because the question addresses operator response to an abnormal plant condition per the AOPs.

17 F

3 N

U S

NRC: This question is not a Tier match for Tier 1.

This question is a Tier 2 question simply asking how the DFWC system directly responds to a manual scram. I recognize this question was considered acceptable for Tier 1 on the 2019 exam. This was incorrect. The question was originally tested as Q55 on the 2015 exam where it was correctly called a Tier 2 question.

Response

Wrote new question.

3. Psychometric Flaws
4. Job Content Flaws
5. K/A Use Flaws Perry, December 2022 Q#
1.

LOK (F/H)

2.

LOD (1-5)

Stem Focus Cues T/F Cred.

Dist.

Partial Job Link Minutia

  1. /Units Logic Q-K/A License Level
6. Source (B/M/N)
7. Status (U/E/S)
8. Explanation Now Meets Tier 1 requirements per ES-4.2 because the question addresses operator response to an abnormal plant condition per the AOPs.

18 F

3 N

S Meets Tier 1 requirements per ES-4.2 because it requires the applicant to know and assess the affect of AOP immediate actions.

19 H

4 N

S FREE SAMPLE Meets Tier 1 requirements per ES-4.2 because the question addresses operator response to an abnormal plant condition per the AOPs.

20 H

3 B

E S

Meets Tier 1 requirements per ES-4.2 because the question addresses the progression of an event and how it would affect potential operator actions.

Reference Provided: Image of station and instrument air pressure indications NRC: Is 1P52-N060 visible from the main control room? If it is please include it in the reference showing a value > 90 psig. If it is not, the info can be included in the stem. To ensure that Distractor B can be clearly considered not a second correct answer, this data needs to be provided in the stem.

Response

2P52-N060 indication is not available in the control room. Added 3rd bullet to stem, Local pressure indicator 2P52-N060, IA Receiver Tank, indicates 95 psig 21 H

3 N

S Meets Tier 1 requirements per ES-4.2 because the question addresses the progression of an event and how it would affect potential operator actions.

22 H

2 M

E S

Meets Tier 1 requirements per ES-4.2 because the question addresses operator response to an abnormal plant condition per the AOPs.

NRC: Correct answer C is worded awkwardly.

Remove the word is so that the answer reads, Place the Fuel Prep Machine in the full down position.

Correct the distractor analysis for Distractor D replacing as to is.

Response

Deleted the word is from C and changed as to is in Distractor D analysis.

3. Psychometric Flaws
4. Job Content Flaws
5. K/A Use Flaws Perry, December 2022 Q#
1.

LOK (F/H)

2.

LOD (1-5)

Stem Focus Cues T/F Cred.

Dist.

Partial Job Link Minutia

  1. /Units Logic Q-K/A License Level
6. Source (B/M/N)
7. Status (U/E/S)
8. Explanation 23 H

F 3

X B

N U

E S

FREE SAMPLE Meets Tier 1 requirements per ES-4.2 because the question addresses the progression of an event.

Perry 2015 NRC Exam Q26 NRC: This question should be considered a bank question. The change to the question stem and the correct answer were not substantive enough to meet the criteria in ES-4.2 to be considered modified. In both instances steam from the reactor vessel will not have sufficient water level in the suppression pool to be quenched even considering the two different pathways the steam would travel.

The question does not meet the KA. The answer and Distractors A and D are linked to the lowering suppression pool level and have little to do with the high drywell pressure. Distractor B could be argued is implausible as I am not aware of a situation where drywell integrity would be impacted by an emergency depressurization. The question seems to want to test the applicants knowledge of changing plant conditions since specific rates of change are given but there is no need to assess them. Perhaps if the applicant had to assess them and compare the rising drywell pressure condition to other conditions listed, I could consider the KA to be a match.

Response: Agree that submitted question does not meet KA.

In a Mark III containment, a primary leak in the drywell will result in rising DW pressure and temperature and as long as suppression pool level is adequately maintained, no adverse effects to containment will result. Therefore, submitted a new question that ties DW pressure to containment integrity via inadequate suppression pool level.

Since this is a New question, changed pedigree sheet to New from Bank and is a Lower Order question.

NRC: Distractor A appears that it should be 7.25 ft based on references provided to avoid damage to RCIC and/or HPCS.

Correction to Distractor A was made. Question is now SAT.

3. Psychometric Flaws
4. Job Content Flaws
5. K/A Use Flaws Perry, December 2022 Q#
1.

LOK (F/H)

2.

LOD (1-5)

Stem Focus Cues T/F Cred.

Dist.

Partial Job Link Minutia

  1. /Units Logic Q-K/A License Level
6. Source (B/M/N)
7. Status (U/E/S)
8. Explanation 24 H

3 M

S Meets Tier 1 requirements per ES-4.2 because the question addresses the progression of an event.

Perry 2019 Retake NRC Exam Q22 25 F

2 N

E S

Meets Tier 1 requirements per ES-4.2 because the question addresses the progression of an event.

NRC: Please provide document that includes learning objectives (OT-3402-05-C, OT-3402-06-C.3) for this question. EOP Bases questions are possibly in the realm of SRO ONLY.

Response

See attached document for RO-25 showing wording of old objectives OT-3402-05-C, OT-3402-06-C.3 and recently revised objectives. Additionally, VISION Form-1, Analysis And Design Worksheet is included which shows these are RO objectives.

26 F

2 X

B E

S Meets Tier 1 requirements per ES-4.2 because the question addresses plant conditions which would require operator actions derived in the EOPs.

Perry 2002 Retake NRC Exam Q14 NRC: This question includes a subset with regards to the correct answer and the distractors. Specifically, when the applicant assesses either temperature or pressure the higher value has to be correct or else a subset would exist. Specifically, if 90F were correct then 100F must be correct as well. Therefore, 90F and 1.5 psig can be eliminated as possible answer choices. This question is considered an E because it was used on a previous NRC exam. Adding the term lowest to the question stem would most likely remove the subset concern.

Response

Reworded stem as follows, Which of the following is the lowest degraded, stable containment condition requiring all available containment cooling fans to be operated?

27 F

2 B

S Meets Tier 1 requirements per ES-4.2 because the question addresses plant limitations which affect operator response per the EOPs.

Perry 2002 NRC Exam Q77 28 H

3 N

S FREE SAMPLE Meets Tier 1 requirements per ES-4.2 because the question addresses operator response to an abnormal

3. Psychometric Flaws
4. Job Content Flaws
5. K/A Use Flaws Perry, December 2022 Q#
1.

LOK (F/H)

2.

LOD (1-5)

Stem Focus Cues T/F Cred.

Dist.

Partial Job Link Minutia

  1. /Units Logic Q-K/A License Level
6. Source (B/M/N)
7. Status (U/E/S)
8. Explanation plant condition per the EOPs.

29 H

3 X

N S

Meets Tier 1 requirements per ES-4.2 because the question addresses the progression of an event.

30 H

3 M

S Meets Tier 1 requirements per ES-4.2 because the question addresses operator response to an abnormal plant condition per the EOPs.

Perry 2015 NRC Exam Q35 Reference Provided: Area and Airborne radiation indications on SPDS 31 F

2 N

U S

NRC: This question is not a Tier match for Tier 1.

This question is a Tier 2 question simply asking how the FP system directly responds to a fire detection alarm. This question was a Tier 2 question when it was asked on the Susquehanna 2019 exam.

Response

Wrote new question.

Now meets Tier 1 requirements per ES-4.2 because the question addresses operator response to an abnormal plant condition per the AOPs.

32 H

3 M

S Meets Tier 1 requirements per ES-4.2 because the question addresses operator response to an abnormal plant condition per the AOPs.

Perry 2019 Retake NRC Exam Q30 Reference Provided: Generator Capability Curve 33 H

3 M

U S

Perry 2019 NRC Exam QSRO15 NRC: This question is not a Tier match for Tier 1.

This question is a Tier 2 question simply asking how the OG system directly responds to a radiation detection alarm. This question was incorrectly assessed as a Tier 1 question when it was asked on the 2017 exam.

Response

Replaced with modified bank question from Perry 2019 # SRO-15 Now meets Tier 1 requirements per ES-4.2 because the question addresses operator response to an abnormal plant condition per the AOPs.

34 F

2 N

U S

NRC: This question is not a Tier match for Tier 1.

This question is a Tier 2 question simply asking how the HP system directly responds to a high level.

3. Psychometric Flaws
4. Job Content Flaws
5. K/A Use Flaws Perry, December 2022 Q#
1.

LOK (F/H)

2.

LOD (1-5)

Stem Focus Cues T/F Cred.

Dist.

Partial Job Link Minutia

  1. /Units Logic Q-K/A License Level
6. Source (B/M/N)
7. Status (U/E/S)
8. Explanation

Response

Wrote new question.

Now meets Tier 1 requirements per ES-4.2 because the question addresses operator response to an abnormal plant condition per the EOPs.

35 F

3 M

S Perry 2015 Retake NRC Exam Q3 Meets Tier 1 requirements per ES-4.2 because the question addresses operator response to an abnormal plant condition.

36 F

2 B

S PREVIOUS 2 EXAMS: Perry 2021 NRC Exam Q31 Meets Tier 1 requirements per ES-4.2 because the question addresses the reason for an operator response to an abnormal plant condition.

37 H

3 N

U S

NRC: This question is not a Tier match for Tier 1.

This question is a Tier 2 question simply asking how reactor power responds without operator action to a double notched control rod during startup.

Response

Wrote new question.

Now meets Tier 1 requirements per ES-4.2 because the question addresses operator response to an abnormal plant condition per the AOPs.

38 H

2 N

S Meets Tier 1 requirements per ES-4.2 because the question addresses operator response to plant conditions per the EOPs.

39 F

3 B

S Perry 2015 NRC Exam Q18 40 H

3 N

S 41 F

2 N

S 42 H

3 N

S 43 F

2 M

S Grand Gulf 2017 NRC Exam Q32 44 H

2 M

S Perry 2021 NRC Exam Q44 45 H

2 B

S Perry 2009 NRC Exam Q46

3. Psychometric Flaws
4. Job Content Flaws
5. K/A Use Flaws Perry, December 2022 Q#
1.

LOK (F/H)

2.

LOD (1-5)

Stem Focus Cues T/F Cred.

Dist.

Partial Job Link Minutia

  1. /Units Logic Q-K/A License Level
6. Source (B/M/N)
7. Status (U/E/S)
8. Explanation 46 F

3 B

S PREVIOUS 2 EXAMS: Perry 2021 NRC Exam Q48 47 F

2 N

S 48 H

2 N

S 49 H

3 B

S Perry 2010 NRC Exam Q48 Reference Provided: PDB-A0012, Recirc Drive Flow vs. Total Core Flow 50 F

4 N

S 51 H

3 B

S Perry 2017 NRC Exam Q51 Reference Provided: SPDS Display 52 H

3 M

E S

FREE SAMPLE Referenced Provided: NS4 Manual Isolation image embedded in the question stem Dresden 2017 NRC Exam Q39 NRC: Please explain the answer justification for Distractor B, based on the reference provided the MSIV logic would not be met since pushbuttons 1 and 2 are both associated with Logic group A. MSIVs require 1 out of 2 taken twice which would mean one of pushbuttons 3 or 4 would also have to be pushed to initiate Logic group B and therefore have both MSIV logic groups A and B met to close the MSIVs assuming the system was first armed.

Also please just confirm, these same pushbuttons are used to isolate the MSIVs and simultaneously BOP inboard and outboard steam system valves.

Response: Corrected answer justification for B clarified wording in answer justifications for A & C. -

Removed reference to MSIV isolations.

Additionally, These 4 PBs are used to isolate Inboard

& Outboard MSIVs as well as Inboard and Outboard Containment Isolation valves.

53 H

2 N

S 54 H

3 N

S

3. Psychometric Flaws
4. Job Content Flaws
5. K/A Use Flaws Perry, December 2022 Q#
1.

LOK (F/H)

2.

LOD (1-5)

Stem Focus Cues T/F Cred.

Dist.

Partial Job Link Minutia

  1. /Units Logic Q-K/A License Level
6. Source (B/M/N)
7. Status (U/E/S)
8. Explanation 55 H

3 N

S 56 H

2 N

S 57 F

2 B

S Perry 2017 NRC Exam Q57 58 F

3 N

S 59 H

4 M

E S

River Bend 2014 NRC Exam Q49 NRC: Please provide additional reference material to confirm the purpose of the red light. I was not able to technically confirm its purpose with the drawing provided.

The distractor justification statements were jumbled and not tied to their correct distractor (e.g. the first justification says B but it is associated with distractor A)

Response: Fixed distractors. Per discussion, no further documentation required.

60 H

2 B

S Perry 2002 NRC Exam Q79 61 H

3 N

S 62 H

2 B

E S

Perry 2017 NRC Exam Q17 NRC: This question does not meet the ES 4.2 requirements for a modified bank question. No change to the stem and all distractors same, just picked a different component affected by the loss of TBCCW.

Response: Changed to bank 63 F

3 M

S Susquehanna 2017 NRC Exam Q45 64 F

2 N

S 65 F

3 M

S Limerick 2015 NRC Exam Q5 66 H

2 B

S Hope Creek 2012 NRC Exam Q35

3. Psychometric Flaws
4. Job Content Flaws
5. K/A Use Flaws Perry, December 2022 Q#
1.

LOK (F/H)

2.

LOD (1-5)

Stem Focus Cues T/F Cred.

Dist.

Partial Job Link Minutia

  1. /Units Logic Q-K/A License Level
6. Source (B/M/N)
7. Status (U/E/S)
8. Explanation 67 H

2 N

S 68 H

3 B

S Perry 2003 NRC Exam Q75 69 F

2 N

S NRC: Is an RO permitted to serve as the Fuel Handling Supervisor at Perry? Is this an SRO only task and as such question?

Response

ROs supervise fuel movement in the Fuel Handling Building.

70 H

2 N

S FREE SAMPLE 71 H

2 B

S Oyster Creek 2007 NRC Exam Q62 72 H

3 B

S Perry 2013 NRC Exam Q70 73 F

4 N

S 74 H

3 N

E S

NRC: Question stem incorrectly lists the rad monitors as K690. They should be K609.

Response: Fixed stem and analysis - changed to K609 75 H

3 N

E S

NRC: Distractor analysis should say A & C - 2ND part not B & C as A & C share NORM as the incorrect 2nd part.

Response: Corrected analysis.

1 H

2 B

S Perry 2015 NRC Exam QSRO14 Reference Provided: PAP 1910, FIRE PROTECTION PROGRAM 2

F 2

N S

3 F

2 B

S Perry 2017 NRC Exam QSRO4 4

H 2

X B

E S

Perry 2010 NRC Exam QSRO4 Reference Provided: TS 3.8.4 and TS 3.8.5 NRC: Distractor A is not credible as a 24-hour completion time is not listed in LCO 3.8.4 or 3.8.5 which are provided to the applicant. It is not plausible

3. Psychometric Flaws
4. Job Content Flaws
5. K/A Use Flaws Perry, December 2022 Q#
1.

LOK (F/H)

2.

LOD (1-5)

Stem Focus Cues T/F Cred.

Dist.

Partial Job Link Minutia

  1. /Units Logic Q-K/A License Level
6. Source (B/M/N)
7. Status (U/E/S)
8. Explanation an applicant would select an answer choice which is not listed in the references provided to the applicants.

Please provide the surveillance which indicates what the minimum acceptable terminal voltage is for operability.

Response: Changed A to 48 hours5.555556e-4 days <br />0.0133 hours <br />7.936508e-5 weeks <br />1.8264e-5 months <br /> - 12 hours1.388889e-4 days <br />0.00333 hours <br />1.984127e-5 weeks <br />4.566e-6 months <br /> + 36 hours4.166667e-4 days <br />0.01 hours <br />5.952381e-5 weeks <br />1.3698e-5 months <br /> - common misconception. Completion tTimes for RAs D.1 & D.2 are concurrent - not consecutive.

5 H

2 X

B E

S Perry 2017 NRC Exam QSRO5 Reference Provided: ODCM NRC: Correct answer A does not include that the discharge lineup is independently verified.

Response: Added and discharge valve lineup as stated in Action 110 of the ODCM to A.

6 F

2 M

S Perry 2021 NRC Exam QSRO6 7

F 3

B U

S LaSalle 2020 NRC Exam Q99 NRC: This question is not a Tier match for Tier 3.

This is a Tier 1 question asking for crew response to various abnormal conditions. Recommend replacing the KA or come out with a question which tests colors and stickers on annunciators which have priority.

Response

Wrote new (bank) question based on LaSalle 2020

  1. 99. Changed K/A to 2.4.5 8

H 2

X N

E S

FREE SAMPLE Meets Tier 1 requirements per ES-4.2 because the question addresses operator response to an abnormal plant condition per the EOPs.

NRC: Please describe the plant response to a LOOP while at power. Which buses auto transfer to the UAT from offsite power. I am assuming the buses which power the fast speed RR pumps do not as the stem indicates that a reactor scram signal has been received.

With IRMs reading on range 8 and no trend given post scram, how does this compare to normal post scram indication? EOPs assess ATWS conditions based on APRM indications of power. Just want to make sure there is an ATWS is in progress based on IRM range, no trend given, and no specific amount of time since

3. Psychometric Flaws
4. Job Content Flaws
5. K/A Use Flaws Perry, December 2022 Q#
1.

LOK (F/H)

2.

LOD (1-5)

Stem Focus Cues T/F Cred.

Dist.

Partial Job Link Minutia

  1. /Units Logic Q-K/A License Level
6. Source (B/M/N)
7. Status (U/E/S)
8. Explanation the scram signal was received provided in the question stem.

Response: Buses L11 & L12 are fed from UAT at power and supply fast speed Recirc Pumps. On a normal scram, Buses L11 & L12 would transfer to the S/U transformer via bus L10. However, on a LOOP, all L buses would be deenergized causing a loss of Recirc pumps and RPS.

Normally, following a Rx scram with all control rods inserted, IRMs are on Range 3 or lower and lowering by the time the RO is able to insert them. IRMs on Range 8 indicate that a low power ATWS (<4%) is present and Rx pressure must be maintained as high as practicable.

9 F

2 X

N U

S Meets Tier 1 requirements per ES-4.2 because the question addresses which AOP will be selected to address an abnormal plant condition.

NRC: Distractors A and C are not plausible as the stem informs the applicant that there is a fire in the plant. Entering ONI-P54 seems like it must be entered at a minimum.

Provided review references do not seem to match the question provided.

Response

Add 3 to all choices.

10 F

3 M

S Perry 2010 NRC Exam QSRO25 Meets Tier 1 requirements per ES-4.2 because the question addresses procedural driven required actions.

11 H

3 M

S Duane Arnold 2017 NRC Exam QSRO5 Reference Provided: HCL Curve Meets Tier 1 requirements per ES-4.2 because the question addresses operator response to an abnormal plant condition per the EOPs.

12 H

2 X

B E

S FREE SAMPLE Meets Tier 1 requirements per ES-4.2 because the question addresses which procedure would be directed based on plant conditions.

Perry 2017 NRC Exam QSRO13

3. Psychometric Flaws
4. Job Content Flaws
5. K/A Use Flaws Perry, December 2022 Q#
1.

LOK (F/H)

2.

LOD (1-5)

Stem Focus Cues T/F Cred.

Dist.

Partial Job Link Minutia

  1. /Units Logic Q-K/A License Level
6. Source (B/M/N)
7. Status (U/E/S)
8. Explanation NRC: Distractors C and D are not plausible to me.

Since this was a previous NRC exam question, it is considered an enhancement even with 2 implausible distractors. There is not an immediate entry condition in RPV Control for containment temperature. It should be evident that the crew would have to initially enter the EOPs in the Primary Containment Control procedure. Perhaps a better way to ask the question is which procedure along with EOP-2 is required to mitigate these plant conditions? The answer choices would then be SOI-P50, EOP-SPI 2.2, SOI-M11, and ONI-C71.

Response: Agree - Made changes as suggested.

13 H

3 N

S Meets Tier 1 requirements per ES-4.2 because the question addresses operator response to an abnormal plant condition per the EOPs.

14 H

2 N

S Meets Tier 1 requirements per ES-4.2 because the question addresses operator response to an abnormal plant condition per the EOPs.

15 H

3 B

S Perry 2015 NRC Exam QSRO17 Meets Tier 1 requirements per ES-4.2 because the question addresses operator response to an abnormal plant condition 16 F

4 N

S Meets Tier 1 requirements per ES-4.2 because the question addresses operator response to an abnormal plant condition 17 H

2 N

S Reference Provided: ARI-H13-P601-0022-A3 and TS 3.1.4 Meets Tier 1 requirements per ES-4.2 because the question addresses operator response to an abnormal plant condition 18 F

3 N

E S

NRC: This question stem does not include detailed enough information to indicate whether the LPCI injection valve would actually be open. The provided reference indicates that the injection valve opens when the RPV pressure is lowered enough to meet the permissive requirements. The answer justification indicates the valve will open on the high drywell pressure initiation setpoint.

Response: At Perry, there is a check valve between the Injection MOV and the RPV. As long as pressure between the Injection valve and the check valve is <

530 psig, the Injection valve will open when demanded. Added Reference material to demonstrate

3. Psychometric Flaws
4. Job Content Flaws
5. K/A Use Flaws Perry, December 2022 Q#
1.

LOK (F/H)

2.

LOD (1-5)

Stem Focus Cues T/F Cred.

Dist.

Partial Job Link Minutia

  1. /Units Logic Q-K/A License Level
6. Source (B/M/N)
7. Status (U/E/S)
8. Explanation the LPCI Inject valves open on LOCA (1.68#, L1) and are not RPV pressure dependent at PNPP.

19 H

2 X

B E

S FREE SAMPLE PREVIOUS 2 EXAMS: Perry 2019 NRC Exam QSRO20 NRC: This question should just be considered a bank question. There was not a substantive change in a distractor/answer along with the change in the stem and the change in the stem did not result in a distractor becoming the correct answer. The question does not meet either definition of modified per NUREG 1021, Rev. 12. Based on this determination, this would count as a previous 2 exam question.

To be considered a significantly modified question, at least one pertinent condition in the stem and at least one distractor must be changed from the original bank question. Changing the conditions in the stem such that one of the three distractors in the original question becomes the correct answer would also be considered a significant modification.

Please explain what is operationally valid about the loss in power resulting in SLC not injecting. Based on the references provided, the loss in power indicated in the stem would cause the B SLC pump to lose power, but what caused the injection pathway to become obstructed such that the running pump is deadheaded causing the relief valve(s) to lift? I would argue that the original question had the same issue in that the squib valve alignment wouldnt result in a loss of a pathway to the reactor.

Response: Revised stem to make question more operationally valid. Deleted reference to line blockage and tied to loss of power to pumps and one squib valve. Changed to Bank on pedigree sheet.

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S NRC: I am concerned when we say in the stem that ATWS actions are complete that the applicant can assume that CSBW has been added. Where do we draw the line by saying ATWS actions have been completed? Are all the rods in now and we are no longer in an ATWS? I think we need to be clearer there.

3. Psychometric Flaws
4. Job Content Flaws
5. K/A Use Flaws Perry, December 2022 Q#
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LOK (F/H)

2.

LOD (1-5)

Stem Focus Cues T/F Cred.

Dist.

Partial Job Link Minutia

  1. /Units Logic Q-K/A License Level
6. Source (B/M/N)
7. Status (U/E/S)
8. Explanation Capitalize the first letter in depressurization in Distractor C.

Response: Revised stem to clarify P680 and P601 ATWS Hardcard Actions have been completed.

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S Perry 2015 NRC Exam QSRO19 22 F

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NRC: Loss of K-1-A or K-1-F requires a reactor scram. It is not clear that a loss of this UPS will not cause a loss of either or both of these busses. The ARP directs going to ONI R25-2 but is not specific as to which 120 VAC busses will be lost.

Response: Additional drawing 206-055 & 206-059 to support that only V-1-A and V-1-B are lost in a loss of DB-1-A. Loss of V1A and V1B will not result in any automatic RPS Trip.

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3 N

S 24 H

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S Grand Gulf 2008 NRC Exam Q91 Reference Provided: EOP-SPI-Supplement Figure

  1. 6 HDOL 25 F

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S Perry 2013 NRC Exam QSRO4

Form 2.3-5 Instructions for Written Examination Review Worksheet Refer to ES-4.2 for the definitions of terms used in this worksheet for the written examination.

Review each question (Q) as submitted and as subsequently revised and document the following in the associated worksheet columns:

1. Enter the level of knowledge (LOK) as either (F)undamental or (H)igher cognitive level.
2. Enter the level of difficulty (LOD) from 1 (easy) to 5 (difficult); mark direct lookup questions (applicant can directly determine the answer from the provided reference) as LOD 1. A question is (U)nsatisfactory if it is LOD 1 or LOD 5.
3. Check the appropriate box if a psychometric flaw is identified:

Stem Focus: The stem lacks enough focus to elicit the correct answer (e.g., unclear intent, more information is needed, or too much needless information). This is an (U)nsatisfactory question.

Cues: The stem or one or more answer choices contains cues (e.g., clues, specific determiners, phrasing, length). This is an (U)nsatisfactory question.

T/F: All of the answer choices are a collection of unrelated true/false statements. This is an (U)nsatisfactory question.

Cred. Dist.: The distractors are not credible; single implausible distractors require (E)nhancement, and more than one noncredible distractor in the same question results in an (U)satisfactory question.

Partial: One or more distractors are partially correct (e.g., if the applicant can make unstated assumptions that are not contradicted by the stem). This is an (U)nsatisfactory question.

4. Check the appropriate box if a job content flaw is identified:

Job Link: The question is not linked to the job requirements (i.e., the question has a valid knowledge or ability (K/A) but, as written, is not operational in content). This is an (U)nsatisfactory question.

Minutia: The question requires the recall of knowledge that is too specific for the closed-reference test mode (i.e., it is not required to be known from memory). This is an (U)nsatisfactory question.

  1. /Units: The question contains data with an unrealistic level of accuracy or inconsistent units (e.g., panel meter in percent with question in gallons). This is an (U)nsatisfactory question.

Logic: The question requires backward or reverse logic or application compared to the job requirements. This is an (U)nsatisfactory question.

5. Check the first box if a K/A mismatch flaw exists. Check the second box if the question is flawed because it is written at the wrong license level. Either condition results in an (U)nsatisfactory question.
6. Enter the questions source: (B)ank, (M)odified, or (N)ew. Verify that (M)odified questions meet the criteria of ES-4.2.
7. Based on the review performed in steps 2-5, mark the question as (U)nsatisfactory, in need of (E)nhancement, or (S)atisfactory.
8. Fully explain the reason for any (U) in column 7 (e.g., how the psychometric attributes are not being met).
9. Save the initial review comments and detail subsequent comment resolution so that each exam-bound question is marked by an (S) on this form.
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