Certain types of boxes may be grouped together or____.

• A. Ganged
• B. Linked
• C. Tied
• D. Coupled

Answer: (A)

Grouping boxes into a single unit is described as ganging. The term “ganged” signals that these boxes are mounted or operated as one set, often on a common frame or cover, so they function together and are easier to install or service. In contexts like electrical enclosures or control panels, you’ll see multiple boxes described as ganged when they’re arranged side by side and share a mounting or mechanism. While other words like linked or coupled convey a connection, they don’t capture the specific idea of creating a single, unified group of boxes.