The act of linking together the exposed and extraneous metal parts is called:
A) earthing
B) bonding
C) basic protection
D) fault protection.

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Bonding is the act of linking together exposed and extraneous metal parts to ensure that they are at the same electric potential and prevent electric shock or sparks occurring due to voltage differences. Earthing, on the other hand, refers to connecting the metal parts to the ground to prevent electrical buildup and release, which could lead to electric shock or fires. Basic protection and fault protection are not relevant terms in this context.

The Act of Linking Together the Exposed and Extraneous Metal