Which term refers to the point on the pole where the guy is attached?

• A. Crossarm
• B. Guy attachment
• C. Transformer bank
• D. Secondary service

Answer: (B)

Think about how a utility pole stays stable. A guy wire is a separate tension line that helps pull the pole into position, and the exact spot where that wire connects to the pole is called the guy attachment. This term specifically naming the connection point distinguishes it from other hardware on the pole. The crossarm is the horizontal piece that holds the lines and insulators, the transformer bank is a group of transformers mounted on the pole, and secondary service refers to the customer-side conductors leaving the transformer. So the guy attachment correctly identifies the point where the guy wire is fixed to the pole.