Measuring Resistance using Multimeter

• When preparing to measure the resistance of a resistor using an analog multitester, where should you switch the selection knob? To the DC voltage range.

• To the DC voltage range.

• To the AC voltage range.

• To the resistance (ohms) range.

• To the current (amperes) range.

When connecting the test probes to the multimeter, which of the following is correct?

• Connect the black test lead to the jack marked "COM then connect the red test lead to the jack marked with OHM.

• Connect the red test lead to the jack marked "COM then connect the black test lead to the jack marked with OHM.

• Connect the red test lead to the jack marked "COM then connect the black test lead to the jack marked with DCA

• Connect the red test lead to the jack marked "COM then connect the black test lead to the jack marked with MaV.

When using an analog multitester, if the test probes are not in contact with anything, where will the needle pointer be located?

• Move to Right .

• At the maximum resistance mark (infinity) (Left).

• In the middle of the scale.

• It will not move.

Before measuring the resistance of a resistor using an analog multimeter, how should you calibrate the multimeter?

• Turn the selection knob to the highest voltage range.

• Connect the test probes together and adjust the zero ohm.

• Set the selection knob to the current (amperes) range.

• Check the battery level and ensure it is fully charged.

When using an analog multitester, if the test probes are in contact with something, where will the needle pointer be located?

• The pointer will move to the right.

• At the maximum resistance mark (infinity) (Left).

• The pointer is in the middle

• It will not move.