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Intro to PLC Ch 1-4

Total questions: 15

Worksheet time: 8mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does PLC stand for:

a)

Please Learn Carefully

b)

Programmable Logic Controller

c)

Program Learn Code

d)

Programming Learning Computing

2.

What one is not true?

a)

PLCs use inputs to create outputs

b)

PLCs cannot control a process

c)

PLCs need analog data converted to digital

3.

Which I/O modules requires more space?

a)

Plug-in modules

b)

Expansion modules

4.

Terminal blocks are typically wired in series.

a)

True

b)

False

5.

Which is not part of a wiring diagram

a)

What components are connected

b)

Where components are connected

c)

How components are connected

d)

What each component looks like

6.

Which is not true about continuity checks:

a)

Power must be on when performing check

b)

Performed using a DMM

c)

Checks for an open circuit

d)

Used in troubleshooting a circuit

7.

Which is not an input

a)

push button

b)

pilot light

c)

sensor

d)

potentiometer

8.

Which is not an output

a)

Potentiometer

b)

Pilot Light

c)

Motor

d)

Alarm light

9.

Protocol is also known as:

a)

Addresses

b)

Rules

c)

Graphical representation of circuit

10.

Which is not a communication link used with the Micro 850

a)

Serial

b)

Ethernet

c)

USB

d)

Wireless

11.

Device on a network that can act as entrance and exit portals

a)

Gateway

b)

Driver

c)

Firmware

d)

Subnet mask

12.

Program or instructions permanently stored in ROM than control hardware at base level

a)

Gateway

b)

Subnet mask

c)

Firmware

d)

Driver

13.

32-bit number that enables distinction between networks by masking IP address bits that denote the same network

a)

Gateway

b)

Firmware

c)

Driver

d)

Subnet mask

14.

Software configuration that allows computer to access specific type of devices

a)

Gateway

b)

Driver

c)

Firmware

d)

Subnet mask

15.

Potentiometers work by varying ____ to change ___

a)

Voltage/resistance

b)

Current/voltage

c)

Resistance/voltage