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Review Unit 4 Part 1

Total questions: 47

Worksheet time: 12hrs 45mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Refer to figure . What part of the generating system that converts the fuel combustion process into heat energy?

a)

Boiler

b)

Turbine

c)

Generator

d)

Condenser

2.

Refer to figure . What part of the generating system that cools gas vapour (steam) into its liquid form (water)?

a)

Boiler

b)

Turbine

c)

Generator

d)

Condenser

3.

Refer to figure . What part of the generating system that converts the heat energy (from the steam) to mechanical energy?

a)

Boiler

b)

Turbine

c)

Generator

d)

Condenser

4.

Refer to figure . What part of the generating system that converts the mechanical energy from the turbine into electrical energy?

a)

Boiler

b)

Turbine

c)

Generator

d)

Condenser

5.

Refer to figure (Electrical Generating Station). What is the Function of the part (A)?

a)

Cools gas vapour (steam) into its liquid form (water)

b)

Converts the heat energy (from the steam) to mechanical energy

c)

Converts the fuel combustion process into heat energy

d)

Converts the mechanical energy from the turbine into electrical energy

6.

Refer to figure (Electrical Generating Station). What is the Function of the part (B)?

a)

Cools gas vapour (steam) into its liquid form (water)

b)

Converts the heat energy (from the steam) to mechanical energy

c)

Converts the fuel combustion process into heat energy

d)

Converts the mechanical energy from the turbine into electrical energy

7.

Refer to figure (Electrical Generating Station). What is the Function of the part (C)?

a)

Cools gas vapour (steam) into its liquid form (water)

b)

Converts the heat energy (from the steam) to mechanical energy

c)

Converts the fuel combustion process into heat energy

d)

Converts the mechanical energy from the turbine into electrical energy

8.

Refer to figure (Electrical Generating Station). What is the Function of the part (D)?

a)

Cools gas vapour (steam) into its liquid form (water)

b)

Converts the heat energy (from the steam) to mechanical energy

c)

Converts the fuel combustion process into heat energy

d)

Converts the mechanical energy from the turbine into electrical energy

9.

Refer figure . What is the major part of a high voltage transmission system that increase the voltage and reduce the current used smaller conductor?

a)

Transmission lines

b)

Step-up Transformer

c)

Substation

d)

Generator

10.

Refer to figure . What is the major part of a high voltage transmission system that used to transmit the voltage from the generating station over long distance?

a)

Transmission lines

b)

Step-up Transformer

c)

Substation

d)

Generator

11.

Refer to figure . What is major part of a high voltage transmission system that used to deliver operating voltage to the plant?

a)


Transmission lines

b)

Step-up Transformer

c)

Substation

d)

Generator

12.

Refer to figure . What is major part of a high voltage transmission system that used to support the transmission lines conductors?

a)

Transmission lines

b)

Step-up Transformer

c)

Substation

d)

Transmission tower.

13.

Refer to figure (Transmission system). What is the Function of the part (A)?

a)

Deliver operating voltage to the plant

b)

Support the transmission lines conductors

c)

Transmit the voltage from the generating station over long distance

d)

Increase the voltage and reduce the current

14.

Refer to figure (Transmission system). What is the Function of the part (B)?

a)

Deliver operating voltage to the plant

b)

Support the transmission lines conductors

c)

Transmit the voltage from the generating station over long distance

d)

Increase the voltage and reduce the current

15.

Refer to figure (Transmission system). What is the Function of the part (C)?

a)

Deliver operating voltage to the plant

b)

Support the transmission lines conductors

c)

Transmit the voltage from the generating station over long distance

d)

Increase the voltage and reduce the current

16.

Refer to figure (Transmission system). What is the Function of the part (D)?

a)

Deliver operating voltage to the plant

b)

Support the transmission lines conductors

c)

Transmit the voltage from the generating station over long distance

d)

Increase the voltage and reduce the current

17.

Refer to figure (Electrical Distribution system). What is the Function of the part (A)?

a)


Provides power to motor and motor control

b)

Distribution of power to branch circuits

c)

Supply the power to all plants lighting and equipment

d)

Step up the voltage

18.

Refer to figure (Electrical Distribution system). What is the Function of the part (B)?

a)

Provides power to motor and motor control

b)

Distribution of power to branch circuits

c)

Supply the power to all plants lighting and equipment

d)

Step up the voltage.

19.

Refer to figure (Electrical Distribution system). What is the Function of the part (C)?

a)

Provides power to motor and motor control

b)

Distribution of power to branch circuits

c)

Supply the power to all plants lighting and equipment

d)

Distribution Step down transformer.

20.

Refer to figure (Electrical Distribution system). What is the Function of the part (D)?

a)

Provides power to motor and motor control

b)

Distribution of power to branch circuits

c)

Supply the power to all plants lighting and equipment

d)

Receives power from power company's distribution step down transformer

21.

Refer to figure . What is major part of an Electrical Distribution system. The first part of the system and fed the power from emergence generating power?

a)

Substation switchgear.

b)

Motor control circuit.

c)

Power Panel boards.

d)

Substation

22.

Refer to figure . What is major part of a Electrical Distribution system that Distribution of power to branch circuits?

a)

Substation switchgear.

b)

Motor control circuit.

c)

Power Panel boards.

d)

Safety switch.

23.

Refer to figure . What is major part of a Electrical Distribution system that Provides power to motor and motor control?

a)

Substation switchgear.

b)

Motor control circuit.

c)

Power Panel boards.

d)

Safety switch.

24.

What is defined a two conductors separated by a non-conductor and can store an electric charge?

a)

Resistor

b)

Inductor

c)

Capacitance

d)

Transistor

25.

What is the Capacitance?

a)

opposition to current flow in a Capacitor

b)

opposition to current flow in a inductor

c)

The ability of capacitor can store an electric charge.

d)

The circuit that opposes any change in the current flowing in it

26.

What are the most important marking on a capacitor?

a)

Current value

b)

discharge rating

c)

Polarity

d)

connection type

27.

What are the most important marking on a capacitor?

a)

Storage rating

b)

Current value

c)

discharge rating

d)

connection type

28.

What are the most important marking on a capacitor?

a)

Voltage rating

b)

Current value

c)

discharge rating

d)

connection type

29.

What is called the opposition to current flow in a Capacitor?

a)

Inductance reactance.

b)

Resistance

c)

Capacitor.

d)

Capacitive reactance

30.

What is called the opposition to AC current flow?

a)

Inductance reactance.

b)

Resistance

c)

Reactance.

d)

Capacitive reactance

31.

Refer to the figure shown. What is the capacitance of this circuit?

a)

255 µF

b)

0.797 µF

c)

1.324 µF

d)

1.426 µF

32.

Refer to the figure shown. What is the capacitance of this circuit?

a)

0.797 µF

b)

255 µF

c)

1.324 µF

d)

1.426 µF

33.

Refer to figure 5. What is the capacitance between points (A-C)?

a)

9 µF

b)

4 µF

c)

2 µF

d)

2.5 µF

34.

Refer to figure 5. What is the capacitance between points (B-C)?

a)

9 µF

b)

4 µF

c)

6 µF

d)

2.5 µF

35.

Refer to figure . What is the capacitance between points (B-D)?

a)

9 µF

b)

4 µF

c)

6 µF

d)

2.5 µF

36.

Refer to figure . What is the capacitance between points (A-D)?

a)

9 µF

b)

4 µF

c)

2 µF

d)

2.5 µF

37.

If the circuit has an applied frequency of 60Hz and a total capacitance of 66µF, what is the Xc of the circuit?

a)

40 Ω

b)

45 Ω

c)

50 Ω

d)

60 Ω

38.

What is defined The electrical property of a circuit that opposes any change in the current flowing in it

a)

Inductance

b)

Inductor

c)

Induction

d)

Self-inductance

39.

What is the Inductance?

a)

opposition to current flow in a Capacitor

b)

opposition to current flow in a inductor

c)

The ability of capacitor can store an electric charge.

d)

The circuit that opposes any change in the current flowing in it

40.

What is the process by which a voltage is induced by a changing magnetic field cutting across a coil of a conductor?

a)

Inductance

b)

Inductor

c)

Induction

d)

Self-inductance

41.

What is an inductor?

a)

A number of wire wound

b)

A number of wire wound around a core

c)

A number of wire wound around an insulator

d)

A number of coil connected in series.

42.

What is an inductors opposition to current flow?

a)

Self-reactance

b)

Inductance

c)

Self-inductance

d)

Inductive reactance

43.

Refer the figure below .What is the total circuit inductance?

a)


110 mH

b)

101 mH

c)

11.01H

d)

11.01mH

44.

What is the inductive reactance (XL) of a circuit with an applied frequency of 60 Hz, and an inductance of 160 m H? π= 3.1416

a)

37.68 Ω

b)

37.68 m H

c)

60.29 Ω

d)

37680 Ω

45.

Refer the figure below .What is the total circuit inductance?

a)

101 mH

b)

111 mH

c)

0.4 mH

d)

11 mH

46.

Refer the figure below .What is the total circuit inductance?

a)

0.5 mH

b)

7 mH

c)

0.4 mH

d)

0.75 mH

47.

Refer to figure .What is the total circuit inductance between (AC)?

a)

222 mH

b)

200mH

c)

322 mH

d)

150 mH