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PARTS OF MULTIMETER

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 3mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

This part is used to calibrate ranges in Ohmmeters to provide accurate readings.

a)

Zero Corrector Screw

b)

Selector Knob

c)

Zero-Ohm Adjustment Knob

d)

Scale

2.

This part indicates the measured value on the meter.

a)

Scale

b)

Test Probe

c)

Pointer

d)

Zero Corrector Screw

3.

This range is used when doing Direct Current (DC) Voltage Test.

a)

ACV Range

b)

DCV Range

c)

Ohm Range

d)

DCA Range

4.

This part allows the user to set the Multimeter to read different things such as Milliamps (mA) of current, Voltage (V), & Resistance (Ω).

a)

Selector Knob

b)

Zero-Ohm Adjustment Knob

c)

Zero Corrector Screw

d)

Scale

5.

This is the part where the quantity of measured value can be obtained.

a)

Pointer

b)

Scale

c)

Selector Knob

d)

Test Probe

6.

This range is used to measure small amount of current DC in Ampere.

a)

DCV Range

b)

DCA Range

c)

ACV Range

d)

Ohm Range

7.

This range is used when doing AC Voltage Test.

a)

ACV Range

b)

DCV Range

c)

DCA Range

d)

Ohm Range

8.

This range is used when doing Resistance Test.

a)

DCV Range

b)

DCA Range

c)

ACV Range

d)

Ohm Range

9.

This part serves as the input portion of the Multimeter.

a)

Test Probe

b)

Selector Knob

c)

Scale

d)

Pointer

10.

This part is designed to place the pointer to zero labels before measuring AC/DC voltage to obtain an accurate reading.

a)

Zero-Ohm Adjustment Knob

b)

Zero Corrector Screw

c)

Selector Knob

d)

Scale