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Chapter 15 Test

Total questions: 47

Worksheet time: 37mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Electric Work - is the work done by ____________k

a)

Electricity

b)

Ampere

c)

Current

d)

Voltage

2.

Magnitude of Electrical work (W) depends on....

a)

Applied Voltage

b)

Current passed through the object

c)

Time

d)

All of it

3.

Equation for work is.....

a)

W = U x I x b

b)

W = U x I x c

c)

W = U x I x cc

d)

W = U x I x t

4.

Unit for mechanical power is ....

a)

W (watt)

b)

P (power)

c)

F (force)

d)

A (ampere)

5.

Electric power =

a)

(Electric work)/SPACE

b)

(Electric work)/hours

c)

(Electric work)/minutes

d)

(Electric work)/time

6.

If an appliance has a current of 10A and a voltage of 3V, what is the power?

a)

10A - 3V = 7W

b)

10A + 3V = 13W

c)

10A x 3V = 30W

d)

10A x 3V = 300W

7.

If you have an electrical appliance, the resistance is 3Ω,applied voltage is 9V, what is the power?

a)

I = V/R → 9V/3Ω = 3A

3A x 9V = 27W

b)

I = V/R → 9V/3Ω = 4A

4A x 9V = 36W

c)

I = V/R → 9A/3V = 3A

3A x 9V = 27W

d)

I = V/R → 9V/3Ω = 3A

3A x 9V = 29W

8.

Consume

Electrical appliances

Actual power

Rated current

means...

a)

消耗

用电器

实际

功

额定

电

b)

消耗

用电器

实际

功率

额定

电流

c)

消

用电

实际

功率

额定

电流

d)

耗

电器

实际

功率

定

电流

9.

If you have an electrical appliance, the resistance is 5Ω,applied voltage is 15V, what is the power?

a)

Current = 15V / 5Ω = 3A

   P = VI = 15V × 3A = 54W

b)

Current = 15V / 5Ω = 3A

   P = VI = 15V × 3A = 40W

c)

Current = 15V / 5Ω = 3A

   P = VI = 15V × 3A = 55w

d)

Current = 15V / 5Ω = 3A

   P = VI = 15V × 3A = 45W

10.

 1 kiloWatt =

a)

1000A

b)

1000W

c)

1000

d)

10W

11.

 100 kW =

a)

10 MW

b)

0.101 MW

c)

0.1 MW

d)

100.100 MW

12.

50 W =

a)

5 mW

b)

5000 mW

c)

500 mW

d)

50000 mW

13.

Which is an electrical appliances?

a)
b)
c)
d)
14.

Joule's law is ...

a)

the heat produced by an electric current i flowing through a resistance R for a time t is proportional to i2Rt.

b)

the heat produced by an electric shock flowing through a plastic

c)

the cold air produced by an electric current

d)

the heat produced by an electric current proportional to i2Rt.

15.

Definition of Thermoelectric effect is ...

a)

when a sports car

is directly converted to electric voltage and vice versa.

b)

when a temperature difference

is not directly converted to wind energy.

c)

when a bird

is converted to electric voltage and vice versa.

d)

when a temperature difference

is directly converted to electric voltage and vice versa.

16.

What is an electric heater?

a)

 It is:

• an mechanical device

• that converts

• an electric current

• into heat.

b)

 It is:

• an electrical device

c)

 It is:

• an electrical device

• that converts

• an electric current

• into heat.

d)

 It is:

• an electrical device

• that lives on

cold air

17.

 The heating element inside every electric heater,

 is an

a)

electrical resistor.

b)

electrical drone

c)

mechanical resistor.

d)

speeding device.

18.

Identify the heating device.

a)
b)
c)
d)
19.

 What is meant by heating effect of electric current?

a)

 When electric water passes through a conductor.

b)

 When an electric current passes through a water line and becomes cold and soft after some time.

c)

 When an electric current passes through a conductor, (wire)

 and produces popcorn.

d)

 When an electric current passes through a conductor, (wire) the conductor becomes hot after some time

 and produces heat.

20.

What is thermal effect of electric current ?

a)

 The greater the resistance in the wire to the flow of current, the greater the heat.

 

b)

 The smaller the resistance in the wire

 to the flow of current.

c)

 The wider the resistance flow of current, the greater the heat.

d)

 The thinner the wire to the flow of current, the greater the heat.

21.

What are the factors affecting the heat, due to electric current?

a)

Amps of the conductor “R”

b)

1.Resistance of the conductor “R”

2.Intensity (strength) of the current “I”

3.Time of the flow of the current “t”

c)

Time of the flow of the current “t”

d)

Intensity (strength) of the current “I”

22.

 1 watt =

a)

10Joule / sec

b)

100Joule / sec

c)

0.1 Joule / sec

d)

1 Joule / sec

23.

 1 kW =

a)

10 Joules / sec

b)

1000 Joules / min

c)

1000 Joules / sec

d)

1 Joules / sec

24.

Formula for Joule's Law

a)

Q = I2 x R x s

b)

Q = I2 x R - t

c)

Q = I x R x t

d)

Q = I2 x R x t

25.

 The heat generated by the electric heater = Work  -  Q = W

 Current through resistance wire…

 

 Electric heater – 220V

 Resistance 55 Ω

a)

 I = V/R

 = 220 V/55 Ω

 = 40 A

b)

 I = V/R

 = 220 V/55 Ω

 = 0.4 A

c)

 I = V/R

 = 220 V/55 Ω

 = 4 A

d)

 I = V/R

 = 220 V/55 Ω

 = 4.4 A

26.

 Calculate the following…

Electric heater – 220 V circuit  /   Resistance wire is 24 Ω  /  Time working is 8 min 

 Work out the amount of heat generated

a)

 The heat generated by the electric heater in 8 minutes is - 975,052.8 A

b)

 The heat generated by the electric heater in 8 minutes is - 975,052.8 W

c)

 The heat generated by the electric heater in 8 minutes is - 975,052.8 V

d)

 The heat generated by the electric heater in 8 minutes is - 975,052.8 J

27.

A circuit containing a battery of 12V and a heater of resistance 6.0Ω.

1.  Calculate the current in the heater.

2.  State the name of the particles that flow through the heater.

3. Draw an arrow to show the direction of flow of these particles through the heater.

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28.

Name 7 main pieces of information that needs to appear on an electricity bill.

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29.

What do we call this device in the picture?

a)

Transformer

b)

Generator

c)

Electric device

d)

Electric meter

30.

WHAT IS: Rated Voltage / (Voltage Rating)?

a)

It is:

• minimum voltage

b)

It is:

• the Maximum voltage

• at which the electrical meter

• can operate safely.

c)

It is:

• the Maximum ampere

d)

It is:

• the Maximum voltage

• at which the voltmeter

• can operate safely.

31.

WHAT IS: Current Rating?

a)

It is:

•the amount

•of voltage

•the electric meter can absorbs.

b)

It is:

•the amount

•of current

•the dog and cat can absorbs.

c)

It is:

the amount

of current

in a wire

d)

It is:

•the amount

•of current

•the electric meter can absorbs.

32.

What is: Electrical Energy Meter Constant?

a)

It is:

a siren in the background.

b)

It is:

red and yellow flashing lights.

c)

It is:

flowing flashes.

d)

It is:

the number of times

§the indicator light

of the energy meter

flashes for every 1kW-h consumed.

33.

How do we calculate electrical energy?

a)

W = P - t

b)

W = P x t

c)

W = P + t

d)

W = P / t

34.

Calculate the below electricity usage sum…

Present reading = 65439 kWh

Previous reading = 63258 kWh

a)

2182 kWh

b)

2172 kWh

c)

2181 kW

d)

2282 kWh

35.

Calculate the following cost…

•P = 900 W

•T = 22 min

•Cost = 0.17 cents

•

•Step 1 - Convert W to kW

•Step 2 – Determine number of kWh

•Step 3 – Determine cost

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36.

What is a Household circuit?

a)

It is an electrical system

that controls

the flows of electricity

at our house .

b)

It is an electrical system

that feeds us .

c)

It is an electrical system

that controls

the human being.

d)

It is an electrical system

that are wasted energy .

37.

Components of a Household Circuit includes the following....

a)

Popcorn maker

Bicycle rides

b)

1 x switch

4 x erasers

c)

Power line

Electric Meter

Fuse

Distribution Box

Trip Switch

d)

1 x laptop

2 x wires

3 x conductors

38.

What safety measures are in place in electric circuits?

a)

Electrical grounding.

Fuses.

Circuit breakers

b)

Conductors.

Wires.

Diamonds.

c)

Dogs.

Cats.

Bunnies.

d)

People.

Horses.

Children.

39.

Explain what is a life wire in electricity...

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40.

Explain what is a ground wire in electricity...

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41.

Explain what is a neutral wire in electricity...

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42.

What is Short-circuiting?

a)

When the live wire and the neutral wire come into direct contact

b)

When a fire occurs.

c)

When 2 wires runs parallel.

d)

When a light bulb switches on.

43.

Identify this device...

Design to open the  circuit when current  exceed the desire limit.

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44.

The symbol for.....

a)

Wires connecting

b)

Fuse

c)

Thermal Circuit Breaker

d)

Danger wires

45.

What can you see in this picture?

a)

Magic

b)

4 x Strips

c)

Metal forces

d)

Bimetallic strip

46.

A Thermo-magnetic circuit breaker....

a)

Employs both thermal and magnetic current  sensors.

b)

Is a fuse with a strip

c)

Works with batteries

d)

Looks alike

47.

I will pass the final exam

a)

Yes

b)

No