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ELECTRONICS

Total questions: 67

Worksheet time: 34mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

(Fill in the blank)

Electronics is a field of science in which we study about electric ______ generated due to the movement of electric charges that flow in _____ that store and handle information, and how to control these currents.

a)

curves, the ground

b)

electrons, thin air

c)

currents, circuits

d)

cycles, outer space

2.

Which of the following is responsible for leaving the atom, only to be replace, and creates the movement we refer to as electricity?

a)

Proton

b)

Electron

c)

Neutron

d)

Nuclus

3.

Which of the following is a common conductor and insulator combination used for electric current?

a)

Steel and Plastic

b)

Water and Humans

c)

Silver and Wood

d)

Copper and Rubber

4.

Conventional Current flows from

a)

Positive to Neutral

b)

Positive to Negative

c)

Positive to Nucleus

d)

Positively Counter Clockwise

5.

Which of the following is true as it relates to Voltage, which is nothing but a type of force that a power source creates at its two ends.

a)

This force makes the charge flow around the circuit.

b)

This force is unnatural, and made exclusively by humans, as electricity is not seen in nature

c)

Voltage is like a car driving on a freeway.

d)

Voltage is always safe as long as you use an insulator.

6.

(There may be more than one answer)

Resistors are important because...

a)

They prevent components from being damaged.

b)

They are capable of dropping the voltage of a circuit.

c)

They make the circuit more powerful.

d)

They eliminate the need for code.

7.

The atomic weight of an element is approximately determined by:

a)

The number of neutrons.

b)

The number of protons.

c)

The number of neutrons plus the number of protons

d)

The number of electrons.

8.

2. The atomic number of an element is determined by

a)

The number of neutrons.

b)

The number of protons.

c)

The number of neutrons plus the number of protons.

d)

The number of electrons

9.

4. An ion:

a)

A. Is electrically neutral.

b)

B. Has positive electric charge.

c)

C. Has negative electric charge

d)

D. Might have either a positive or negative charge.

10.

8. An electrical insulator can be made a conductor:

a)

A. By heating.

b)

B. By cooling.

c)

C. By ionizing

d)

D. By oxidizing.

11.

9. A coulomb:

a)

A. Represents a current of one ampere.

b)

B. Flows through a 100-watt light bulb.

c)

C. Is one ampere per second.

d)

D. Is an extremely large number of charge carriers

12.

11. The volt is the standard unit of:

a)

A. Current.

b)

B. Charge.

c)

C. Electromotive force.

d)

D. Resistance.

13.

12. If an EMF of one volt is placed across a resistance of two ohms, then the current is:

a)

A. Half an ampere.

b)

B. One ampere.

c)

C. Two ampere

d)

D. One ohm

14.

14. In some batteries, chemical energy can be replenished by:

a)

A. Connecting it to a light bulb.

b)

B. Charging it.

c)

C. Discharging it.

d)

D. No means known; when a battery is dead, you have to throw it away

15.
Electricity is: 
a)
Flowing electrons
b)
Still electrons
c)
voltage x wattage
d)
amps x watts
16.
The symbol for voltage is: 
a)
Vo
b)
V
c)
W
d)
Amp
17.
Current is measured in:
a)
Ohms
b)
Voltage
c)
Amperes
d)
Watts
18.
An expression for the overall power in a circuit is: 
a)
watts
b)
voltage
c)
current
d)
resistance
19.
If you have three 1.5V batteries in series, what would be total voltage be? 
a)
3.4 V
b)
4.5 V
c)
1.5 V
d)
3 V
20.
Continuity measures:
a)
The voltage between two points.
b)
The resistance between two points.
c)
The wattage between two points.
d)
Whether or not there is a current between two points.
21.
In all electronics applications you should never:
a)
Connect power directly to ground.
b)
Offer resistance to the flow of electricity.
c)
Reverse the probes of the multimeter.
d)
none of the above
22.
The thickness of a wire is called its:
a)
resistance
b)
amperage
c)
thickness
d)
guage
23.

Ohm's Law is

a)

IR=V

b)

I=VR

c)

V=I/R

d)

VI=R

24.

The device shown here is

a)

PN junction diode

b)

LED

c)

Zener diode

d)

Varactor Diode

25.

Unit of Resistor is

a)

mho

b)

ampere

c)

ohm

d)

volts

26.

LED is

a)

Light Enhancing Diode

b)

Light Emitting Diode

c)

Light Emitting Detector

d)

Light Enhancing Detector

27.

Which one is series connection?

a)
b)
c)

Both option 1 and 2

d)

Can't be predicted

28.

The device which is used to convert ac into dc is called as

a)

Regulator

b)

Amplifier

c)

Rectifier

d)

LED

29.
What is the number value for green in the color code chart?
a)
6
b)
4
c)
2
d)
5
30.
What electronic component allows current to flow in one direction only? 
a)
Resistor
b)
LED
c)
Didode
d)
Switch
31.
What material is a resistor made of?
a)
Graphite
b)
Carbon
c)
Glass
d)
Mica
32.
Glass is a good conductor.
a)
True
b)
False
33.
Electrons have a positive charge.
a)
True
b)
False
34.
The nucleus of an atom contains protons and?
a)
Electrons
b)
Neutrons
35.
Which of the materials is not a good conductor?
a)
Copper
b)
Silver
c)
Aluminum
d)
Mica
36.
What does the 3rd band on a resistor represent?
a)
A number
b)
The Tolerance level
c)
The multiplier
d)
The electronic range
37.

Which among these are semiconductor devices

a)

BJT

b)

LED

c)

Zener

d)

Op-Amp

38.

An n type semiconductor is obtained by doping an intrinsic semiconductor with a

a)

Pentavalent impurity

b)

Trivalent impurity

39.

Zener diode is a:

a)

Lightly doped p-n diode

b)

Heavily doped p-n diode

c)

Normally doped p-n diode

d)

None of the above

40.

A junction diode that can operate in reverse breakdown voltage is called:

a)

Schottky diode

b)

Tunnel diode

c)

Junction diode

d)

Zener diode

41.
If the Voltage is increased and the resistance stays the same, Current will
a)
Increase
b)
Decrease
c)
Stay the same
d)
X
42.
What is this symbol for?
a)
light bulb
b)
cell
c)
battery
d)
resistor
43.
This is the circuit symbol for ...
a)
an AC current source
b)
a DC current source
c)
an ammeter
d)
a voltmeter
44.
This is the circuit symbol for ...
a)
an AC current source
b)
a DC current source
c)
an ammeter
d)
a voltmeter
45.
This is the symbol for 
a)
Variable resistor
b)
Thermistor
c)
Resistor
d)
Fuse
46.
This is the symbol for a _____?
a)
Lamp
b)
Water wheel
c)
Loudspeaker
d)
Motor
47.
This is the symbol for a _____?
a)
Fuse
b)
Resistor
c)
Heater
d)
Strip light
48.

If supply V is 20V 

R1 = 5kohm R2 = 15kohm


What is V across R2

a)

20V

b)

15V

c)

10V

d)

5V

49.

If supply V is 24V R1= 9kohm R2 3kohm

What is V across R2

a)

9V

b)

3V

c)

6V

d)

18V

50.

The resistance of a uniform Conductor is directly proportional to the ________of the conductor

a)

Length

b)

Cross Sectional Area

c)

Conductivity

51.

In a material where the resistance INCREASES with an increase in temperature, the material is said to have a ____________

a)

Neutral Temperature Coefficient

b)

Positive Temperature Coefficient

c)

Negative Temperature Coefficient

52.

________ is the capacity of energy

a)

Current

b)

Voltage

c)

Power

53.

You are given a resistor whose stripes are colored from left to right as orange, orange, brown, silver. Find the resistance value.

a)

330 Ohms

b)

33KOhms

c)

3.3 Mega Ohms

54.

What is this ?

a)

Fixed Resistor

b)

Resistor

c)

Variable Resistor

55.

If the volatge is 20V and the current flowing through the circuit is 2 mA . What is the resistance?

a)

100 Ohms

b)

1 K Ohms

c)

10k Ohms

56.

Look at this & say What type of source

a)

Current Source

b)

Voltage Source

c)

Independent Source

57.

These are materials that have excellent current carrying capacity.

a)

Semiconductor

b)

Conductors

c)

Insulators

d)

Diodes

58.

These are materials that have no current carrying capacity.

a)

Semiconductor

b)

Conductors

c)

Insulators

d)

Diodes

59.

These are semiconductors in which intentionally impurities are added to make the element conductive.

a)

Intrinsic Semiconductor

b)

Extrinsic Semiconductor

c)

P-type Semiconductor

d)

N-type Semiconductor

60.

A semiconductor doped with a pentavalent impurity element which has five electrons in its valence shell.

a)

Intrinsic Semiconductor

b)

Extrinsic Semiconductor

c)

P-type Semiconductor

d)

N-type Semiconductor

61.

Majority Carrier in a P-type Semiconductor.

a)

Acceptor Ion

b)

Donor Ion

c)

Positive Charge

d)

Negative Charge

62.

Potential barrier of a Silicon.

a)

0.1 V

b)

0.3 V

c)

0.7 V

d)

.10 V

63.

In a forward bias condition, when the applied voltage is more than the potential barrier of this PN junction the resistance that is offered by the depletion region negligible.

a)

True

b)

False

64.

In a reverse bias condition, the depletion region offers more resistance to these majority carriers.

a)

True

b)

False

65.

Addition of pentavalent impurity to a semiconductor creates _____.

a)

Free Electrons

b)

Holes

c)

Valence Electrons

d)

Valence Ion

66.

The forward voltage drop across a germanium diode is (a)   .

67.

A silicon diode displays a forward voltage of .25V at 10mA current at 300 Kelvin. Find the reverse saturation current. (in micro Ampere)


*no need to include the unit. 3 decimal places only.

(a)