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RVTI Level 1 Electrical Systems

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 25mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which statement is true?

a)

Electrons in the outer orbits are attracted less powerfully to the nucleus.

b)

Electrons in the outer orbits are attracted more powerfully to the nucleus.

c)

Protons in the outer orbits are attracted less powerfully to the nucleus.

d)

Protons in the outer orbits are attracted more powerfully to the nucleus.

2.

Which of these is a function of insulators?

a)

confines electron flow

b)

helps electrons flow freely

c)

magnetizes electrons to it

d)

increases electron quantity

3.

What is true about the ends of permanent magnets?

a)

They are more concentrated than the middles.

b)

They are less concentrated than the middles.

c)

They are just as concentrated as the middles.

d)

They have a high concentration, only on one end.

4.

If a length of wire carrying a current is bent to form a loop, the lines of force around the conductor will leave at one side of the loop and enter

a)

on the same side

b)

on the opposite side

c)

on the east side

d)

on the west side

5.

What is the symbol for current flow?

a)

J

b)

k

c)

kw

d)

l

6.

When two points of unequal potential or voltage are connected

a)

current flows

b)

no electromotive force exists

c)

current ceases to flow

d)

electrons move at different times

7.

Joining RV batteries in series allows the technian to

a)

keep the same voltage and add amperage

b)

keep the same amperage and voltage

c)

keep the same amperage and add voltage

d)

add both voltage and amperage

8.

To properly measure current with a VOM, you must connect the VOM

a)

in parallel with the source

b)

across the component

c)

in series with the source

d)

on the positive side

9.

Convert 125 milliamps to amperes.

a)

12.5

b)

1.25

c)

.0125

d)

.125

10.

What is the correct setting on a VOM for measuring DC Amperage?

a)

DV or V-

b)

DCV or V \sim

c)

Ω\Omega

d)

mA or DCA

11.

When using a voltmeter to test for voltage in a simple circuit, always connect the meter in with the load

a)

series

b)

parallel

c)

resistance

d)

relation

12.

Convert 400 millivolts to volts

a)

.004

b)

.04

c)

.40

d)

4.0

13.

What is the basic unit of resistance?

a)

ohm

b)

volt

c)

watt

d)

amp

14.

At constant voltage, double the resistance is equal to _____ the current.

a)

1/4

b)

1/2

c)

double

d)

triple

15.

In the final calculations of Ohm's Law, current is always expressed in

a)

amperes

b)

microamperes

c)

volts

d)

microvolts

16.

Referring to the circuit diagram, indicate what current equals.

a)

.5 amps

b)

5 amps

c)

.1 amps

d)

10 amps

17.

When an accident occurs, it must be reported to

a)

a coworker

b)

the team leader

c)

the supervisor

d)

a bystander

18.

Which of these is associated with system grounding?

a)

The power supply cord is connected to power pedastal.

b)

Noncurrent carrying metal parts are connected to the ground.

c)

Non-current carrying conductors are disconnected from ground.

d)

Galvanic isolation is required to prevent electrical shock.

19.

The intentional grounding of all metal non-current carrying parts of the electrical system is called?

a)

circuit grounding

b)

equipment grounding

c)

ground fault circuit protection

d)

neutral isolation

20.

An electrical circuit is any combination of a _____ and _____ connected together to permit electrons to travel around in a continuous stream.

a)

series; parallel circuit

b)

proton; neutron

c)

conductor; electricity source

d)

resistor; transformer

21.

What type of current flow is illustrated in the graphic below?

a)

simple DC circuit

b)

simple AC circuit

c)

AC series

d)

parallel circuit

22.

Components, devices, and equipment in the RV that utilize low-voltage direct current are often referred to as

a)

AC loads

b)

dry cell loads

c)

wet cell loads

d)

DC loads

23.

Receptacles located in which of these places must have GFCI protection?

a)

the bathroom

b)

15 feet of any faucet

c)

on any interior room in the RV

d)

within 5 feet of room entrances

24.

Batteries connected _____ provide a higher current capacity.

a)

in series

b)

in parallel

c)

in reverse polarity

d)

to transformers

25.

What is the total voltage available across the combination of parallel-connected batteries in the picture?

a)

6 volts

b)

12 volts

c)

24 volts

d)

36 volts

26.

Electrons are _____, and protons are _____.

a)

negative; positive

b)

positive; negative

c)

neutral; negative

d)

positive; neutral

27.

What is the function of a conductor?

a)

stops the flow of electrons

b)

permits electrons to move through it

c)

confines the flow of current

d)

creates a barrier inside the insulator

28.

Current is measured in

a)

volts

b)

amps

c)

ohms

d)

watts

29.

Electromotive force is equal to

a)

powerage

b)

wattage

c)

voltage

d)

the potential of the charge

30.

A parallel RV battery bank allows the technician to

a)

increase the voltage and keep current the same

b)

keep current and voltage the same

c)

increase the current and keep voltage the same

d)

increase both voltage and current

31.

An unknown resistor is connected across a battery. The voltage across it is 12 volts and the current flowing is 4 amperes. What is the resistance of the resistor?

a)

3 ohms

b)

4 ohms

c)

5 ohms

d)

6 ohms

32.

In reference to current, what is the minimum threshold for irreparable damage to body tissues?

a)

1 mA

b)

5 mA

c)

from 0 to 1 amps

d)

over a few amps

33.

In DC currents, the direction of current flow

a)

is constant

b)

reverses periodically

c)

is bi-directional

d)

is controlled by the cable

34.

Wire size is expressed in terms of

a)

watts

b)

gauge

c)

length

d)

voltage

35.

Steps for measuring AC current on an analog or digital meter include placing the meter in a safe position, selecting AC current mode, and then immediately switching to the _____ current range.

a)

lowest

b)

medium-low

c)

medium-high

d)

highest

36.

When measuring current on an analog or digital meter, what relationship should the meter capacity have to the expected amperage?

a)

it should never be lower

b)

it should be higher

c)

it should be equal

d)

it should be equal or lower

37.

When testing for an electrical short during the hot skin test, place one voltmeter probe on an earth ground surface and the other on what type of surface?

a)

plastic

b)

bare metal

c)

glass

d)

insulated

38.

If the skin of the unit is not hot, the voltmeter will read

a)

-1.00

b)

-0.75

c)

0

d)

2.00

39.

When conducting an AC voltage test, an acceptable reading will be at or near _____ VAC or equal to the voltage output of the source.

a)

100

b)

120

c)

140

d)

160

40.

When conducting an AC voltage test, place the test probes into _____ slotted openings of a receptacle.

a)

1

b)

2

c)

3

d)

4

41.

A GFCI has receptacles that are protected at this place if the receptacle is properly wired.

a)

downstream

b)

upstream

c)

to the left of

d)

to the right of

42.

Inverters are rated in

a)

watts

b)

kilowatts

c)

kilowatt-hours

d)

milliwatts

43.

Identify an advantage of alternators.

a)

increased battery life

b)

their output is perfectly clean DC

c)

converts alternative sources of electricity

d)

delivers higher current to lower rpm than generators

44.

RV batteries contain _____ acid.

a)

sodium

b)

lead

c)

caustic

d)

sulfuric

45.

What is true of smoke alarms for RVs?

a)

they need to be listed for RV use and installed

b)

if installed, they need to be listed for RV use

c)

they do not need to be installed per listing requirements

d)

the rules vary from state to state

46.

Identify the necessary electrical safety tests.

a)

120 VAC, Hot Skin, AC Voltage, and GFCI

b)

120 VAC, Cold Skin, AC Voltage, and AFCI

c)

140 VAC, Hot Skin, DC Voltage, and GFCI

d)

140 VAC, Cold Skin, DC Voltage, and AFCI

47.

When pressing the button on a tester during a GFCI test, what must happen?

a)

The circuit breaker must trip.

b)

Low-resistance shorts must occur.

c)

Dead shorts must happen.

d)

Shorts of high resistance must occur.

48.

What is a safety precaution to take when working with batteries?

a)

Wear splash-proof goggles

b)

Use metallic containers when filling a battery

c)

Store acid in warmer locations

d)

No additional protective clothing is necessary

49.

Why do RVs use converters?

a)

replace generators

b)

convert AC to DC

c)

convert DC to AC

d)

increase battery life

50.

What is true of carbon monoxide alarms for RVs?

a)

they do not need to be installed if 120 VAC is used

b)

all CO alarms do not need to be part of PDI

c)

they must be installed regardless of fuel type

d)

they are not required and only operational for RV use