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RVTI Electrical 2 Module 3

Total questions: 37

Worksheet time: 18mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

To determine wire size by gauge, the smaller the gauge number,

a)

the lower the voltage it can handle

b)

the larger the wire

c)

the smaller the wire

d)

the less it cost

2.

Any conductor used in an RV needs to be sized according to

a)

the load and the overcurrent protection provided

b)

the location and the length the wire will be run

c)

the distribution panel size and capacity

d)

the size and type of the RV

3.

In the event of an excessive flow of current, fuses and circuit breakers are designed to protect a circuit by

a)

opening only during component start up

b)

opening and interrupting the flow of electricity through the circuit

c)

opening only during a short circuit

d)

limiting the amount of current flow

4.

The most common types of fuses are

a)

push button and toggle types

b)

blade and cylinder types

c)

“bat” and “aux”

d)

Type 1 and Type II

5.

Symbols A, K, and M are 12 VDC lamps. The voltage measure at V1 is

a)

0 VCD

b)

6 VDC

c)

9 VDC

d)

12 VDC

6.

If switch S1 is closed, what will happen to the current across resistor R1 when switch S2 closes?

a)

increase

b)

decrease

c)

no current

d)

stay the same

7.

The following symbol is

a)

capacitor

b)

battery

c)

circuit breaker

d)

inductor

8.

The following system is

a)

fuse

b)

solenoid

c)

relay

d)

circuit breaker

9.

A circuit supplied with 110V carries 5 amps current. The resistance valve of the circuit would be

a)

550 ohms

b)

11 ohms

c)

5.5 ohms

d)

55 ohms

10.

If a technician changes a resistor with one of a lower resistance, at the same voltage its amperage draw will

a)

increase

b)

decrease

c)

remain the same

d)

decrease 1 amp for every 10 volts

11.

When one volt is used to move one amp through a circuit, the work accomplished is equal to

a)

one watt of power

b)

100 watts of power

c)

10 kilowatts

d)

1 ohm

12.

The following triangle represents

a)

Ohm's Law

b)

Watt's Law

c)

Pascal's Law

d)

Newton's Law

13.

The resistance of a 100 W, 120V lamp is approximately

a)

1 ohm

b)

150 ohm

c)

400 ohm

d)

1200 ohm

14.

In an electrical circuit, what happens to the current flowing through the wire if voltage is reduced to the half and resistance of the wire is doubled?

a)

four times

b)

a quarter

c)

double

d)

half

15.

The specific gravity hydrometer reading of a fully charged battery will be

a)

1,200

b)

1,225

c)

1,265

d)

1,300

16.

The diagram shows three batteries wired in

a)

series

b)

series/parallel

c)

parallel

d)

parallel/series

17.

Extreme care should be exercised around charging batteries because a spark could

a)

shock the technician

b)

cause an explosion

c)

short out the battery cell

d)

ruin the computer

18.

A battery hydrometer is used to measure _________ of a battery

a)

charge level

b)

specific gravity

c)

electrolyte stability

d)

chemical balance

19.

What is the purpose of a power converter?

a)

charge 120 VAC to 12 VAC

b)

change 120 VAC to 12 VDC

c)

change 12 VDC to 120 VAC

d)

change 12 VDC to 120 VDC

20.

Before removing and installing a power converter, the technician would

a)

turn the branch AC circuit breaker “on”

b)

always disconnect battery and AC power supply

c)

always disconnect battery isolator

d)

always short cross battery terminal (+) to ground to discharge converter filters

21.

Inverters are rated in

a)

kilowatts

b)

kilowatt-hours

c)

watts

d)

milliwatts

22.

When an inverter is equipped with a search mode, what is it searching for?

a)

adequate DC voltage

b)

demand for AC power

c)

adequate AC voltage

d)

demand for DC power

23.

What is true of inverters?

a)

most inverters are not solid state

b)

Many inverters parts are technician-accessible

c)

Inverters are hard to repair in the field

d)

They have a wide range of field services available

24.

To select the proper sized inverter, you would need to know

a)

the size of the distribution panel

b)

the total voltage of the components to be used

c)

the total wattage of the components to be used

d)

the total amperage of the components to be used

25.

Which device keeps the batteries adequately charged to provide the necessary 12 VDC power?

a)

isolator

b)

inverter

c)

alternator

d)

rectifier

26.

If the battery voltage with the engine off is 12.65 VDC, and once the engine is started, the battery voltage is at 14.5 VDC. This could indicate

a)

faulty regulator

b)

faulty alternator

c)

loose battery cable connection

d)

faulty rectifier

27.

Solar power is the production of electricity when __________ strikes a photovoltaic module.

a)

ambient temperature

b)

a non-renewable energy source

c)

sunlight

d)

fuel cells

28.

A single photovoltaic cell has the capacity to produce

a)

120 VAC

b)

24 volts

c)

5 watts

d)

0.5 volts

29.

When connecting a solar panel, the technician must connect the solar panel

a)

directly to the inverter

b)

to a battery bank and then the inverter

c)

to a battery bank, then a circuit breaker and then the inverter

d)

to a battery bank, then a circuit breaker, then a charger, and then the inverter

30.

When installing solar panels, the crystalline and polycrystalline units should be mounted with

a)

at a 45 degree angle toward the sun for better efficiency

b)

at least 1 inch of clearance under the units for air flow

c)

flat on the roof

d)

with 5% loss of output because of temperature

31.

A diode is a semiconductor that passes current

a)

in any direction

b)

only with high voltages

c)

only in one direction

d)

when used as a triggering device

32.

The purpose of a relay is to

a)

provide circuit protection for high amp load

b)

electrically open or close another switch

c)

provide time delay for a high amp load

d)

switch low amp load with high amp switch and wiring

33.

When performing a voltage drop test across the water pump switch in the “on” position, the technician reads 12.5 volts on their meter. The technician says that the

a)

circuit has a bad water pump

b)

check valve is bad

c)

switch is bad

d)

battery needs recharging

34.

On a ground-based ignition system, what is the normal reading on the positive terminal of the starter solenoid to ground?

a)

12 volts DC

b)

120 volts AC

c)

0 volts

d)

6 volts DC

35.

Loose connections can cause all of the following EXCEPT

a)

excessive heat

b)

increased voltage

c)

reduced amperage

d)

intermittent operation

36.

In a 12 VDC circuit, with a 10 amp breaker and 14-gauge wire, the technician is to add a component that will result in a total load of 13 amps. The technician should

a)

replace the breaker with a 20-amp breaker

b)

rewire using 16-gauge wire

c)

replace the breaker with a 15-amp breaker

d)

rewire using 12-gauge wire

37.

When is it appropriate to use a standard AC receptacle to supply DC power?

a)

in foreign coaches only

b)

only when clearly marked for DC service

c)

when the communing tabs have been removed on a duplex receptacle

d)

it is never appropriate to do this