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Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 7hrs 17mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Why dont birds die when they sit on an electric power line?

a)

They arent grounded

b)

arent heavy enough to make a good electrical connection


c)

their feet arent good insulators


d)

none of the above


2.

what Happens when an additional resistor is added in a series with an existing series circuit?


a)

the total circuit current decreases

b)

the total circuit current increases

c)

the voltage drop accros the circuit increases

d)

none of the above

3.

what is the power level that dissipates across a 5 resistor with a 20 Vdc power source?


a)

100 watts

b)

8 watts

c)

80 watts

d)

4 watts

4.

vWhat is the main reason you should not engage in horseplay around high voltage electrical equipment?

a)

you might make one of your friends mad


b)

you might not have time to get your work done


c)

you might cause serious injury to yourself or others

d)

you might get in trouble


5.

what is the effect you may feel called, when two parts of your body touches an energized circuit?

a)

a burning sensation


b)

an electric shock


c)

an electric short


d)

a static discharge


6.

what does, the sum of the voltage drop across the resistors in any series string add up to.


a)

decreases if the source voltage increases

b)

the source voltage

c)

less than the source voltage

d)

greater then the source voltage

7.

what form of ohms law is used to calculate the circuit current where voltage and resistance are wn

I=ER

I=PE

a)

I=PE

b)

I=R/E

c)

I=ER

d)

I=E/R

8.

how is the Multimeter connected when measuring circuit current.

a)

to read only a portion of the circuit current


b)

so that all the circuit current flows through the meter


c)

across the power supply

d)

in parallel with any resistor


9.

what Is the abbreviation for milliampere?

a)

mA

b)

ma

c)

AM

d)

Ma

10.

what do opposite magnetic poles do?

a)

attract each other

b)

repel each other

c)

have no effect on each other

d)

point north

11.

Why are cells or batteries connected in parallel?

a)

to increase current capacity


b)

to decrease current capacity


c)

to increase voltage capacity


d)

to decrease voltage capacity


12.

what is the output of three 1.5 voltage batteries connected in the series aiding configuration?

a)

3.0 volts


b)

3.5 volts


c)

1.5 volts


d)

4.5 volts


13.

what value does resistor with color bands of blue gray and black have?

a)

6.80 at 20% tolerance

b)

680 at 20% tolerance

c)

680 at 10% tolerance

d)

6.80 at 1% tolerance

14.

what will the voltage drop across the series resistor in a series/parallel circuit do If an additional resistor is added across the parallel branch in the source voltage stays the same?


a)

increase

b)

decrease

c)

stay the same

d)

cannot be determined

15.

When will current flow in a series resistive circuit decrease?

circuit resistance stays the same and applied voltage increases


a)

circuit resistance stays the same and applied voltage increases

b)

circuit resistance decreases and applied voltage stays the same

c)

none of the above

d)

circuit resistance increases and applied voltage stays the same

16.

what is the effect in a series parallel circuit when another resistor branch is added in parallel?

a)

overall voltage goes down

b)

overall current goes up

c)

overall voltage goes up

d)

overall current goes down

17.

what is the total resistance of a circuit with the current of 15 MA in the source voltage of 24V


a)

1.2 KO

b)

1KO

c)

1.4KO

d)

1.6KO

18.

which type of circuit is not meggered?


a)

cables

b)

control circuit

c)

motor

d)

none of the above

19.

what value does a resistor with bands of red orange and yellow, red, brown have?


a)

234

b)

34.5

c)

23.4

d)

345

20.

what Is the total power of a circuit using a 20v power supply that has a total current of 250 MA?

a)

0.5w

b)

5w

c)

7w

d)

3w

21.

how much ESD can damage a circuit card?


a)

24000v

b)

500v

c)

250v

d)

3000v

22.

what is the equivalent resistance across the following parallel circuits? R1 R2 R3 are connected in parralel R1 is 200 R2 is 500 and R3 is 1

625


a)

125

b)

greater than 200

c)

depends on applied voltage

d)

625

23.

What is the total power in the following circuit? R1 and R2 are both connected in parralel across a 15v source.they are both 1.5ko resistors


a)

15o mw

b)

300 mw

c)

400 mw

d)

100 mw

24.

What is the total current of a circuit with the power supply that delivers 10 watts and 20 volts?


a)

20ma

b)

500Ma

c)

50Ma

d)

2 A

25.

What is the current of a circuit with the source voltage of 100 V and a resistance of 2.5 KO?


a)

400 mA

b)

250 mA

c)

25 A

d)

40 mA

26.

equivalent resistance of a parrallel circuit


a)

is less then the resistance of the lowest value resistor in the branch

b)

increases if circuit current increases

c)

is greater then the resistance of any branch resistor values

d)

is the sum of the branc resistor values

27.

what does watts dissipated in a series resistive circuit of any type equal?


a)

cannot be determined even if resistance voltage and current are known

b)

source voltage divided by the total current

c)

the power dissipated by all the resistors in the circuit

d)

total current times the total resistance

28.

what does a current equal in parallel circuits?


a)

the sum of the current flowing through each parralel branch

b)

the applied voltage times total circuit inductance

c)

current times voltage

d)

the power dissipated by each resistor

29.

How does the voltage measured across every resistor in a parallel branch work?


a)

it can be calculated using the product over the sum method

b)

it is equal to the sum of voltages accros each resistor.

c)

it is inversely proportional to total circuit resistance

d)

it is the same

30.

how does current in a series resistive circuit behave?


a)

greatest through the higher value resistors

b)

greatest through the lower value resistors

c)

same through all the resistors in the circuit

d)

lowest through the lower value resistors