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G1 Fundamentals of Electronics

Total questions: 61

Worksheet time: 33mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

a branch of electrical engineering that deals with controlling and converting

electrical energy using various electronic components

a)
Power Electronics
b)
Circuit Design
c)
Signal Processing
d)
Electromagnetic Theory
2.

are electronic components that control the flow of electrical current

a)
Wires and connectors
b)
Light bulbs and switches
c)
Batteries and power supplies
d)

Semiconductor devices

3.

Allow current to flow in one direction; used for rectification and signal modulation

a)
Transistor
b)
Resistor
c)
Capacitor
d)

Diodes

4.

Act as amplifiers or switches

a)
Diodes
b)
Resistors
c)
Capacitors
d)
Transistors
5.

Act as amplifiers or switches

a)
Diodes
b)
Resistors
c)
Capacitors
d)
Transistors
6.

Combine multiple electronic components on a single chip

a)

Integrated Circuits (IC)

b)
Transistor
c)
Capacitor
d)
Resistor
7.

Convert light into electrical current

a)

Photodiodes

b)
Capacitor
c)
Generator
d)
Battery
8.

Emit light when current flows through them

a)
Inductors
b)
Capacitors
c)
Resistors
d)
Light Emitting Diodes (LEDs)
9.

a four-layered semiconductor device made up of alternating P-type

and N-type materials (PNPN structure)

a)

Resistors

b)

Diodes

c)

Transistors

d)

Thyristors

10.

Switch or amplify electrical signals.

a)

MOSFETs (Metal-Oxide-Semiconductor Field-Effect Transistors)

b)
Transformers and relays
c)
Diodes and inductors
d)
Resistors and capacitors
11.

Act as switches in AC/DC conversion.

a)

SCRs (Silicon Controlled Rectifiers)

b)

SCRs (Silicon Conduct Rectifiers)

c)

SCRs (Silicon Conduction Rectifiers)

d)

SCRs (Silicon Circuit Rectifiers)

12.

refers to the property of an electrical component, usually a coil or inductor,

to oppose changes in the current flowing through it.

a)
Capacitance
b)
Resistance
c)
Inductance
d)
Conductance
13.

a circuit is a complete circular path that electricity flows through

a)

Electronic Circuit

b)

Electrical Circuit

c)

Electricity Circuit

14.

has two or more paths for current to flow through

a)
Open circuit
b)
Resistor network
c)
Parallel circuit
d)
Series circuit
15.

has two or more paths for current to flow through

(a)  

16.

one in which all circuit elements are arranged in a single path

a)
Short circuit
b)
Open circuit
c)
Parallel circuit
d)
Series circuit
17.

one in which all circuit elements are arranged in a single path

(a)  

18.

can usually be categorized as an analog circuit, a digital circuit,

or a mixed-signal circuit (a combination of analog circuits and digital circuits).

a)
quantum circuit
b)

electronic circuit

c)
power circuit
d)
linear circuit
19.

_____ process continuous signals. These circuits handle varying voltages or

currents that represent real-world phenomena

a)

Analog electronic circuit

b)

Power electronic amplifiers

c)

Electronic Microcontrollers

d)

Digital electronic circuits

20.

_____ work with discrete signals, often represented by binary code (0s and 1s).

They form the basis of modern computing and digital devices

a)

Digital electronic circuit

b)
Mechanical devices
c)
Quantum computers
d)
Analog systems
21.

_____ combine analog and digital components in a single system,

allowing the processing of both continuous and discrete signals.

a)
Digital-only systems
b)
Analog-only systems
c)

Hybrid systems / Mixed-signals

d)

Mixed-signals / Hybrid circuit

22.

_____ is a miniature semiconductor that regulates or controls current or voltage

flow in addition to amplifying and generating these electrical signals and

acting as a switch or gate for them.

a)
resistor
b)
diode
c)
capacitor
d)
transistor
23.

These are transistors designed to handle small amounts of current and voltage.

a)
Digital transistors
b)
High-frequency transistors
c)
Power transistors
d)

Small low power transistor

24.

These transistors are designed to handle higher currents and voltages,

and are used in circuits that require more power or handle larger amounts of energy.

a)
Low-power transistors
b)
Signal transistors
c)
Digital transistors
d)

High power transistor

25.

Text on a Transistor/labeling/marking- is a code that identifies

the type of transistor and its particular version.

a)

Dc bench power supply

b)

Higher power

c)

Small low power

d)

Power supply

26.

A transistor has _ pins

(a)  

27.

The _____ is like a source of current, providing charge carriers.

a)

emitter

b)
inductor
c)
capacitor
d)
resistor
28.

The _____ acts as a control gate, regulating the flow of charge

carriers between the emitter and the collector.

a)
substrate
b)
base
c)
collector
d)
emitter
29.

The _____ is the destination, where the main current flows after being controlled by the base.

a)
emitter
b)
base
c)
collector
d)
ground
30.

The two main types of transistors are the _____ and the _____.

a)

Transistor amplifier & Digital transistor

b)

Power transistor & Signal transistor

c)

N-channel transistor & P-channel transistor

d)

Bipolar junction transistor & Field-effect transistor

31.

a current-controlled device

a)

Bipolar Junction Transistor (BJT)

b)

Field-Effect Transistor (FET)

32.

a voltage-controlled device

a)

Bipolar Junction Transistor (BJT)

b)

Field-Effect Transistor (FET)

33.

It is a type of BJT where one n-type material is introduced or placed between two p-type materials

a)

P-N-P Transistor

b)

N-N-P Transistor

c)

N-P-N Transistor

34.

In this transistor, we will find one p-type material that is present between two n-type materials.

a)

N-P-N Transistor

b)

P-P-N Transistor

c)

P-N-P Transistor

35.

_____ is a circuit that creates a continuous, alternating waveform

from a DC source without any external input.

a)
Oscillator
b)
Transformer
c)
Rectifier
d)
Amplifier
36.

A _____ is a device that uses a quartz crystal to generate a stable and accurate frequency

a)

crystal oscillator

b)
quartz filter
c)
quartz generator
d)
quartz amplifier
37.

uses resistors (R) and capacitors (C) to generate oscillations

a)
RC oscillator
b)
Phase-shift oscillator
c)
Crystal oscillator
d)
LC oscillator
38.

a type of tuned oscillator that uses a combination of L (Inductor) and C (Capacitor)

a)
Relaxation oscillator
b)
LC oscillator
c)
Crystal oscillator
d)
RC oscillator
39.

_____ electrical component that limits or regulates the flow of electrical current in an electronic circuit

a)

Capacitors

b)

Inductors

c)

Transistors

d)

Resistors

40.

The resistors whose values change with change in applied temperature

and voltage are known as linear resistors.

a)

Linear resistors

b)
Fixed resistors
c)
Superconductors
d)
Variable resistors
41.

There are two types of linear resistors : _____ & _____

a)

fixed inductors & variable resistors

b)

inductive resistors & variable resistors

c)
fixed resistors & variable resistors
d)

resistive capacitors & variable resistors

42.

These resistors have a specific value and these values cannot be changed.

(a)  

43.

These resistors do not have a specific value and the values can

be changed with the help of dial, knob, and screw

(a)  

44.

The resistor values change according to the temperature and voltage

applied and is not dependent on Ohm’s law

a)

Linear resistors

b)

Non-linear resistor

45.

Type of non-linear resistor:
changing resistance with changes in temperature.

They are very sensitive and react to very small changes in temperature.

a)
Thermistor
b)
Capacitor
c)
Resistor
d)
Inductor
46.

Type of non-linear resistor:
Their resistance decreases as the light intensity increases.

a)
Thermistor
b)
Varistor
c)
Resistor
d)

Light-Dependent Resistors (LDR)

47.

amplifies low-power electronic audio signals

a)

audio power amplifier

b)
equalizer
c)
speaker
d)
microphone
48.

amplifier is an electronic device that amplifies low-level audio signals into

higher-power signals that can drive speakers or headphones

a)
low-frequency signals
b)

transistor audio power

c)
digital signals
d)
static noise
49.

a circuit designed to maintain a constant output voltage or current,

regardless of variations in input voltage or load current.

a)
Resistor Network
b)
Transformer
c)

Electronic Regulator

d)
Power Supply
50.

operate by dissipating excess voltage as heat through a series pass transistor

(Type of Electronic Regulators)

a)
Switching Voltage Regulators
b)

Linear Regulators

c)
Zener Diodes
d)
Buck-Boost Converters
51.

The most common type, using a series pass transistor to control the output voltage

(Type of Linear Regulators)

a)

Switching Voltage Regulators

b)

Buck Converters

c)

Boost Converters

d)

Series Regulators

52.

A _____ regulator uses a transistor connected in parallel with the load to regulate voltage

(Type of Linear Regulators)

a)
shunt regulator
b)
buck converter
c)
boost converter
d)
series regulator
53.

efficiently convert input voltage to the desired output voltage

by rapidly switching transistors on and off.

a)

Switching regulators

b)

Buck converters

c)

Boost converters

d)

Linear regulators

54.

Step-down regulators that reduce input voltage
(Type of Switching Regulators)

a)

Buck Converters

b)

Boost Converters

c)

Buck-Boost Converters

55.

Step-up regulators that increase input voltage

a)

Buck Converters

b)

Boost Converters

c)

Buck-Boost Converters

56.

Can both step up and step down voltage

a)

Buck Converters

b)

Boost Converters

c)

Buck-Boost Converters

57.

refers to a set of mathematical techniques used to calculate the voltage and

current values at different points within a complex electrical circuit

a)

Network analysis

b)
Power distribution management
c)
Current flow analysis
d)
Voltage regulation
58.

property of an electric conductor, or set of conductors, that is measured by the amount of separated electric charge that can be stored on it per unit change in electrical potential.

a)
Voltage
b)
Capacitance
c)
Resistance
d)
Inductance
59.

is the electrical potential difference between two points in a circuit. It is measured in volts

a)
Current
b)
Resistance
c)
Capacitance
d)
Voltage
60.

Voltage that flows in one direction, like from a battery

a)
Direct Current (DC)
b)
Capacitance
c)
Static Charge
d)
Alternating Current (AC)
61.

Voltage that changes direction periodically, such as household electricity

a)
Static Electricity
b)
Direct Current (DC)
c)
Alternating Current (AC)
d)
High Voltage (HV)