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Block 6 Q/A slide 1

Total questions: 28

Worksheet time: 15mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What does Ohm’s Law state?

a)

Basic mathematical relationships of electricity

b)

Basic mathematical relationships of resistance

c)

Basic mathematical relationships of current

2.

Electrical current is the?

a)

movement of voltage

b)

flow of electromotive force

c)

movement of electrons

3.

Current is typically measured in?

a)

Coulomb

b)

Ampere

c)

Joules

4.

The symbol for current is.

a)

E

b)

I

c)

A

5.

What is Electrical Theory?

a)

Flow from Negative to Positive

b)

Flow from Positive to Negative

c)

Flow from Negative to Negative

6.

What does EMF stand for?

a)

Electrical Mass Force

b)

Electron Motive Force

c)

Electromotive Force

7.

Resistance of a conductor determines.

a)

The amount of current that can flow through it.

b)

The voltage across the conductor.

c)

The temperature of the conductor.

d)

The length of the conductor.

8.

If the resistance of a circuit is doubled and the voltage is held constant?

a)

Then the current through the resistor is cut in half

b)

The voltage is increased in pressure throughout

c)

The insulation will strengthen under any given load

9.

What are the factors affecting Resistance? Select all that apply!

a)

Type of conductor material

b)

Inversely proportional to its cross-sectional area

c)

Directly proportional to length

d)

Air gap in material

10.

What is Electromagnetic induction?

a)

Process of producing a voltage, by moving a magnetic field in relationship to a conductor

b)

Process of producing a current, by moving a magnetic field in relationship to an insulator

c)

Process of producing a voltage, by moving an electric field in relationship to a metal structure

11.

Either the magnetic field can rotate or the?

a)

Electrons

b)

Conductor

c)

Field Magnets

12.

Difference between AC and DC power? Select all that apply?

a)

AC can be transmitted over long distances more readily

b)

and more economically than DC

c)

since AC voltages can be increased or decreased by means of transformers

d)

Space and weight can be saved since AC devices are smaller and simpler

13.

What is a cycle?

a)

Reverse pattern

b)

Completion of a pattern

14.

What is Alternation?

a)

Half radius of a cycle

b)

Half of the cycle

c)

End of cycle

15.

What degree is Positive Alternation?

a)

270

b)

180

c)

90

16.

What is frequency?

a)

AC waveform repeats, number of cycles per second

b)

Wavelength repeating under direct current flow

c)

Speed of current flow under resistance

17.

What is a period?

a)

Time is the form of electrons measured in milliseconds

b)

Time sine wave to complete one cycle measured in seconds

c)

Time under A/C sine wave to complete one cycle measured in seconds

18.

What is the wavelength?

a)

Distance that a wave form travels during a period

b)

Distance that a wave travels to convert a cycle

c)

Distance that a wave form travels to subvert voltage

19.

What is inductance?

a)

Induce effects of electron resonance in metal strength oppose any change in current through it

b)

Inductance effects of the wiring in electrical circuitry oppose any change in current through it

c)

The primary effect of a coil in its property to oppose any change in current through it

20.

Capacitance is represented by which device?

a)

Resistor

b)

Capacitor

c)

Inductor

d)

Transformer

21.

What is the basic unit of capacitance?

a)

Farad

b)

Henry

c)

Ohms

22.

AC circuit is opposed by what?

a)

Impedance

b)

Resonance

c)

Current Stress

23.

Circuit containing all 3 of these oppositions is often referred to as an __ circuit?

a)

BLC

b)

RCL

c)

DCL

24.

What letter represents impedance and the unit of measurement for it?

a)

X / A/C

b)

Z / OHMS

c)

E / D/C

25.

What are the two main types of secondary cell batteries we use in Aviation?

a)

Primary cell batteries/ Secondary cell batteries

b)

Secondary cell batteries/ Open Seal batteries

c)

Wet or Flood batteries/ NiCad Batteries

26.

Lead- Acid batteries cell produces.

a)

2.3 V

b)

2.2 V

c)

2.1 V

27.

NiCd batteries cells are rechargeable and deliver a voltage of ?

a)

1.4 V

b)

1.2 V

c)

1.5

28.

For lead-acid batteries, the voltage per cell must not exceed.

a)

2.38 V

b)

2.33 V

c)

2.35 V