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MIDTERM - PRE TEST

Total questions: 38

Worksheet time: 29mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which instrument is used to measure voltage, current, and resistance?

a)

Multimeter

b)

Insulation tester

c)

Clamp meter

d)

Voltmeter

2.

What is the minimum insulation resistance allowed between conductors in a 230V circuit?

a)

0.5 MΩ

b)

1 MΩ

c)

2 MΩ

d)

5 MΩ

3.

Which type of insulation tester uses a crank handle to generate voltage?

a)

Digital tester

b)

Analog meter

c)

Hand-cranked tester

d)

Solid-state tester

4.

What type of suspension is common in solid-state insulation testers?

a)

Pivot and jewel

b)

Taut band

c)

Spring coil

d)

Magnetic balance

5.

Which component protects multimeters from high fault currents?

a)

Glass fuse

b)

HRC fuse

c)

Circuit breaker

d)

Relay

6.

What should always be done before and after using a voltage tester?

a)

Charge the battery

b)

Test the tester

c)

Replace the probes

d)

Check the fuse

7.

Which multimeter type is better at showing a changing value?

a)

Analog

b)

Digital

c)

Clamp

d)

Insulation tester

8.

Which display is easier to read and usually more accurate?

a)

Analog

b)

Digital

c)

Clamp meter

d)

Test lamp

9.

What type of value does a typical voltmeter display for AC?

a)

Peak value

b)

Peak-to-peak value

c)

RMS value

d)

Average value

10.

What error occurs if the analog meter is not viewed directly from above?

a)

Overload

b)

Resolution error

c)

Parallax error

d)

Calibration error

11.

What test current is typical for most multimeters when measuring resistance?

a)

< 1 mA

b)

10 mA

c)

100 mA

d)

1 A

12.

Which meter can measure current without disconnecting the conductor?

a)

Insulation tester

b)

Multimeter

c)

Clamp meter

d)

Analog ohmmeter

13.

What does a diode typically show on a multimeter when forward biased?

a)

0 V

b)

0.5–0.7 V

c)

1.5 V

d)

∞ ohms

14.

What is the main advantage of a Hall effect clamp meter?

a)

Measures AC only

b)

Measures AC and DC

c)

Does not need calibration

d)

Cheaper than CT type

15.

What is the function of the bar graph in a digital multimeter?

a)

Shows stored data

b)

Shows overloads

c)

Indicates changing values

d)

Adjusts calibration

16.

Which voltage category rating applies to domestic equipment?

a)

Cat I

b)

Cat II

c)

Cat III

d)

Cat IV

17.

Which instrument is unsuitable for measuring resistance in live circuits?

a)

Analog multimeter

b)

Digital multimeter

c)

Ohmmeter

d)

All of the above

18.

What type of meter is ideal for noisy electrical environments?

a)

Digital multimeter

b)

Analog multimeter

c)

Clamp meter

d)

Proximity tester

19.

What should be done after measuring current with a multimeter?

a)

Switch off the circuit

b)

Replace probes in voltage terminals

c)

Calibrate the meter

d)

Change fuse

20.

What causes an overload indication on a digital multimeter?

a)

Battery low

b)

Leads disconnected

c)

Value exceeds selected range

d)

Wrong fuse

21.

What is the main safety concern with glass fuses in meters?

a)

Inaccurate readings

b)

Can explode under high fault current

c)

Too expensive

d)

Not reusable

22.

Which measurement requires breaking the circuit to insert the meter in series?

a)

Voltage

b)

Resistance

c)

Current

d)

Capacitance

23.

What happens if both active and neutral conductors are clamped together in a clamp meter?

a)

Double reading

b)

Zero reading

c)

Overload

d)

Half reading

24.

Which device is used to detect the presence of voltage without contact?

a)

Proximity tester

b)

Multimeter

c)

Test lamp

d)

Ohmmeter

25.

What is the disadvantage of neon test pencils?

a)

Too expensive

b)

Require batteries

c)

Unsafe and unreliable

d)

Do not detect DC

26.

What is the leakage current threshold that trips an RCD?

a)

10 mA

b)

20 mA

c)

30 mA

d)

50 mA

27.

Which clamp meter component is used for AC only measurement?

a)

Hall effect device

b)

Current transformer

c)

Rectifier

d)

Battery

28.

What does a digital multimeter display when probes are not connected in resistance mode?

a)

0 Ω

b)

∞ or overload

c)

0.5 Ω

d)

Short circuit

29.

Which factor defines how many decimal places a meter can read?

a)

Accuracy

b)

Resolution

c)

Sensitivity

d)

Stability

30.

Which factor defines how much power a meter takes from the circuit?

a)

Accuracy

b)

Resolution

c)

Sensitivity

d)

Calibration

31.

What is the main risk after an insulation resistance test?

a)

Battery discharge

b)

Circuit overheating

c)

Charged circuit causing shock

d)

Wrong reading

32.

Which test voltage is typically used for 400 V installations?

a)

100 V

b)

250 V

c)

500 V

d)

1000 V

33.

What should you do when reading an analog meter scale?

a)

Look from any angle

b)

Use mirror to avoid parallax error

c)

Estimate reading

d)

Ignore minor marks

34.

What is the advantage of a taut band suspension?

a)

Cheaper

b)

More rugged than pivot assemblies

c)

Smaller size

d)

Better accuracy

35.

Which component inside a Hall effect clamp meter senses the magnetic field?

a)

Coil

b)

Rectifier

c)

Semiconductor wafer

d)

Diode

36.

What type of voltage tester measures voltage directly?

a)

Proximity tester

b)

Contact tester

c)

Neon lamp

d)

Test pencil

37.

Why should probes have the same or higher Cat rating as the meter?

a)

For better resolution

b)

For matching calibration

c)

For safety under fault conditions

d)

For accuracy

38.

What should you never do with an ohmmeter?

a)

Use in noisy area

b)

Measure high resistance

c)

Connect to a live circuit

d)

Check diodes