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Introduction to Electric Circuits

Total questions: 10

Worksheet time: 5mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which statement best defines an electric circuit?

a)

A closed path forming an electric network

b)

A single wire without connected components

c)

A battery isolated from any load

d)

An open loop forming an electric network

2.

What type of circuit is this?

a)

Series circuit with one switch controlling all lamps

b)

Parallel circuit with each lamp across the supply

c)

Series-parallel circuit mixing lamp groups

d)

Closed circuit with no disconnections present

3.

Which condition describes an open circuit?

a)

No discontinuity and current flows through all elements

b)

Conductors touch creating very high fault current

c)

A disconnection prevents current from flowing anywhere

d)

Mixed series and parallel connections in one circuit

4.

Which circuit type is primarily used to distribute power around a dwelling while allowing multiple sockets to share the load in a loop configuration?

a)

Sub mains for feeder distribution

b)

Radial circuits for single-route outlets

c)

Ring mains for looped socket circuits

d)

Lighting circuits for switched luminaires

5.

An installation must keep security cameras and access control operating during a mains failure. Which combination best meets this requirement?

a)

Lighting circuits with emergency luminaires

b)

UPS supporting CCTV and control interfaces

c)

CCTV with standard radial supply only

d)

Data transmission cabling without backup power

6.

Which issue is most likely when older installations use lead‑sheathed or vulcanised India rubber cabling?

a)

Socket outlets self‑seal against moisture ingress

b)

Earth continuity automatically improves with age

c)

Conductor resistance steadily decreases with age

d)

Insulation becomes brittle and cracks over time

7.

Which regulation applies to bedroom and bathroom hoists used to lift people?

a)

RIDDOR incident reporting rules

b)

BS 7671 wiring regulations

c)

LOLER lifting operations rules

d)

PUWER workplace equipment rules

8.

Disability and bariatric aids are primarily designed to:

a)

Support larger or obese patients safely

b)

Eliminate the need for medical staff

c)

Reduce building electrical loads

d)

Meet aesthetic interior design goals

9.

Which of the following is a hazard of older wiring systems?

a)

Correctly rated main fuse

b)

Borrowed neutrals

c)

Modern colour coding

d)

Presence of CPC in lighting circuits

10.

Which way do electrons flow in an electrical circuit?

a)

Positive to Negative.

b)

Clockwise

c)

Anti-Clockwise

d)

Negative to Positive