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Basic Electrical Engineering Course Syllabus (Theory)

Total questions: 62

Worksheet time: 31mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which law relates the sum of currents entering and leaving a node in a DC circuit?

a)

Ohm’s law for linear resistors

b)

Kirchhoff’s Current Law statement

c)

Faraday’s electromagnetic induction

d)

Lenz’s opposition principle

2.

Which law relates the sum of currents entering and leaving a node in a DC circuit?

a)

Ohm’s law for linear resistors

b)

Kirchhoff’s Current Law statement

c)

Faraday’s electromagnetic induction

d)

Lenz’s opposition principle

3.

Which law relates the sum of currents entering and leaving a node in a DC circuit?

a)

Ohm’s law for linear resistors

b)

Kirchhoff’s Current Law statement

c)

Faraday’s electromagnetic induction

d)

Lenz’s opposition principle

4.

In a series circuit of resistors, which quantity is the same through all components?

a)

Power dissipated in each branch

b)

Current through each resistor

c)

Impedance value of each path

d)

Voltage drop across each element

5.

Which rule gives the direction of magnetic flux around a current-carrying conductor?

a)

Fleming’s left-hand rule

b)

Kirchhoff’s loop rule

c)

Right-hand thumb rule

d)

Lenz’s sign convention

6.

What term describes the ease with which magnetic flux passes through a material?

a)

Absolute permeability value

b)

Relative permeability ratio

c)

Magnetomotive force level

d)

Reluctance of magnetic path

7.

Which statement best defines electromotive force induced by motion in a magnetic field?

a)

Statically induced emf generation

b)

Self-inductance coil behavior

c)

Dynamically induced emf creation

d)

Mutual inductance phenomenon

8.

Which law states the direction of induced current opposes the change causing it?

a)

Fleming’s right-hand rule

b)

Lenz’s qualitative law

c)

Ohm’s proportional law

d)

Faraday’s quantitative law

9.

In single-phase AC, what is the RMS value relative to the peak for a sinusoid?

a)

Equal to the peak amplitude

b)

Half of the peak magnitude

c)

Peak divided by square root of two

d)

Twice the average magnitude

10.

Phasor representation primarily helps in analyzing which type of quantities?

a)

Transient switching waveforms

b)

Alternating sinusoidal quantities

c)

Direct current variables

d)

Thermal power cycles

11.

Which passive element stores energy in a magnetic field?

a)

Transformer coupling core

b)

Inductor reactive element

c)

Capacitor dielectric device

d)

Resistor dissipative component

12.

For an R-L series circuit supplied by single-phase AC, which power term quantifies energy actually consumed?

a)

Power factor ratio

b)

Real power delivered

c)

Reactive power component

d)

Apparent power magnitude

13.

Three-phase systems are preferred over single-phase primarily because they provide which advantage?

a)

Constant instantaneous power transfer

b)

Lower line losses always

c)

Higher voltage per phase inherently

d)

Simpler domestic wiring layouts

14.

In a balanced three-phase star connection, what is the relation between line voltage and phase voltage?

a)

Line is phase divided by two

b)

Line is phase minus impedance drop

c)

Line is phase multiplied by root three

d)

Line equals phase exactly

15.

Which instrument method measures three-phase power using two wattmeters?

a)

Three-ammeter approach

b)

Single-wattmeter technique

c)

Power-factor meter method

d)

Two-wattmeter method

16.

In domestic wiring, which material is commonly used for surface conduits to protect cables?

a)

Lead sheath conduits

b)

Bare copper busbars

c)

PVC casing and capping

d)

Galvanized steel trays

17.

Which control allows switching from two different locations in a corridor?

a)

Single-way toggle control

b)

Two-way switching arrangement

c)

Three-way dimmer circuit

d)

Star-delta control scheme

18.

What is the sanctioned load on an electricity bill best described as?

a)

Peak factor of household power

b)

Monthly energy units consumed

c)

Average daily kWh usage figure

d)

Approved maximum connected demand

19.

Which device is designed to trip during a miniature overcurrent to protect circuits?

a)

Miniature Circuit Breaker

b)

Manual isolator switch

c)

Residual-current relay

d)

Thermal fuse wire

20.

Which personal safety measure most directly reduces shock risk while handling equipment?

a)

Installing delta connections

b)

Selecting higher power factor

c)

Increasing sanctioned load value

d)

Using earthing pipe and plate

21.

What does the power factor represent in AC circuits?

a)

Ratio of reactive to apparent power

b)

Sum of real and reactive power

c)

Cosine of the phase angle

d)

Rate of energy stored per cycle

22.

Which pair correctly matches rule and application in induction problems?

a)

Fleming’s right-hand rule—direction of force

b)

Fleming’s left-hand rule—generator polarity

c)

Lenz’s law—direction of induced current

d)

Right-hand thumb rule—induced emf sign

23.

Which course outcome focuses on applying basic laws to DC circuits?

a)

CO3 emphasizes DC circuit basic laws

b)

CO2 emphasizes DC circuit basic laws

c)

CO4 emphasizes DC circuit basic laws

d)

CO1 emphasizes DC circuit basic laws

24.

Which outcome targets concepts of electromagnetic induction?

a)

CO4 covers electromagnetic induction concepts

b)

CO2 covers electromagnetic induction concepts

c)

CO5 covers electromagnetic induction concepts

d)

CO3 covers electromagnetic induction concepts

25.

Which outcome involves analyzing single-phase circuits?

a)

CO3 addresses single-phase circuit analysis

b)

CO2 addresses single-phase circuit analysis

c)

CO4 addresses single-phase circuit analysis

d)

CO1 addresses single-phase circuit analysis

26.

Which outcome includes measuring power in three-phase circuits?

a)

CO1 includes three-phase power measurement

b)

CO2 includes three-phase power measurement

c)

CO3 includes three-phase power measurement

d)

CO4 includes three-phase power measurement

27.

Which outcome is about domestic wiring and safety measures?

a)

CO4 is about domestic wiring and safety

b)

CO3 is about domestic wiring and safety

c)

CO2 is about domestic wiring and safety

d)

CO5 is about domestic wiring and safety

28.

Which module primarily covers conventional and non-conventional energy sources and single-line diagrams of power supply systems?

a)

Module 2: Single-phase circuits emphasis

b)

Module 1: Electric Power Generation focus

c)

Module 3: DC machines detailed study

d)

Module 4: Transformers and induction motors

e)

Module 5: Domestic wiring and safety

29.

Ohm’s law and Kirchhoff’s laws are most directly applied to which type of circuits in this course?

a)

Induction motor slip evaluation

b)

Single-phase transformer equivalent

c)

Three-phase balanced network studies

d)

Domestic wiring control schemes

e)

DC circuits with series-parallel analysis

30.

Which topic includes analysis of R-L, R-C, and R-L-C series circuits and parallel circuits without derivations?

a)

Single-phase circuits relationships

b)

Three-phase induction motor slip

c)

Transformer EMF equation losses

d)

Electricity bill two-part tariff

e)

DC generator induced emf

31.

The concept of power factor and its relation to voltage and current is emphasized in which context?

a)

Domestic earthing types

b)

Single-phase AC circuit analysis

c)

DC motor torque equation

d)

Transformer core losses only

e)

Three-way lighting control

32.

Which module introduces the advantages of three-phase systems over single-phase systems and star–delta connections?

a)

Module 2: Three-phase circuits content

b)

Module 4: Transformer efficiency

c)

Module 5: Personal safety measures

d)

Module 1: Power generation overview

e)

Module 3: DC motor performance

33.

Which machine’s principle of operation includes back emf and torque equation in this syllabus?

a)

DC generator with induced emf

b)

Single-phase transformer core

c)

Miniature circuit breaker device

d)

DC motor with performance characteristics

e)

Three-phase induction rotor slip

34.

Constructional details and induced emf expression are associated with which device in Module 3?

a)

Transformer efficiency test

b)

DC generator machine study

c)

Domestic plug top rating

d)

Squirrel cage rotor build

e)

Three-way control wiring

35.

Which topic includes EMF equation, losses, and efficiency calculation at different loads and power factor?

a)

Electricity bill tariff parts

b)

Three-phase induction slip

c)

DC motor speed control

d)

Transformers single-phase studies

e)

Hydel and nuclear sources

36.

Definition of rotating magnetic field and rotor types belongs to which machine category?

a)

Domestic earthing practice

b)

Three-phase induction motors

c)

DC generators commutation

d)

Single-phase transformer core

e)

Power transmission lines

37.

Slip and its significance are discussed for which motor?

a)

Three-phase induction motor

b)

Synchronous condenser

c)

DC shunt motor

d)

Universal motor

e)

Stepper motor

38.

Two-way and three-way control of loads is part of which area in the syllabus?

a)

DC generator design

b)

Transformer parallel operation

c)

Domestic wiring methods

d)

Three-phase network theory

e)

Power plant block diagram

39.

Which item defines the “unit” used for consumption of electrical energy and covers ratings of household appliances?

a)

DC motor applications

b)

Transformer tests section

c)

Power factor definition

d)

Electricity bill content

e)

Three-phase advantages

40.

Working principle of fuse and miniature circuit breaker with merits and demerits is taught under which heading?

a)

Transformer EMF equation

b)

Single-phase peak factor

c)

Three-phase star connections

d)

DC generator EMF topic

e)

Equipment safety measures

41.

Electric shock prevention and earthing types (plate and pipe) are covered under which topic?

a)

Transformer losses

b)

Personal safety measures

c)

Power generation types

d)

Three-phase induction

e)

DC circuits numericals

42.

Pre-requisites include knowledge of current, voltage, power, and power factor. Which additional prerequisite is listed?

a)

Calculus and complex numbers

b)

Rotor bar skewing

c)

Fuse coordination charts

d)

Domestic wiring tariffs

e)

Transformer vector groups

43.

Which module specifies numericals with balanced loads in three-phase analysis without derivations?

a)

Module 4 on transformers

b)

Module 3 on DC machines

c)

Module 5 on safety

d)

Module 1 on DC circuits

e)

Module 2 on three-phase circuits

44.

Relationship between induced emf and terminal voltage appears in which machine topic?

a)

DC generator study

b)

Domestic two-way switch

c)

Hydel plant governor

d)

Induction motor slip

e)

Transformer open circuit

45.

Which section includes applications of DC motors along with simple numericals?

a)

Module 3: DC motor content

b)

Module 4: Induction motors

c)

Module 2: Single-phase AC

d)

Module 1: Power generation

e)

Module 5: Electricity bill

46.

Star and delta (mesh) connections and phase-line voltage relations are covered under which topic?

a)

Transformer connection groups

b)

Domestic earthing systems

c)

DC motor commutation

d)

Three-phase circuit concepts

e)

Equipment breakers

47.

Single-line diagram of power station, transmission, and distribution belongs to which broader theme?

a)

Three-phase rotor types

b)

Domestic wiring practice

c)

Electric Power Generation overview

d)

Transformer efficiency tests

e)

DC motor torque study

48.

Which topic best describes CO1 for this course?

a)

Explain electricity billing and safety measures

b)

Analyze single-phase and three-phase circuits

c)

Explain electric power generation and DC laws

d)

Describe construction and operation of DC machines

49.

Which activity aligns most closely with CO2?

a)

Explaining electricity billing and safety practices

b)

Describing DC machine construction and operation

c)

Analyzing single-phase and three-phase circuits

d)

Explaining transformer and induction motor applications

50.

A student studies how commutators and armatures are built and function. Which course outcome is targeted?

a)

CO5: Electricity billing and safety

b)

CO3: DC machines construction and operation

c)

CO2: Single-phase and three-phase analysis

d)

CO1: Electric power and DC circuit laws

51.

Which outcome focuses on transformers and induction motors?

a)

CO5: Electricity billing and safety measures

b)

CO4: Transformers and induction motor applications

c)

CO3: DC machines construction and operation

d)

CO1: Electric power generation and DC laws

52.

You are comparing tariffs, metering methods, and safe practices for household installations. Which outcome does this activity fulfill?

a)

CO1: Electric power generation and DC laws

b)

CO2: Single-phase and three-phase analysis

c)

CO4: Transformer and induction motor applications

d)

CO5: Electricity billing and safety measures

53.

Which instrument combination is used to measure resistance, inductance, impedance, and power factor in a single-phase AC circuit?

a)

Voltmeter, ammeter, wattmeter together

b)

Ohmmeter with clamp meter only

c)

Power analyzer without sensors

d)

LCR meter with oscilloscope alone

54.

In the two-wattmeter method for three-phase power, which connection types are compared for an inductive load?

a)

Open and short circuits

b)

Series and parallel setups

c)

Neutral and ground bonds

d)

Star and delta configurations

55.

Kirchhoff’s laws verification primarily involves checking which conservation principle in circuits?

a)

Conservation of charge and energy

b)

Conservation of momentum only

c)

Conservation of magnetic flux

d)

Conservation of temperature only

56.

When measuring low-range resistance using the voltmeter-ammeter method, the resistance value is verified using which instrument?

a)

Function generator

b)

Power factor meter

c)

Digital or analog multimeter

d)

Single-phase wattmeter

57.

Which method is specified for determining earth resistance in the lab?

a)

Four-point Kelvin bridge

b)

Two-probe continuity method

c)

Three-electrode test method

d)

Transformer ratio technique

58.

A practical lab task includes control of load using which switching arrangements?

a)

Two-way and three-way control

b)

Single-throw and double-break control

c)

PWM and phase-cut control

d)

Push–pull and bridge control

59.

Which prerequisite topic supports analyzing AC circuit impedance and power factor?

a)

Fluid dynamics basics

b)

Statics of structures

c)

Thermodynamics cycles

d)

Electromagnetism principles

60.

During star connection of a three-phase inductive load, the line voltage relates to phase voltage by which factor?

a)

Equal to line current

b)

Half of line voltage

c)

Exactly two times

d)

Square root of three

61.

Designing an open-ended experiment in this lab emphasizes which student skill set?

a)

Avoiding measurement uncertainty

b)

Creativity, critical thinking, inquiry

c)

Memorization of formulas only

d)

Copying fixed procedures

62.

Which course outcome aligns with measuring resistance, inductance, impedance, power, and power factor using standard methods?

a)

CO3 load control

b)

CO5 experiment design

c)

CO1 law verification

d)

CO2 measurement competency