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Unit Test STE Electronics

Total questions: 30

Worksheet time: 18mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

During a class discussion in a public school in Ilocos Norte, the teacher explained how early people sent messages over long distances using dots and dashes. What system was used?

a)

Telegraph

b)

Morse

c)

Air  

2.

A teacher wants to listen to AM radio station in Ilocos Norte. What is the most applicable frequency that he needs to tune in?

a)

747KHz  

b)

90.70 MHz

c)

5000KHz

3.

Who successfully demonstrated the transmission and reception of radio waves in experiments?

a)

Heinrich Hertz

b)

James Clerk Maxwell

c)

Guglielmo Marconi

4.

Who predicted the existence of electromagnetic waves that led to the development of radio receivers?

a)

Heinrich Hertz

b)

James Maxwell

c)

Guglielmo Marconi

5.

Alexander Graham Bell is best known for inventing which device that contributed to the development of electronic communication?

a)

radio receiver

b)

radio telegraph

c)

telephone

6.

The unit hertz (Hz) is used to measure:

a)

signal strength

b)

wavelength

c)

frequency

7.

Mobile phones communicate primarily using:

a)

ultrasonic waves

b)

sound waves

c)

radio waves

8.

Samuel Morse is best known for inventing:

a)

the telephone

b)

the telegraph

c)

the radio receiver

9.

The teacher explained that waveforms are drawn using time and height.

What does the height of a waveform show?

a)

Amplitude

b)

Speed

c)

Frequency

10.

Before electricity, early Filipino communities used drums and bells to warn people.

What type of signal was used?

a)

Audio

b)

Visual

c)

Digital

11.

A music producer wants to record sounds that vibrate 50,000 times per second. Which unit best represents the frequency of the sound waves being recorded?

a)

Kilohertz (kHz)

b)

Hertz (Hz)

c)

Megahertz (MHz)

12.


What is the primary function of signal transmission?

a)

To design matching networks

b)

To transfer data via signals

c)

To generate raw data

13.


What is a primary goal of Antenna Design Principles?

a)

Efficient signal propagation

b)

Data generation

c)

Signal interpretation

14.

A teacher asks students to identify which activity does not rely on radar technology. Which is NOT a real-life application of radar?

a)

Air traffic control

b)

Cooking food

c)

Weather forecasting

15.

A security system detects movement inside a restricted area and triggers an alarm. Which sensor is commonly used in security systems?

a)

Motion sensor

b)

Light sensor

c)

Temperature sensor

16.

A student is asked to arrange the correct sequence of how a receiver processes signals from reception to output. What is the correct order of a receiver’s working process?

a)

Antenna → Amplifier → Output → Tuner → Demodulator

b)

Antenna → Tuner → Amplifier → Demodulator → Output

c)

Tuner → Antenna → Amplifier → Demodulator → Output

17.

In factory automation, proximity sensors are installed to prevent accidents. What do they mainly detect to improve safety?

a)

Position

b)

Presence

c)

Speed

18.

A radio broadcast becomes weak after traveling a long distance, so a device boosts the signal before sending it again. Which signal reproducer is being used?

a)

Signal-amplifier

b)

Relay

c)

Repeater

19.

A teacher explains that sensors respond to changes in the environment and convert them into usable electrical signals. What does a sensor circuit do?

a)

Sends radio waves

b)

Converts physical changes into electrical signals

c)

Converts electrical signals to sound

20.

During a thunderstorm, communication systems experience disruption caused by natural phenomena. Which is an example of electromagnetic interference (EMI)?

a)

Lightning and solar flares

b)

Poor cable routing

c)

Weak signal strength

21.

While studying signal behavior, a student notices that AM stations like DZJC 747 kHz broadcast news and talk while FM stations like Love Radio 90.7 MHz focus on music and entertainment. Based on signal characteristics, which explanation is MOST reasonable?

a)

AM’s long range suits talk/news that listeners follow over large areas

b)

AM signals have higher fidelity than FM signals for music

c)

FM signals travel by ground waves which distort music quality

22.

During a class discussion, the teacher writes the full meaning of RADAR on the board and asks students to recall it. What does RADAR stand for?

a)

Radio Data Analysis and Response

b)

Radio Direction and Reading

c)

Radio Detection and Ranging

23.

The oscillator in a radio receiver primarily:

a)

converts electrical signals to sound

b)

generates a signal for mixing with the incoming radio wave

c)

powers the speaker

24.

What process in a receiver extracts information from the carrier wave?

a)

modulation

b)

amplification

c)

demodulation

25.

Which type of radio signal is more resistant to static and noise?

a)

AM

b)

FM

c)

PM

26.

AM signals are more susceptible to (a)   than FM signals.

27.

The relationship between wavelength and frequency is (a)   proportional.

28.

The component in a receiver that extracts audio or data from the carrier wave is the (a)   .

29.

In AM radio, the (a)   of the carrier wave is varied to carry information.

30.

Radars use (a)   waves to detect objects and measure distance.