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Third Periodical Test in TLE 9 EIM ACCURATENESS

Total questions: 50

Worksheet time: 55mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What is the main purpose of an electrical circuit?

a)

To create heat

b)

To store energy

c)

To act as a barrier

d)

To allow electricity to flow and perform work

2.

Which component is essential for creating a closed loop in a circuit?

a)

Light bulb

b)

Power source

c)

Switch

d)

Wire

3.

What type of circuit has components arranged in a single path?

a)

Combination Circuit

b)

Open Circuit

c)

Parallel Circuit

d)

Series Circuit

4.

In a parallel circuit, what happens if one component fails?

a)

The entire circuit fails

b)

The circuit becomes open

c)

The power source is damaged

d)

Other components continue to operate

5.

What instrument is used to measure voltage in a circuit?

a)

Ammeter

b)

Kilowatt meter

c)

Ohmmeter

d)

Voltmeter

6.

Which tool is commonly used to connect wires in a circuit?

a)

Multimeter

b)

Pliers

c)

Screwdriver

d)

Wire connector

7.

What does a switch do in an electrical circuit?

a)

It acts as a load

b)

It measures voltage

c)

It generates electricity

d)

It controls the flow of current

8.

What is the purpose of testing electrical circuits?

a)

To decorate the circuits

b)

To reduce energy consumption

c)

To ensure safety and performance

d)

To increase the circuit's complexity

9.

What happens when a switch is open in a circuit?

a)

The circuit is broken

b)

The circuit is complete

c)

Current flows continuously

d)

The load receives full power

10.

Which of the following is NOT a purpose of electrical testing?

a)

Ensuring safety

b)

Increasing resistance

c)

Confirming functionality

d)

Verifying compliance with standards

11.

Which material is typically used as a load in a basic electrical circuit?

a)

Battery

b)

Light bulb

c)

Switch

d)

Wire

12.

What is the primary role of a power supply in a circuit?

a)

To store energy

b)

To measure current

c)

To provide resistance

d)

To supply electrical energy

13.

What is a common safety hazard associated with electrical circuits?

a)

Heat

b)

Light

c)

Noise

d)

Shock

14.

Choose the letter of the correct answer. Which testing method would verify the operational functionality of a light bulb in a circuit?

a)

Checking voltage

b)

Measuring resistance

c)

Observing illumination

d)

All the above

15.

If two switches control two bulbs in a circuit, how can you ensure that both bulbs are turned off?

a)

Remove the bulbs

b)

Close both switches

c)

Open both switches

d)

Only close one switch

16.

Why is it important to follow safety standards in electrical installations?

a)

To avoid legal issues

b)

To increase complexity

c)

To make the installation look good

d)

To ensure proper functionality and prevent hazards

17.

What does an open circuit mean?

a)

Circuit is complete

b)

Current flows normally

c)

Circuit has high voltage

d)

There is a break in the circuit

18.

Why are standard symbols important in electrical diagramming?

a)

To increase power

b)

To reduce wiring cost

c)

To make diagrams colorful

d)

To ensure universal understanding

19.

What happens if a circuit has a short circuit?

a)

Voltage disappears

b)

Resistance increases

c)

Current stops flowing

d)

Excessive current flows

20.

What is the purpose of labeling components in a diagram?

a)

Decoration

b)

Identification and clarity

c)

Increase resistance

d)

Reduce current

21.

Which of the following describes the given schematic diagram?

a)

The circuit consist of two bulbs and two switches

b)

The circuit consist of two bulbs and three switches

c)

The circuit consist of three bulbs and two switches

d)

The circuit consist of three bulbs and three switches

22.

Which switch controls bulb 1?

a)

Switch A

b)

Switch B

c)

Switch C

d)

Both Switch B and C

23.

Which switch controls bulb 2?

a)

Switch A

b)

Switch B

c)

Switch C

d)

Both Switch B and C

24.

Which switch controls bulb 3?

a)

Switch A

b)

Switch B

c)

Switch C

d)

Both Switch B and C

25.

Which of the following statement is TRUE in relation to the given circuit?

a)

When switch B is ON, only bulb 1 is lit.

b)

When switch B is ON, bulb 1 and 2 are lit.

c)

When switch B is ON, bulb 1 and 3 are lit.

d)

When switch B is ON, bulb 2 and 3 are lit.

26.

Which of the following describes the given schematic diagram?

a)

The circuit consist of three bulbs    

    and two switches

b)

The circuit consist of three bulbs

   and two switches

c)

The circuit consist of four bulbs and

        two switches

d)

The circuit consist of four bulbs and

         four switches

27.

Which of the following is TRUE in the given circuit?

a)

The circuit is using SPST switches

b)

The circuit is using SPDT switches

c)

The circuit is using SPST and  

            SPDT switches

d)

The circuit is using SPDT and  

    DPDT switches

28.

Which switch controls bulb 1?

a)

Switch A

b)

Switch B

c)

Switch A and B

d)

None

29.

Which switch controls bulb 3?

a)

Switch A

b)

Switch B

c)

Switch A and B

d)

None

30.

Which switch controls bulb 4?

a)

Switch A

b)

Switch B

c)

Switch A and B

d)

None

31.

Which of the following describes the given schematic diagram?

a)

The circuit consist of three bulbs    

       and two switches

b)

The circuit consist of three bulbs

       and two switches

c)

The circuit consist of four bulbs and

            two switches

d)

The circuit consist of four bulbs and

             four switches

32.

Based on the same schematic diagram with switches SA and SB, which bulb is controlled by switch A?

a)

Bulb 1

b)

Bulb 2

c)

Bulb 1 and 3

d)

Bulb 2 and 4

33.

Which bulb is controlled by switch B in the schematic diagram with SA and SB and bulbs B1–B4?

a)

Bulb 3

b)

Bulb 4

c)

Bulb 1 and 3

d)

Bulb 2 and 4

34.

Which of the following is TRUE in the given circuit?

a)

The circuit is using SPST switches

b)

The circuit is using SPDT switches

c)

The circuit is using SPST and SPDT switches

d)

The circuit is using SPDT and DPDT switches

35.

Which of the following is TRUE in the given circuit?

a)

The circuit is using battery as source

b)

The circuit is using 2 terminal 110v source

c)

The circuit is using 2 terminal 220v source

d)

The circuit is using 3 terminal 220v source

36.

Refer to the schematic diagram showing five bulbs labeled B1–B5 connected to a supply and three switches labeled SA, SB, and SC. Which of the following describes the given schematic diagram?

a)

The circuit consist of four bulbs and two switches

b)

The circuit consist of four bulbs and three switches

c)

The circuit consist of five bulbs and two switches

d)

The circuit consist of five bulbs and three switches

37.

Refer to the same schematic diagram with bulbs B1–B5 and switches SA, SB, and SC. Which bulb is controlled by switch A?

a)

Bulb 1

b)

Bulb 2

c)

Bulb 3

d)

Bulb 4

38.

Refer to the same schematic diagram with bulbs B1–B5 and switches SA, SB, and SC. Which pair of bulbs is controlled by switch B?

a)

Bulb 1 and 2

b)

Bulb 2 and 3

c)

Bulb 3 and 4

d)

Bulb 4 and 5

39.

Refer to the same schematic diagram with bulbs B1–B5 and switches SA, SB, and SC. Which pair of bulbs is controlled by switch C?

a)

Bulb 1 and 2

b)

Bulb 2 and 3

c)

Bulb 3 and 4

d)

Bulb 4 and 5

40.

Which of the following circuit below is the equivalent schematic diagram of the given actual wiring diagram above? Options are shown as four labeled circuit images A, B, C, and D.

a)

A

A

b)

B

B

c)

C

C

d)

D

D

41.

Refer to the actual wiring diagram showing five bulbs labeled B1–B5 connected to a supply and three switches labeled SA, SB, and SC. Which of the following describes the given schematic diagram?

a)

The circuit consist of four bulbs and two switches

b)

The circuit consist of four bulbs and three switches

c)

The circuit consist of five bulbs and two switches

d)

The circuit consist of five bulbs and three switches

42.

Refer to the same actual wiring diagram with bulbs B1–B5 and switches SA, SB, and SC. Which bulb is controlled by switch A?

a)

Bulb 1

b)

Bulb 2

c)

Bulb 3

d)

Bulb 4

43.

Refer to the same actual wiring diagram with bulbs B1–B5 and switches SA, SB, and SC. Which pair of bulbs is controlled by switch B?

a)

Bulb 1 and 2

b)

Bulb 2 and 3

c)

Bulb 2 and 4

d)

Bulb 2 and 5

44.

Refer to the same actual wiring diagram with bulbs B1–B5 and switches SA, SB, and SC. Which bulb is controlled by switch C?

a)

Bulb 1

b)

Bulb 2

c)

Bulb 3

d)

Bulb 4

45.

Which of the following circuit below is the equivalent schematic diagram of the given actual wiring diagram? Options are shown as four labeled circuit images A, B, C, and D.

a)

A

A

b)

B

B

c)

C

C

d)

D

D

46.

What is the main purpose of a three-way switch?

a)

To control multiple circuits at once

b)

To control two lights from one Switch

c)

To control one light from one location

d)

To control one light from two different locations

47.

How many terminals does a standard three-way switch have?

a)

Two

b)

Three

c)

Four

d)

Five

48.

What type of wire connects the two three-way switches together?

a)

Ground wire

b)

Hot wire

c)

Neutral wire

d)

Traveler wire

49.

How many three-way switches are required to control one light from two locations?

a)

One

b)

Two

c)

Three

d)

Four

50.

What would happen if traveler wires are incorrectly connected?

a)

The switches will melt

b)

The breaker will always trip

c)

The light will not work properly

d)

The bulb will burn out immediately