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  • Electrons in the outer orbit are called


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  • A. nuclei
  • B. valences
  • C. waves
  • D. shells

  • Correct Answer
  • valences 


  • Voltage, Current and Resistance problems


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    • 1. A thermistor is a type of

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    • A. switch
    • B. resistor
    • C. battery
    • D. power supply
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    • 2. An ammeter is an electrical instrument used to measure

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    • A. current
    • B. voltage
    • C. resistance
    • D. none of the above
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    • 3. A material that does not allow current under normal conditions is a(n)

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    • A. insulator
    • B. conductor
    • C. semiconductor
    • D. valence
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    • 4. The conductance of an 8 ohm resistance is

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    • A. 12.5 mS
    • B. 8 mS
    • C. 12 S
    • D. 125 mS
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    • 5. A two-terminal variable resistor is known as a

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    • A. potentiometer
    • B. thermistor
    • C. rheostat
    • D. wiper
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    • 6. If there is 6 A of current through the filament of a lamp, how many coulombs of charge move through the filament in 1.75 s?

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    • A. 10.5 C
    • B. 105 C
    • C. 3.4 C
    • D. 34 C
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    • 7. A wiper is the sliding contact in a

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    • A. switch
    • B. photoconductive cell
    • C. thermistor
    • D. potentiometer
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    • 8. When placed close together, two positively charged materials will

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    • A. attract
    • B. become neutral
    • C. become negative
    • D. repel
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    • 9. An ohmmeter is an instrument for measuring

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    • A. current
    • B. voltage
    • C. resistance
    • D. wattage
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    • 10. The unit of electrical charge is the

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    • A. volt
    • B. ampere
    • C. joule
    • D. coulomb
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