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- Question
What do you call a diagram that shows the electrical connections of a circuit's components?
Options- A. A schematic diagram
- B. A pictorial diagram
- C. A block diagram
- D. An electrical diagram
- Correct Answer
- A schematic diagram
- 1. If an electrical system is compared to a fluid system, the electrical current corresponds to the:
Options- A. pressure
- B. pump
- C. water wheel
- D. water flow Discuss
- 2. One coulomb passing a point in one second is one:
Options- A. ampere
- B. volt
- C. ohm
- D. charge Discuss
- 3. A voltage will influence current only if the circuit is:
Options- A. open
- B. insulated
- C. high resistance
- D. closed Discuss
- 4. A lead-acid battery is an example of a
Options- A. solar cell
- B. fuel cell
- C. primary battery
- D. secondary battery Discuss
- 5. What type of switch is this?
Options- A. push button
- B. SPST
- C. DPDT
- D. SPDT Discuss
- 6. Which part of an atom has no electrical charge?
Options- A. Electron
- B. Neutron
- C. Proton
- D. All of the above Discuss
- 7. A voltmeter is used:
Options- A. to measure current
- B. in series with the circuit
- C. in parallel with the circuit
- D. to measure coulombs Discuss
- 8. Which unit of charge contains 6.25 × 1018 electrons?
Options- A. An ampere
- B. A coulomb
- C. A volt
- D. A joule Discuss
- 9. Which voltage source converts chemical energy to electrical energy?
Options- A. Electrical generator
- B. Battery
- C. Solar cell
- D. Electronic power supply Discuss
- 10. Which resistive component is designed to be temperature sensitive?
Options- A. Thermistor
- B. Rheostat
- C. Potentiometer
- D. Photoconductive cell Discuss
Voltage and Current problems
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Correct Answer: water flow
Correct Answer: ampere
Correct Answer: closed
Correct Answer: secondary battery
Correct Answer: SPDT
Correct Answer: Neutron
Correct Answer: in parallel with the circuit
Correct Answer: A coulomb
Correct Answer: Battery
Correct Answer: Thermistor
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