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Subjects : science, engineering
Instructions:
  • Answer 50 questions in 15 minutes.
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This is a study tool. The 3 wrong answers for each question are randomly chosen from answers to other questions. So, you might find at times the answers obvious, but you will see it re-enforces your understanding as you take the test each time.
1. Current is measured with a (an)...






2. The advantage of DC over AC is that DC offers...






3. Which of the following stays the same in all parts of a series circuit?






4. What is the equivalent resistance of two 8-ohm resistors connected in parallel?






5. What is the total voltage of eight 12-volt batteries connected in series?






6. Voltage in a parallel circuit...






7. The explosive gas that is generated when a battery is charging is...






8. Define resistance...






9. If the cross-sectional area of a conductor is increased - its resistance will...






10. The best insulator against the lines of magnetic force is...






11. The unit of measurement of current is...






12. What is the total voltage of two 6-volt batteries connected in parallel?






13. The first step in treating a chemical burn - such as one caused by battery acid - is to...






14. What is the hazard of pouring water into battery acid 'electrolyte'?


15. A battery capable of producing 20 amperes steadily for 20 hours at 80 degrees Fahrenheit would have an ampere-hour rating of...






16. Which current flows in only one direction?






17. What is the first step in treating a chemical burn of the eye?






18. What is the rate that work is done or heat is dissipated?






19. Which of the following motors CANNOT be run without a load?






20. Which of the following is a requirement of an explosion-proof enclosure?






21. You have three 9-volt batteries. How should you connect them in order to supply 27 volts?






22. Unlike poles of a magnet will...






23. A triac is?






24. What is the unit of electromotive force or electric pressure?






25. What is the equivalent resistance of two 16-ohm resistors connected in parallel?






26. Like poles of a magnet will...






27. How many watts are in one horsepower?






28. How must two 12-volt batteries be connected in order to increase the current capacity?






29. Define direct current...






30. Which of the following motors are considered to be constant or nearly constant speed?






31. You have three 12-volt batteries. How should you connect them in order to supply 36 volts?






32. What is Ohm's Law?






33. Voltage is measured with a...






34. The unit of measurement of resistance is?






35. What is the total resistance of three 16-ohm resistors connected in series?






36. How long should treatment for shock be continued?






37. Not an electro-magnet?






38. What must be provided at underground battery charging stations?






39. Not a requirement of an explosion-proof enclosure?






40. What is the flow of electrons in a conductor?






41. What voltage would be required to force 10 amps through a 20-ohm resistor?






42. If the victim of an electrical shock has been burned while in contact with electricity - the first treatment you should apply - if the victim's heart and respiratory system are still functioning - is to...






43. Define direct current...






44. What is the total resistance of four 15-ohm resistors connected in series?






45. When should water be added to a battery?






46. The instrument used to check the electrolyte of a battery is a...






47. Resistance is measured with a...






48. The armature of a direct current motor - when running - generates...






49. What voltage is required to force 5 amps through a 15-ohm resistor?






50. The specific gravity of the electrolyte of a fully charged battery should be...