TLE – Electronics
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Directions: Choose the best answer; write your answer in the space provided before the number.
___1. Power is defined as:
A. the rate at which work is done B. work C. the conversion of energy D. joules
___2. How many paths do the electrons have to flow in a series circuit?
A. Zero B. One C. Two D. Many
___3. What is the unit of potential difference in Electronics?
A. Volt B. Watt C. Ampere D. Siemens
___4. What parameter defines as the characteristic that oppose the flow of current?
A. Resistor B. Resistance C. Capacitor D. Capacitance
___5.Base on the given formulas below; what is the formula of the total resistance of parallel circuit?
A. R = V/I B. C. D.
___6. Base on the given formulas below; what is the formula of the total resistance of series circuit?
A. R = V/I B. C. D.
___ 7. Which of the following figure(s) is/are parallel circuit(s)?
I. II.
III. IV.
A. I, II, III & IV B. I, II & IV C. I & II D. I only
___8. If various objects are connected to form separate paths between the terminals of a source of electric current, they are said to be connected in?
A. Series B. Parallel C. Series-Parallel D. Complex circuit
___9. Which of the following is the symbol of SPST Switch?
A. B. C. D.
___10. What will be the potential difference across a 50Ω resistor if a current of 500mA is flowing through it?
A) 0.25 Volts B) 5 Volts C) 25 Volts D) 50 Volts
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___11. What current will be needed to produce a voltage of 5V cross a 12kΩ resistor?
A ) 2.4mA B) 416.67mA C ) 240mA D) 416.67µA
___12. What value of resistor will be needed to produce a current of 100mA when a voltage of 12V is applied across the resistor?
A ) 120Ω B ) 8.3K Ω C ) 1.2 K Ω D) 830
___13. What voltage will be developed across a 560Ω resistor if a current of 20mA is flowing through it?
A) 11.2mA B ) 112 Volts C ) 112mA D ) 11.2 Volts
___14. What is the unit of resistance?
A. Ohm B. Volt C. Coulomb D. Ampere
___15. What is the letter symbol of current?
A. C B. A C. V D. I
___16. What is the unit of the potential difference?
A. Ampere B. Volt C. Hertz D. Decibel
___17. A series circuit has more than one resistor. What is a resistor?
A: anything that refuses to do work B: anything that uses electricity to do work
C: a machine that will not work fast D: anything that uses voltage to do work
___18. What current passing through 10kΩ resistor will produce a voltage of 8V cross it?
A ) 800mA B ) 800µA C ) 8mA D ) 80µA
___19. What is the power dissipated by a circuit that passes a current of 1.6A when a voltage of 6V is connected across it?
A ) 3.75 W B ) 9.6 W C ) 3.75 J D ) 267 mW
___20. What is the symbol of ohm?
A. Ω B. Φ C. Σ D. Θ
___21. What power is dissipated by a 40 Ω resistor when a voltage of 6V is connected across it?
A ) 267 W B ) 6.67 W C ) 267 mW D. ) 900 mW
___22. How much power is dissipated by a 150 Ω resistor when a current of 100 mA flows through it?
A ) 1.5 W B ) 66.67mW C ) 2.25 mW D ) 2.5 W
___23. A resistor is needed to reduce the voltage supplying a circuit by 7V when the circuit draws a current of 100mA. Choose the best resistor for the job from the values below.
A ) 700 Ω 2W B ) 70 Ω 0.5W C ) 680 Ω 5W D) 68 Ω 1 W
___24. Which is the correct statement of Ohm's Law?
A. R = IV B. V = IR C. I = R/V D. V = R/I
TABLE – 1 (Ohms Law)
| |||
Column
|
Voltage (Volt)
|
Current
(Ampere)
|
Resistance
(Ohm)
|
A
|
0.01
|
1.5K
| |
B
|
220
| ||
C
|
5.6M
| ||
D
|
560
|
0.56
| |
E
|
110
|
4.7K
|
___27. Based in the data on Table 1; what is the supply voltage in Column C, if I = 5.17mA?
A. 28.952 MV B. 2.895 MV C. 289.520 KV D. 28.952 KV
___28. Based in the data on Table 1; calculate the resistance in Column D.
A. 1000 Ω B. 1K C. 100 D. 1000 M
___29. Based in the data on Table 1; calculate the resistance in Column E.
A. 23.404A B. 23.404 C. 23.404 mA D. 23.404MA
___30. Based in the following data V = 220V; R = 100; calculate power.
A. 22 KW B. 484W C. 4.84 MW D. 48.4 KW
___31. Which statement regarding Ohm's Law is correct?
A. An electrical conductor's resistance depends on the potential difference it experiences
B. Increasing the resistance in a circuit always decreases the potential difference across it
C. When resistance increases in a circuit with a specific potential difference then current must also increase
D. If resistance is kept constant, potential difference changes directly with changes in current
___32. When a current of 10.0 A flows through a 50.0-Ω resistor in a circuit, what is the voltage of that circuit?
A. 500 V B. 5 V C. 0.20 V D. 60 V
___33. A 9-V battery is hooked up to a 3-Ω resistor. What current is flowing through this circuit?
A. 0.3 A B. 27 A C. 3 A D. 12 A
___34. Which word correctly completes this statement about electrical safety?
Some electronic devices, such as computers, retain some _____ even when they are unplugged, so you should not attempt to repair them yourself.
A. charge B. resistance C. current D. voltage
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___37. Which of the following wires has the greatest cross-sectional area?
A. 9 AWG B. 14 AWG C. 22 AWG D. 30 AWG
___38. What is the unit of measure for electrical pressure or electromotive force?
A. amps B. ohms C. volts D. watts
___39. What is the applied voltage on a circuit in which .5A is flowing and 10 W is generated?
A. 2 V B. 5 V C. 20 V D. 50 V
___40. How many watts are in 100 microwatts?
A. 0.01 milliwatts B. 0.1 milliwatts C. 1.0 milliwatts D. 10 nanowatts
___41. A precision current shunt is measuring 100 millivolts across it. This indicates a current of 25 A. What is the actual resistance of this shunt?
A. 0.004 Ω B. 0.04 Ω C. 0.25 Ω D. 2.5 Ω
___42. A flow of electrons in one direction:
A) AC Voltage B) Alternating Current C) Direct Voltage D) Direct Current
___43. A flow of electrons through a material:
A) Voltage B) Current C) Resistance D) Conductance
___44. The pressure that pushes electrons through a material:
A) Voltage B) Conduction C) Current D) Resistance
___45. A material that has very high resistance to electron flow:
A) Conductor B) Resistor C) Semiconductor D) Insulator
___46. A material that allows electrons to flow easily:
A) Conductor B) Resistor C) Semiconductor D) Insulator
___47. A material that produces electrical friction and restricts the flow of electrons:
A) Conductor B) Resistor C) Semiconductor D) Insulator
___48. Which of the following is the symbol of Photo diode?
A. B. C. D.
___49. Which one is NOT the formula in getting voltage drop of a circuit?
A) V= I X R B) V = C) V = D) V= I2 X R
___50. In electrical letter symbol; E or Ve stands for?
A. Electromotive Force B. Electrostatic Discharge C. Electrical Voltage D. Energy
___51. In electronic letter symbol; the symbols of current is “I”; the meaning of this symbol is?
A. Induce B. Infectivity C. Infinity D. Intensity
___52. It is the amount of flow of free electrons?
A. Power B. Current C. Energy D. Voltage
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___54. If voltage across a resistance doubles
A. the current is halved B. the resistance doubles
C. the current is unchanged D. none of the above
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___56. Ohm's law describes the mathematical relationship between
A. ohms, kilohms, and megohms B. resistor size and resistor value
C. resistance, voltage, and current D. none of the above
___57. What electromotive force would cause 20 A of current to flow through a 500 omega.gif resistor?
A. 0.04 V B. 2.5 V C. 25.0 V D. 10,000 V
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___59. If current through a resistance is halved
A. the resistance is halved B. the voltage is halved
C. the voltage doubles D. none of the above
___60.
A. 831Ω B. 1.83KΩ C. 831KΩ D. 151KΩ
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