Basic Electrical Principles - Practice Assignment | AT 121, Assignments of Automobile Engineering

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AT 121 - Chapter 3 - Basic Electrical Principals - Spring 2008
Name: __________________________________________ Date: __________________
1. The resistance in a conductor _____________________ as the length increases.
2. The opposition to the flow of electricity in a circuit is called _____________________.
3. If the switch in a circuit is turned 'OFF,' then the circuit is ______________________.
4. Resistance to the flow of electricity is measured in ______________________.
5. If a circuit is open, then there is no ______________________ in the circuit.
6. The flow of electricity is called ______________________.
7. As the resistance in a circuit increases, the current flow will _______________________.
8. Electrical power is measured in _______________________.
9. Electrical force is measured in ________________________.
10. The resistance in a conductor ____________________ as the diameter gets larger
11. The resistance in a conductor ___________________ as the temperature decreases.
12. A voltage __________________________ occurs when the current flows through a load.
13. What component(s) are required for a basic circuit?
_____________________________________________________________________________
14. Electrical current is measured in ______________________.
15. Examples of good conductors are...
A. Rubber and plastic
B. Gold and copper
C. Wood and glass
D. Silicon and germanium
16. A thick wire will have ...
A. More resistance than a thinner wire made of the same material.
B. More resistance than a long wire.
C. Less resistance than a thinner wire made of the same material.
17. Examples of good insulators are...
A. Steel and aluminum
B. Rubber and plastic
C. Gold and copper
D. Carbon and silver
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AT 121 - Chapter 3 - Basic Electrical Principals - Spring 2008 Name: __________________________________________ Date: __________________

  1. The resistance in a conductor _____________________ as the length increases.
  2. The opposition to the flow of electricity in a circuit is called _____________________.
  3. If the switch in a circuit is turned 'OFF,' then the circuit is ______________________.
  4. Resistance to the flow of electricity is measured in ______________________.
  5. If a circuit is open, then there is no ______________________ in the circuit.
  6. The flow of electricity is called ______________________.
  7. As the resistance in a circuit increases, the current flow will _______________________.
  8. Electrical power is measured in _______________________.
  9. Electrical force is measured in ________________________.
  10. The resistance in a conductor ____________________ as the diameter gets larger
  11. The resistance in a conductor ___________________ as the temperature decreases.
  12. A voltage __________________________ occurs when the current flows through a load.
  13. What component(s) are required for a basic circuit?

  1. Electrical current is measured in ______________________.
  2. Examples of good conductors are... A. Rubber and plastic B. Gold and copper C. Wood and glass D. Silicon and germanium
  3. A thick wire will have ... A. More resistance than a thinner wire made of the same material. B. More resistance than a long wire. C. Less resistance than a thinner wire made of the same material.
  4. Examples of good insulators are... A. Steel and aluminum B. Rubber and plastic C. Gold and copper D. Carbon and silver 1
  1. The 'conventional theory' of electricity says that current flows from... A. Positive to negative B. Ground to the load C. The emitter to the collector D. Negative to positive
  2. 'Conductors' are materials that... A. Tend to lose or gain electrons easily. B. Resist the movement of electrons. C. None of the choices. D. Have all of their electrons tightly held to the atom.
  3. Voltage occurs when... A. When there is a difference in charge. B. Whenever there is a complete circuit. C. Atoms are in their neutral state. D. Negative and positive charges are in balance.
  4. The three conditions necessary for electricity are: A. Free electrons, a difference in charge between one side of a conductor and the other, and a complete circuit. B. A good ground, a good battery and a load. C. A good conductor, a complete circuit and a load. D. Light, friction or electromagnetism.
  5. In electrical terms, an 'insulator' is... A. A material whose atoms can gain or lose electrons easily. B. A material in which the electrons are held tightly to the atom. C. A material that resists the passage of heat. D. None of the choices.
  6. Fill in the blanks; 2