Basic Electricity Test Item Analysis

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Basic Electricity
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Competency #1: Identify the parts of a complete

electrical circuit
1. A complete circuit consists of a device or board, a path

for the current flow, a method of control and a source
of ________.
a. electrical charge
b. electrical device
c. electrical energy
d. electrical machine

Competency #1: Identify the parts of a complete

electrical circuit
The correct answer is C. Electrical energy is the main source of

power in a circuit.
Options A, electrical charge is a polarity charge in DC source

Option B, electrical device are apparatus for testing a circuit
Option D, electrical machine are being driven by electricity

Competency #2: Explain the sources and kinds of

electricity
2. Chemical reaction takes place before it produces
electrical charges to what source of electricity?
a. Battery
b. Geothermal Power
c. Rotary electromagnetic machine
d. Solar power
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Competency #2: Explain the sources and kinds of

electricity
The correct answer is A. Battery is a dry cell source of
energy. It produces energy through chemical action.
B. Geothermal power are source of energy from heat of the

earth
C. Rotary electromagnet uses machine like engine to drive the
generator
D. Solar power uses the heat from the sun to produce power.

Competency #3: Apply the Ohm’s Law in house

hold electrical connections.
3. It is stated in Ohm’s Law that current is

directly proportional to the electromotive force
(EMF) or voltage and inversely proportional to
the _______.
a. Electricity
b. Power
c. Resistance
d. Source
Competency #3: Apply the Ohm’s Law in house

hold electrical connections.
The correct answer is C. As the resistance becomes

higher, current becomes smaller.
A. Electricity is the source of energy

B. Power is an output of a motor.
D. Source of electricity can either be an AC or DC

Competency #4: Select electrical component in

installing electrical house wiring.
4. Open wiring on insulators which is mostly known as

open or exposed wiring method uses cleats, knobs
(solid or split) that made of what kind of material?
a. Ceramics
b. Porcelain tubes
c. Rubber
d. Wood

Competency #4: Select electrical component in

installing electrical house wiring.
The correct answer is B. Porcelain tubes has good

characteristics for exposed wiring.
A. Ceramics is not durable
C. Rubber is used as insulator
D. Wood neither is nor appropriate for exposed wiring

Competency #5: Apply the correct procedure in

electrical house wiring.
5. House wiring must follow to existing laws and

regulations of the National Electrical Code as well as
the City or Local Ordinances enforced and applied in
the specific localities. What agency approves its
methods?
a. Barangay Office
b. City Engineers
c. Department of Local Government
d. National Fire Protection Association
Competency #5: Apply the correct procedure in

electrical house wiring.
The correct answer is D. National Fire Protection

Association is the office authorized by the government to
approve electrical installations.
A. Barangay Office approves local permits

B. City Engineers approves building permits
C. Department of Local Government approves permit to
operate local concerns

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1. Components that connect in parallel form
a. branches
b. open circuits
c. short circuits
d. voltage dividers

2. A parallel circuit is also used as a divider for:
a. conductance
b. current
c. power
d. voltage

3. What is the RT for a 12k Ω, a 4k Ω, and a 3k Ω

resistors connected in parallel.
a. 1.5k Ω
b. 2k Ω
c. 6.3k Ω
d. 19k Ω

4. Power is defined as
a. force
b. the conversion of energy
c. the rate at which work is down
d. work

5. Which equation shows individual resistor voltage

drop?
a. E = V x R
b. E = I2 x R
c. E = V x I
d. E = I x R

6. What is this symbol
a. AC Supply
b. Battery
c. DC Supply
d. Fuse

7. How does battery delivers current when it is

connected in series?
a. average resistance
b. primary/secondary difference
c. the polarity connection
d. total resistance

8. A series current is:
a. remains the same through each component

b. the same as the individual resistances
c. subtracted by each component
d. varies through each component

9. It determines the total resistance in a series circuit.
a. the largest resistor

b. the largest resistor minus the smallest
c. the smallest resistor
d. the sum of the resistors

10. The negative and positive charge symbols are

assigned to the:
a. atom and nucleus

b. electron and element
c. electron and proton
d. proton and electron

11. If the current in a circuit is equals to 0 amp, it is

expected that the:
a. circuit has a short

b. circuit is open
c. resistance is too low
d. voltage is too high

12. What are the unit and symbol for current?
a. ampere, I
b. ampere, A
c. ampere, E
d. ampere, M

13. What type of switch is this
a. DPDT (double pole, double throw)

b. DPST (double pole, single throw)
c. DTDP (double pole, double throw)
d. SPDT (single pole, double throw)

14. A basic electric circuit is made up of what

components?
a. A load, a resistor, and a conductive path for

current
b. A voltage source, a load, and a conductive path
for current
c. A voltage source, a conductive path for current,
and a battery
d. A conductive path for current, a battery, and a
copper wire
15. Which equation show the total resistance in

parallel circuit
a. Rt = R1 + R2 + R3…
b. Rt = _____1______
R1 + R2 + R3…
c. Rt = (R1 + R2 + R3) / 3
d. Rt = ______1_________
1/R1 + 1/R2 + 1/R3

16. An ammeter is used to measure
a. Current
b. Resistance
c. Voltage
d. All of the above

17. Resistance is measured by
a. Ammeter
b. Ohmeter
c. Voltmeter
d. All of the above

18. A parallel circuit differs from series circuit since

it has
a. no path for current flow

b. one path for current flow
c. fewer path for current flow
d. more than one path for current flow

19. Which of the following is not a safety precaution

in electricity?
a. protect chord from heat

b. touch with your bear hand the electrical wiring
c. use proper tool for the job
d. wear safety gloves

20. It is a type of electricity in motion. This is very

useful; it can be transmitted from place to place
through a connection and attachment.
a. Battery
b. Dynamic electricity
c. Generated electricity
d. Static electricity

a. Battery
c. Cell
c. Motor
d. Transformer

a. circuit break
b. fluorescent lamp
c. fuse
d. electric meter

23. What is this electrical symbol
a. Fluorescent bulb
b. Halogen lamp
c. Incandescent bulb
d. Mercury lamp

24. What kind of outlet is this
a. convenience outlet
b. duplex convenience outlet
c. lighting outlet
d. power outlet

25. What kind of outlet is this
a. convenience outlet
b. duplex convenience outlet
c. lighting outlet
d. power outlet

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Technological University of the Philippines - Manila

Competency #1: Identify the parts of a complete

1. A complete circuit consists of a device or board, a path

Technological University of the Philippines - Manila

Competency #1: Identify the parts of a complete

The correct answer is C. Electrical energy is the main source of

Options A, electrical charge is a polarity charge in DC source

Technological University of the Philippines - Manila

Competency #2: Explain the sources and kinds of

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Competency #2: Explain the sources and kinds of

B. Geothermal power are source of energy from heat of the

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Competency #3: Apply the Ohm’s Law in house

3. It is stated in Ohm’s Law that current is

Competency #3: Apply the Ohm’s Law in house

The correct answer is C. As the resistance becomes

A. Electricity is the source of energy

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Competency #4: Select electrical component in

4. Open wiring on insulators which is mostly known as

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Competency #4: Select electrical component in

The correct answer is B. Porcelain tubes has good

C. Rubber is used as insulator

D. Wood neither is nor appropriate for exposed wiring

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Competency #5: Apply the correct procedure in

5. House wiring must follow to existing laws and

Competency #5: Apply the correct procedure in

The correct answer is D. National Fire Protection

A. Barangay Office approves local permits

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OUR TURN TO PRACTICE OUR BRAIN

1. Components that connect in parallel form

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OUR TURN TO PRACTICE OUR BRAIN

2. A parallel circuit is also used as a divider for:

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3. What is the RT for a 12k Ω, a 4k Ω, and a 3k Ω

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OUR TURN TO PRACTICE OUR BRAIN

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OUR TURN TO PRACTICE OUR BRAIN

5. Which equation shows individual resistor voltage

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6. What is this symbol

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7. How does battery delivers current when it is

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8. A series current is:

a. remains the same through each component

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OUR TURN TO PRACTICE OUR BRAIN