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One hertz is defined as\u003Cbr>• [A. one](A. one) ampere per second.\u003Cbr>• [B. one](B. one) cycle per second.\u003Cbr>• C. one volt per second.\u003Cbr>• [D. one](D. one) coulomb per second. |\n| --- |\n| \u003Cbr>View Correct Answer |\n| Q2. One advantage of alternating current is that it is easy to\u003Cbr>• [A. store](A. store).\u003Cbr>• B. convert into chemical energy.\u003Cbr>• C. transport through wire.\u003Cbr>• D. transmit through air. |\n| \u003Cbr>View Correct Answer |\n| Q3. Electric current can travel only through a\u003Cbr>• A. wire.\u003Cbr>• B. circuit.\u003Cbr>• C. battery.\u003Cbr>• D. load. |\n| \u003Cbr>View Correct Answer |\n| Q4. Copper is used in most electric wires because it is\u003Cbr>• A. a semiconductor.\u003Cbr>• B. not likely to heat up during normal usage.\u003Cbr>• C. a good resistor and inexpensive.\u003Cbr>• D. a good conductor and inexpensive. |\n| \u003Cbr>View Correct Answer |\n| Q5. Amperes are a measure of\u003Cbr>• A. the number of electrons moving through a conductor\u003Cbr>• B. electrical pressure.\u003Cbr>• C. a material’s ability to store electric current.\u003Cbr>• D. the total resistance of a series circuit. |\n| \u003Cbr>View Correct Answer |\n| Q6. Ohms are a measure of\u003Cbr>• A. capacitance.\u003Cbr>• B. resistance.\u003Cbr>• C. current.\u003Cbr>• D. cycles per second. |\n| \u003Cbr>View Correct Answer |\n| Q7. If amperes = volts/ohms, then volts =\u003Cbr>• A. 1/(amperes × ohms) .\u003Cbr>• B. ohms/amperes.\u003Cbr>• C. amperes/ohms.\u003Cbr>• D. amperes × ohms |\n| \u003Cbr>View Correct Answer |\n| Q8. A circuit with 20 amperes has a load of 12 ohms. What is the voltage?\u003Cbr>• A. 60 |\n\n\n| • B. 120\u003Cbr>• C. 240\u003Cbr>• D. 24 |\n| --- |\n| \u003Cbr>View Correct Answer |\n| Q9. If the resistance of a circuit is 0, the circuit is\u003Cbr>• A. an open circuit.\u003Cbr>• B. a short circuit.\u003Cbr>• C. a superconductor circuit.\u003Cbr>• D. a semiconductor circuit. |\n| \u003Cbr>View Correct Answer |\n| Q10. If a transformer raises the voltage, it will\u003Cbr>• A. raise the resistance.\u003Cbr>• B. reduce the resistance.\u003Cbr>• C. raise the amperage.\u003Cbr>• D. reduce the amperage. |\n| \u003Cbr>View Correct Answer |\n| Q11. Which of these devices depends on the close relationship between electricity and magnetism?\u003Cbr>• A. Transformer\u003Cbr>• B. Electromagnet\u003Cbr>• C. Electric motor\u003Cbr>• D. All of the above |\n| \u003Cbr>View Correct Answer |\n| Q12. If you are soldering two wires, you need solder,\u003Cbr>• A. heat, and flux.\u003Cbr>• B. and heat.\u003Cbr>• C. and flux.\u003Cbr>• D. flux, and electrical tape. |\n| \u003Cbr>View Correct Answer |\n| Q13. When connecting wires in the house, the bare copper wire is sometimes replaced by the\u003Cbr>• A. the black wire.\u003Cbr>• B. the white wire.\u003Cbr>• C. the hot wire.\u003Cbr>• D. conduit. |\n| \u003Cbr>View Correct Answer |\n| Q14. To hook up an electric heater, you need\u003Cbr>• A. three supply wires.\u003Cbr>• B. four supply wires.\u003Cbr>• C. heavy supply wires.\u003Cbr>• [D. no](D. no) supply wires. |\n| \u003Cbr>View Correct Answer |\n| Q15. In most home wiring, the hot wire is\u003Cbr>• [A. black](A. black).\u003Cbr>• [B. blue](B. blue).\u003Cbr>• [C. green](C. green).\u003Cbr>• D. white. |\n| \u003Cbr>View Correct Answer |\n| Q16. To control a light from each end of a hallway, you would install |\n\n\n| • A. two single-pole switches.\u003Cbr>• [B. one](B. one) four-way switch.\u003Cbr>• C. one three-way switch.\u003Cbr>• D. two three-way switches. |\n| --- |\n| \u003Cbr>View Correct Answer |\n| Q17. At 120 volts, a 15-ampere circuit will carry   power than a 20-ampere circuit.\u003Cbr>• A. more\u003Cbr>• B. less\u003Cbr>• C. first less, then more\u003Cbr>• D. first more, then less |\n| \u003Cbr>View Correct Answer |\n| Q18. To connect a battery properly, you must\u003Cbr>• A. observe proper polarity.\u003Cbr>• B. get the right voltage.\u003Cbr>• C. both A and B.\u003Cbr>• [D. be](D. be) certain the battery is chemical-free. |\n| \u003Cbr>View Correct Answer |\n| Q19. When you are making an electrical connection to a large battery,\u003Cbr>• A. never tighten the terminal.\u003Cbr>• B. tighten the terminal, then back off one turn.\u003Cbr>• C. use salt water to prevent corrosion.\u003Cbr>• D. tighten the terminal securely. |\n| \u003Cbr>View Correct Answer |\n| Q20. 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