Ohms Law
Series Circuit Rules
Parallel Circuit Rules
Multimeter Funtions
Circuit Components
100
What value do you get when you do: Ohms X Amps?
Volts
100
How is resistance calculated in a Series Circuit?
Sum of all resistors
100
If a circuit is powered by 12v, how many volts are sent to each leg of the circuit?
12v
100
How is a voltmeter connected to a circuit?
Parallel
100
What component is used to turn a cicuit on or off?
Switch
200
What do you get when you Divide Volts by Ohms?
Amps
200
What is the total resistance in a series circuit if we have three 10 ohm resistors in series?
30 ohms
200
Is amperage constant in each leg of a parallel circuit with different resistance values?
No
200
How is an ammeter connected to a circuit?
In series
200
What part of a circuit is used to protect the circuit from overload?
Fuse
300
What do you get when you divide Volts by Amps?
Ohms
300
What will happen to the flow of current in series circuit if a resistor blows?
It stops
300
If a parallel circuit has 2 legs and each leg has a 6 ohm resitor, what is the total circuit resistance?
3 ohms
300
What do you need to do to a component before measuring it's resistance?
Isolate the component from power
300
How does the current return back to the power source after being comsumer by the load?
Ground
400
How many volts will have have if your circuit has 2 ohms and 2 amps?
4 volts
400
True of False
Amperage remains constant in a series circuit?
True
400
What happens the voltage in other legs of a circuit if one leg has an open circuit?
Nothing, it remains the same.
400
Can a multimeter fused for 10 amps be used to measure a flow of current of 16 amps?
No
400
What part of a circuit is a bulb considered to be?
Load
500
If the resistance increases, by value decreases?
Amperage
500
What happens to voltage after if flows through a resistor?
It drops
500
Which resistor will consume the most voltage? 
10 ohm resistor
500
What funtion is used to meaure voltage from a 110v household plug?
AC volts
500
How many cells are in a 23v battery?
6 cells