ECT 1
ECT 2
ECT 3
ECT 4
100

Opposes current flow:

a. voltage

b. resistance

c. amperes 

Resistance 

100

LED stands for _______

a. Linear Emitting Diode 

b. Light Emitting Diode

c. Low Emitting Divider 

Light Emitting Diode 

100

Ohm's Law formula for finding Current

a. I=E/R

b. I= RxE

c. I=E1+E2+E3...

I = E/R

100

Positive (+) charged particles of an atom.

a. Protons

b. Neutrons 

c. Electrons 

Protons

200

Negative (-) charge particles of an atom.

a. Protons

b. Neutrons 

c. Electrons 

Electrons 

200

A mechanical component used to turn "ON" and "OFF" a circuit.

Switch

200

An electrical component mainly use to store electrical charges.

a. Resistor

b. Capacitor

c. Transistor 


Capacitor

200

In electronics, a name used for bare wires or current paths are called...

a. Insulator 

b. Transistor

c. Conductor 

Conductor 

300

Reference letter for "current".

a. I

b. E

c. R

Current = I

300

In electronics, AC stands for _______.

Alternating Current

300

A safety component that tends to break when current flow is excessive.

a. Fuse

b. Transistor

c. Capacitor 

Fuse

300

A tool use for checking voltages.

a. Screw Driver

b. Soldering Iron

c. Multimeter 

 

Voltmeter or Multimeter

400

Also referenced by the letter "E" 

a. Voltage

b. Current

c. Resistance 

Voltage

400

In electronics, DC stands for ________.

Direct Current

400

In electronics, PCB stands for _______

Printed Circuit Board

400

In any industrial safety, PPE stands for ______

Personal Protective Equipments

500

Formula for finding Voltage

a. R1 + R2 + R3...

b. I x R

c. V/R

E = I x R

500

Unit of measure for Resistance (R)

a. amperes

b. ohms

c. voltage

Ohms 

500

In electrical safety, GFCI stands for 

Ground Fault Circuit Interrupters 

500

Unit of measure for Current (I)

a. Joules

b. Henry
c. Amperes

Ampere 

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