Grammar
Vocabulary
International Differences
History of Electricity
Circuits and Components
100

Fix the error in the following sentence:

Dora study electrical engineering at the University of Applied Sciences.

Dora studies...

100
die Steckdose
electrical socket/outlet
100

True or false: American do not use the international system for electrical values such as volts, amps, watts, etc.

False!

100

Who is the "volt" named after?

Alessandro Volta

100

Resistance (Widerstand) is measured in what unit?

Ohms Ω

200

Choose the proper verb for

We __________ a lot about our classmates since the beginning of class. (to learn)

have learned (not "learned"!)

200
der Stecker
plug
200

In which English-speaking country/countries is the following plug widely used?


UK

200

This American developed the first practical electric light bulb.

Thomas Edison

200

Name the component/device represented by this symbol.

A Switch.

300

Is "research" a countable or uncountable word?

uncountable

300
die Isolierung
insulation
300
In which English-speaking country/countries is the following plug widely used?
Australia/New Zealand
300

What were the two competing ideas in the "War of Currents"?

AC versus DC

300

Capacitance (Kapazität eines Kondensators) is measured in what unit?

Farads (F)

400

Fix the error in the following sentence:

You speak so quick that I cannot understand you.

You speak so quickly...

400
Wechselstrom
alternating current (AC)
400
Which color(s) have become the international standard to show that a wire is grounded?
Green (and often yellow-green)
400

This English scientist explored the relationship between electricity and magnetism; the unit of capacitance is named for him.

Michael Faraday

400

Name the component/device represented by this symbol.

Transformer

500

Name two ways to fix a run-on sentence.

Divide it into two sentences, add a conjunction, add a semicolon

500

Kreuzschlitzschraubendreher

Phillips (head) screwdriver / cross-tip screwdriver

500
The word "solder" is spelled the same in British and American English, but is pronounced differently. What are the two different pronunciations?
"sod-er" and "sold-er"
500

Name literally any woman who is famous for her contributions to electrical engineering.

We're gonna have to google this.

500

Which circuit component has a different symbol in the U.S. versus the rest of the world?

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