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The document discusses a test covering various topics in electricity and circuits, including electrostatics, Michael Faraday's contributions, Thomas Edison's invention of the light bulb, differences between series and parallel circuits, and symbols and components used in electrical diagrams.
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BOHOL ISLAND STATE UNIVERSITY

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and extension services for the sustainable development of Bohol and the country.

Test 1. Multiple Choice: Carefully read and comprehend each item. Select the precise

1. How would you define the term "electrostatics"?


- A) The study of stationary electric charges
- B) The study of moving electric charges
- C) The study of magnetic fields
- D) The study of heat transfer through electricity

2. What would you choose as the best description of Michael Faraday's contribution to
the history of electricity?
- A) Invented the electric bulb
- B) Discovered electromagnetic induction
- C) Developed the first battery
- D) Formulated Ohm's Law

3. When did the famous scientist Thomas Edison invent the practical and
commercially viable incandescent light bulb?
- A) 1879
- B) 1805
- C) 1901
- D) 1850

4. How is a parallel circuit different from a series circuit?


- A) In a parallel circuit, all components share the same current path
- B) In a series circuit, components have separate paths for the current
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- C) Both circuits have the same characteristics


- D) Series circuits are more energy-efficient than parallel circuits

5. Where is the most common application of a series circuit found?


- A) Residential wiring
- B) Christmas tree lights
- C) Household appliances
- D) Power distribution grids

6. What would you identify as the defining feature of a combination circuit?


- A) Consists only of series connections
- B) Combines elements of both series and parallel connections
- C) Has a single path for current flow
- D) Operates without any resistors

7. Describe what happens when a lap joint is used in welding.


- A) Metals are overlapped and fused together
- B) Metals are joined end to end
- C) No actual joining occurs
- D) Metals are joined at a right angle

8. Describe what happens to the conductivity of a soldered joint compared to a


mechanical joint:
-A) Lower conductivity in soldered joints
-B) Equal conductivity in both joints
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-C) Higher conductivity in soldered joints


-D) Conductivity unaffected by joint type

9. Who was responsible for introducing the concept of dovetail joints in woodworking?
- A) Thomas Edison
- B) Leonardo da Vinci
- C) Joseph Fourier
- D) Ancient Egyptians

10. Why did engineers and electricians use schematic diagrams?


- A) To confuse non-professionals
- B) To provide a visual representation of a circuit
- C) To avoid using written documentation
- D) To make circuits more complex

11. What is the purpose of the symbol 'R' in an electrical diagram?


- A) Resistor
- B) Relay
- C) Battery
- D) Capacitor

12. How would you outline the symbol for a light-emitting diode (LED)?
- A) A zigzag line
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- B) A circle with a plus sign inside


- C) An arrow pointing upwards
- D) A straight line with two arrows pointing outwards

13. How would you recognize a diode in an electronic circuit?


- A) Two parallel lines
- B) A straight line with an arrow
- C) A zigzag line
- D) A circle with a plus sign

14. What are transistors commonly used for in electronic circuits?


- A) To store electrical charge
- B) To amplify or switch electronic signals
- C) To produce light
- D) To regulate voltage

15. What is the primary function of a capacitor in an electrical circuit?


- A) To store electrical energy
- B) To control the flow of current
- C) To provide resistance
- D) To convert AC to DC
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and extension services for the sustainable development of Bohol and the country.

16. How would you compare the development of direct current (DC) and alternating
current (AC)? Contrast their characteristics.
- A) DC is more efficient than AC.
- B) AC is safer for long-distance power transmission.
- C) Both DC and AC have similar applications.
- D) AC is used exclusively in homes.

17. How would you clarify the meaning of Michael Faraday's contributions to
electromagnetism?
- A) Faraday discovered the electron.
- B) Faraday formulated Ohm's Law.
- C) Faraday's experiments led to the discovery of electromagnetic induction.
- D) Faraday invented the electric bulb.

18. How would you differentiate between a series and parallel circuit?
- A) Series circuits have only one path; parallel circuits have multiple paths.
- B) Parallel circuits have only one path; series circuits have multiple paths.
- C) Series circuits are always open; parallel circuits are always closed.
- D) Series circuits are more efficient than parallel circuits.

19. How would you generalize the advantages and disadvantages of a hybrid circuit?
- A) Hybrids combine only series circuits.
- B) Hybrids are less complex than series circuits.
- C) Hybrids have both series and parallel components.
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- D) Hybrids are not suitable for residential wiring.

20. What can you infer from the comparison of a soldered joint to a mechanical joint
in electrical wiring?
- A) Soldered joints are more suitable for applications where reusability is essential.
- B) Mechanical joints provide better electrical conductivity compared to soldered
joints.
- C) Soldered joints are resistant to vibration, while mechanical joints are prone to
loosening.
- D) Mechanical joints are preferred in electronics due to their ability to form strong,
durable connections.

21. What did you observe about the differences between soldered and brazed joints?
- A) Soldered joints use lower temperatures.
- B) Brazed joints are always stronger.
- C) Soldered joints require a flux.
- D) Brazed joints are only used in electronics.

22. How would you identify the symbol for a resistor in an electrical diagram?
- A) Zigzag line
- B) Circle with an "R"
- C) Straight line
- D) Triangle with a line

23. How can you describe the function of a capacitor in an electrical circuit?
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- A) Stores electrical energy temporarily.


- B) Regulates current flow.
- C) Acts as a switch.
- D) Amplifies signals.

24. Will you restate the purpose of a diode in an electrical circuit?


- A) Controls current flow in one direction.
- B) Increases resistance.
- C) Acts as a voltage source.
- D) Stores electrical charge.

25. Elaborate on the characteristics of an integrated circuit (IC).


- A) ICs contain only one component.
- B) ICs are obsolete in modern electronics.
- C) ICs are large and bulky.
- D) ICs contain multiple components on a small chip.

26. What actions would you take to perform the experiments conducted by Alessandro
Volta in the history of electricity?
- A) Connect multiple resistors
- B) Construct a voltaic pile
- C) Use a prism for light experiments
- D) Develop a steam engine
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and extension services for the sustainable development of Bohol and the country.

27. How would you develop a timeline to present the key milestones in the history of
electricity?
- A) Create a flowchart
- B) Use a pie chart
- C) Draw a scatter plot
- D) Design a bar graph

28. What other way would you choose to connect electrical devices in a parallel
circuit?
- A) Series connection
- B) Star connection
- C) Delta connection
- D) Mesh connection

29. What would the result be if resistors are connected in series in an electrical
circuit?
- A) Increased total resistance
- B) Decreased total resistance
- C) Constant resistance
- D) No impact on resistance

30. How would you demonstrate the differences between wire splices and joints??
- A) Through a written comparison highlighting their respective characteristics.
- B) Using a practical demonstration, showcasing the process of soldering and
mechanical connections
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- C) Creating a detailed schematic diagram illustrating the structure of wire splices


and joints.
- D) Conducting a verbal presentation discussing the historical evolution of wire
splices and joints

31. How would you present a dovetail joint in carpentry?


- A) Show a straight-line joint
- B) Display a wedge-shaped joint
- C) Illustrate a T-shaped joint
- D) Demonstrate a rounded joint

32. How would you change an electrical diagram to represent a closed switch?
- A) Add an open circle
- B) Remove a line
- C) Insert a dashed line
- D) Include a closed circle

33. How would you modify an electrical symbol to indicate a variable resistor?
- A) Add an arrow
- B) Include a zigzag line
- C) Change color to red
- D) Remove a straight line
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34. How could you develop a simple circuit to demonstrate the functionality of a
capacitor?
- A) Use an insulator
- B) Include a magnetic coil
- C) Connect two conductive plates
- D) Utilize a thermocouple

35. Why does a diode work?


- A) Allows current in both directions
- B) Blocks current in both directions
- C) Regulates current flow
- D) Increases resistance

36. How can you classify the major milestones in the history of electricity according to
their impact on technological advancements?
- A) Chronologically
- B) Geographically
- C) By Voltage
- D) Based on Color

37. How is the series circuit different from the parallel circuit in terms of current flow?
- A) In series, current flows in one path; in parallel, it splits into multiple paths.
- B) In series, current flows in multiple paths; in parallel, it follows one path.
- C) Both series and parallel circuits have the same current flow.
- D) Series circuits only work with DC, while parallel circuits work with AC.

38. What explanation do you have for the differences between a soldered joint and a
mechanical joint in electrical connections?
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- A) Soldered joints are stronger.


- B) Mechanical joints use heat.
- C) Soldered joints use mechanical force.
- D) Mechanical joints involve the melting of metal.

39. How can you sort the electrical symbols used in diagrams based on their
representation of components?
- A) Alphabetically
- B) By size
- C) By function
- D) By color

40. Discuss the pros and cons of using resistors in an electrical circuit.
- A) Resistors limit current but don't affect voltage.
- B) Resistors consume energy but provide stability.
- C) Resistors amplify signals.
- D) Resistors are only used in AC circuits.

TEST II: ESSAY TYPE


Instruction: Write or type your responses legibly. Ensure that your handwriting or
typing is clear and easily readable. Use proper grammar, punctuation, and spelling to
enhance the clarity of your ideas.
41. What criteria would you use to assess the historical significance of electricity?
42. What data was used to evaluate the efficiency of different types of electrical circuit
connections?
43. What choice would you have made when selecting the most appropriate type of
joint in an electrical system
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and extension services for the sustainable development of Bohol and the country.

44. How would you determine the facts about the usage and interpretation of electrical
diagrams and symbols?
45. What is the most important factor to consider when evaluating the performance of
electrical components?
46. What could you invent if you were transported back to the late 19th century, and
you possessed knowledge about electricity?
47. What could you invent to enhance the efficiency of electrical circuit connections?
48. What facts can you gather about the various types of joints used in electrical
work?
49. Predict the outcome if electrical diagrams and symbols were not standardized in
the industry.
50. What would happen if key electrical components were not integrated into modern
technology?

Answer key

1) A 2) B
3) A 4) B
5) B 6) B
7) A 8) C
9) B 10) B
11)A 12)C
13)C 14)B
15)A 16)B
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17)C 18)A
19)C 20)C
21)A 22)A
23)A 24)A
25)D 26)B
27)A 28)B
29)A 30)B
31)B 32)D
33)B 34)C
35)B 36)A
37)A 38)C
39)C 40)B

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