EEE 334 MIDTERM PRACTICE
EXAMINATION 2026 QUESTIONS WITH
ANSWERS GRADED A+
◍ Source transformation is a technique where you can substitute an ideal
voltage supply in series with any resistor with an ideal current supply in
parallel with the same resistor value..
Answer: TRUE
◍ A good way to remember Kirchhoff's Voltage Law is:.
Answer: "What goes up, must come down"
◍ Montessori Model.
Answer: known for the "Prepared Environment," this model uses
self-correcting materials that allow children to discover and fix their own
errors
◍ Current Controlled Voltage Source.
Answer: dependent source
◍ Waldorf Model.
Answer: focuses on the "whole child" and typically delays formal academics
(like reading and math) until age 7
◍ Parallel Resistor Networks.
Answer: The resistors share the same (distinct) end nodes (the voltage across
them is the same) -> the elements are in parallel
◍ 6 Components of Emergent Literacy.
Answer: 1. Oral Language 2. Phonological Awareness 3. Alphabet
Knowledge 4. Concepts of Print 5. Comprehension 6. Emergent Writing
◍ D in CROWD.
, Answer: distancing
◍ The resulting circuit using Thevenin's Theorem will ALWAYS be a voltage
supply in series with 2 resistors..
Answer: TRUE
◍ In Loop Analysis, what is another name for the Loops?.
Answer: Mesh
◍ Electric power.
Answer: is the rate at which electric energy is transferred by a circuit
◍ Resistors in Parallel.
Answer: The resistors share the same (distinct) end nodes (the voltage across
them is the same) -> the elements are in parallel: Req=(R1R2)/(R1+R2)
◍ syntactic cues.
Answer: the set of rules for how we put sentences together
◍ To find the Thevenin Resistance, what do I do with Current Supplies?.
Answer: Open them
◍ Which equation is correct for the total equivalent resistance of two resistors
in series?.
Answer: Req=R1+R2
◍ Resistors are in SERIES when they have the same current flowing through
them..
Answer: TRUE
◍ Two nodes connected that are not ordinarily connected are called an "Open
Circuit".
Answer: FALSE
◍ the ethical code (NAEYC).
Answer: the primary focus is on resolving ethical dilemmas encountered in
daily practice
◍ Multiple Source/Resistor Networks.
EXAMINATION 2026 QUESTIONS WITH
ANSWERS GRADED A+
◍ Source transformation is a technique where you can substitute an ideal
voltage supply in series with any resistor with an ideal current supply in
parallel with the same resistor value..
Answer: TRUE
◍ A good way to remember Kirchhoff's Voltage Law is:.
Answer: "What goes up, must come down"
◍ Montessori Model.
Answer: known for the "Prepared Environment," this model uses
self-correcting materials that allow children to discover and fix their own
errors
◍ Current Controlled Voltage Source.
Answer: dependent source
◍ Waldorf Model.
Answer: focuses on the "whole child" and typically delays formal academics
(like reading and math) until age 7
◍ Parallel Resistor Networks.
Answer: The resistors share the same (distinct) end nodes (the voltage across
them is the same) -> the elements are in parallel
◍ 6 Components of Emergent Literacy.
Answer: 1. Oral Language 2. Phonological Awareness 3. Alphabet
Knowledge 4. Concepts of Print 5. Comprehension 6. Emergent Writing
◍ D in CROWD.
, Answer: distancing
◍ The resulting circuit using Thevenin's Theorem will ALWAYS be a voltage
supply in series with 2 resistors..
Answer: TRUE
◍ In Loop Analysis, what is another name for the Loops?.
Answer: Mesh
◍ Electric power.
Answer: is the rate at which electric energy is transferred by a circuit
◍ Resistors in Parallel.
Answer: The resistors share the same (distinct) end nodes (the voltage across
them is the same) -> the elements are in parallel: Req=(R1R2)/(R1+R2)
◍ syntactic cues.
Answer: the set of rules for how we put sentences together
◍ To find the Thevenin Resistance, what do I do with Current Supplies?.
Answer: Open them
◍ Which equation is correct for the total equivalent resistance of two resistors
in series?.
Answer: Req=R1+R2
◍ Resistors are in SERIES when they have the same current flowing through
them..
Answer: TRUE
◍ Two nodes connected that are not ordinarily connected are called an "Open
Circuit".
Answer: FALSE
◍ the ethical code (NAEYC).
Answer: the primary focus is on resolving ethical dilemmas encountered in
daily practice
◍ Multiple Source/Resistor Networks.
