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Questions (Latest 2026)
What part of an atom is associated with the flow of
electricity? - Correct Answers ✅Electrons


What in electrons in a conductor determines whether its flow
is poor or good? - Correct Answers ✅Whether or not there
contain free electrons in the orbit of atoms


Define Static Electricity. - Correct Answers ✅a difference of
electrical charge between two non-conductive surfaces


What term is used to express the flow of electricity? -
Correct Answers ✅Amperes is the amount of current
flowing in a circuit


What is a coulomb? - Correct Answers ✅a basic unit of
electrical quantity equal to 6.28 x 10^18 or 6.28 billion billion
electrons


What is the basic unit of electrical pressure? What other
names could it go by? - Correct Answers ✅Electron Motive
Force (EMF) or Volts


If voltage and resistance are known, describe how total
current can be determined. Show the equation. - Correct
Answers ✅To determine the current in a circuit, the voltage
is divided by the resistance. I=V/R

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Questions (Latest 2026)

What device other than an actual battery can be used to
store energy? - Correct Answers ✅A capacitor


Describe the left hand rule as it pertains to electrical
generation. - Correct Answers ✅This describes the flow of
current in a conductor when passed through magnetic lines of
flux. Thumb represents motion of conductor, index finger
represents line of flux of magnetic field, middle finger is
resultant current flow.


What trait would allow magnetic lines of flux to flow easily? -
Correct Answers ✅the permeability of the material that the
lines of flux flow through


Describe the name of a common electrical point that allows
circuits to have a return path to power. - Correct Answers
✅earth or chassis ground


What is the result of passing too much current (amps) in a
small gauge wire? - Correct Answers ✅a larger amount of
resistance will slow the rate of current flow


Describe the relationship of voltage, current, and resistance
described in Ohms law. - Correct Answers ✅the electrical
pressure of 1 volt is equal to the flow of 1 amp of current
times the resistance of 1 ohm

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