Basic Electricity and Electronics quick
practice test with correct verified answers
Parallel circuit - CORRECT ANSWER-Has more than one electrical path.
Current - CORRECT ANSWER-The flow of electrons through a conductor.
Atom - CORRECT ANSWER-Basically consists of small particles called protons, neutrons, and electrons.
Resistance - CORRECT ANSWER-The oppression to current flow, needed to control the flow of current in
a circuit.
Fuse - CORRECT ANSWER-Protects a circuit against damage caused by a short circuit.
Relay - CORRECT ANSWER-An electrically operated switch, allows a small dash to control another circuit
from a distant point.
Integrated Circuit - CORRECT ANSWER-Contains almost microscopic diodes, transistors, resistors, and
capacitors in a chip.
Voltage - CORRECT ANSWER-The force or electrical pressure that causes current flow.
Electricity - CORRECT ANSWER-The movement of electrons from atom to atom.
Insulator - CORRECT ANSWER-These do not contain free electrons.
Short Circuit - CORRECT ANSWER-Causes when a defective wire or component touches ground.
practice test with correct verified answers
Parallel circuit - CORRECT ANSWER-Has more than one electrical path.
Current - CORRECT ANSWER-The flow of electrons through a conductor.
Atom - CORRECT ANSWER-Basically consists of small particles called protons, neutrons, and electrons.
Resistance - CORRECT ANSWER-The oppression to current flow, needed to control the flow of current in
a circuit.
Fuse - CORRECT ANSWER-Protects a circuit against damage caused by a short circuit.
Relay - CORRECT ANSWER-An electrically operated switch, allows a small dash to control another circuit
from a distant point.
Integrated Circuit - CORRECT ANSWER-Contains almost microscopic diodes, transistors, resistors, and
capacitors in a chip.
Voltage - CORRECT ANSWER-The force or electrical pressure that causes current flow.
Electricity - CORRECT ANSWER-The movement of electrons from atom to atom.
Insulator - CORRECT ANSWER-These do not contain free electrons.
Short Circuit - CORRECT ANSWER-Causes when a defective wire or component touches ground.
