1. In an NPN transistor the P is
the.
6. In a PNP transistor,
A. collector.
B. emitter.
C. base.
2. When compared to a photo
diode, a photo transistor.
A. is less sensitive to light
levels.
B. responds faster to
changes of light.
7. For an NPN transistor to
C. is slower to respond to
changes of light.
3. When a positive voltage is
applied to the base of a
normally biased n-p-n common
emitter amplifier.
A. the collector voltage goes
less positive.
B. the emitter current
8. The resistance measured
decreases.
C. the base current
decreases.
4. Which way does conventional
current flow in a PNP
junction?
A. Emitter to base.
B. Collector to base.
C. Collector to emitter
9.  In which direction does the
5.  For conduction of a
transistor, the emitter
junction is.
A. forward or reverse as
appropriate to the input
signal.
B. reverse biased.
C. forward biased.
conventional current will flow
when.
A. the emitter is more
positive than the base.
B. the base is more positive
than the emitter.
C. the collector is more
positive than the emitter.
conduct the collector circuit
has to be.
A. more positive than the
base.
B. less positive than the
emitter.
C. more positive than the
emitter.
using an AVO between the
Collector and Emitter of a
transistor is.
A. smaller Collector to
Emitter.
B. same both ways.
C. higher Collector to
Emitter.
current flow on a PNP
transistor when forward
biased?
A. Emitter to base.
B. Emitter to collector.
C. Collector to emitter.
10. In an NPN transistor
the.
A. emitter is more positive
than the base.
B. collector is more positive
than the emitter.
C. emitter is more positive
than the collector.
11.  If light entering a
photo transistor decreases,
the current to the collector.
A. decreases.
B. remains the same.
C. increases.
12. A silicon bi-polar
transistor with two depletion
zones.
A. operates by varying
electric fields.
B. is a voltage operated
device.
C. consists of 3 slices of
semiconductor material.
13. The current I/P and
O/P waveforms in a common
emitter amplifier are.
A. out of phase.
B. in phase.
C. 90° out of phase.
14. Which mode of
operation provides the best
high frequency response?
Common.
A. emitter.
B. base.
C. collector.
15. A FET when compared
to a junction transistor is.
A. low impedance.
B. current operated.
C. high impedance
16. One characteristic of
the emitter follower is.
A. low resistance output.
B. low current amplification.
C. high voltage amplification.
17. An amplifier current
gain will be slightly less than
1, but its voltage gain will be
high, if it is connected in the.
A. common base
configuration.
B. common emitter
configuration.
C. common collector
configuration.
18. The common collector
amplifier is sometimes called
the emitter follower circuit
because.
A. the emitter voltage follows
the collector voltage.
B. the emitter current
follows the collector current.
C. the emitter voltage follows
the base voltage.
19. Amplifiers may be
classified as.
A. voltage amplifiers or power
amplifiers.
B. voltage amplifiers or
impedance amplifiers.
 C. common emitter or common
collector amplifiers.
20.  A transistor is said to
be in the quiescent state
when.
A. no currents are flowing.
B. it is unbiased.
C. no signal is applied to the
input.
21. In a FET, the junction
connections are called.
A. drain, source and gate.
B. drain, collector and
junctions.
C. base, collector and
emitter.
22. An advantage of a
common emitter is.
A. it has high power gain.
B. it is a voltage follower.
C. it has high voltage gain.
23. A transistor at
saturation has.
A. low resistance.
B. zero resistance.
C. high resistance.
24. A JFET is.
A. either of the above
depending on resistance in
the circuit.
B. current sensitive.
C. voltage sensitive
25. Thermal runaway in a
transistor refers to.
A. high current flow when
temperature decreases.
B. low current flow when
temperature increases.
C. high current flow when
temperature increases.
26. A Common Collector
circuit has the following
characteristics.
A. Medium Voltage Gain, High
Current Gain, Non-Inverted
Output.
B. Low Voltage Gain, High
Current Gain, Inverted
Output.
C. Medium Voltage Gain, Low
Current Gain, Inverted
Output.
27. In a Common Emitter
Amplifier RE is used for.
A. load control.
B. biasing.
C. stabilization.
28. In a differential
amplifier the term 'common
mode voltage' means.
A. output voltage with one
input connected to common
ground.
B. output voltage with
non-inverting input at 0
volts.
C. output voltage when both
inputs have equal voltages.
29. The emitter, base and
collector currents in a
common emitter circuit, follow
ohm's and Kirchhoff’s law,
which is.
A. Ie = Ic - Ib.
B. Ib = Ie + Ic.
C. Ie = Ib + Ic.

30. In a transistor, the

arrow always points in the
direction of.
A. electron flow.
B. conventional current.
C. emitter.