CEUTIL1 Quiz 1

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Started: Jun 10 at 6pm

Quiz Instructions

Choose the best answer. Use the attached figures:

Question 1 1 pts

Which of the following does not describe electric current?

none in the given choices

It is the rate of flow of holes.

It is the rate of flow of atoms.

ort It is the rate of flow of protons.

It is the rate of flow of electrons.

Question 2 1 pts

Which is the correct statement of Ohm’s Law?

V=IR

none in the given choices

R=I/V

I=R/V

V=I/R

Question 3 1 pts

Which statement regarding Ohm’s Law is correct?

none in the given choices

Increasing the resistance in a circuit always decreases the potential difference across it.

When resistance increases in a circuit with a specific potential difference then current must also increase.

An electrical conductor’s resistance depends on the potential difference it experiences.

If resistance is kept constant, potential difference changes directly with changes in current.

Question 4 1 pts

Why does Ohm’s Law hold true only at a constant temperature?

As temperature increases electrical resistance in most materials decreases.

As temperature increases, electrical resistance in most materials increases as well.

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As temperature increases, the potential difference in most batteries decreases.

none in the given choices

As temperature increases the potential difference in most batteries increases as well.

Question 5 1 pts

If the voltage across a resistor doubles, the power dissipated

none in the given choices

Also doubles

increases by 50%

is halved

Increases four times

Question 6 1 pts

In parallel connection, the total current is equal to:

The summation of current in each branch.

The current in each branch

The product of each branch current.

The summation of current in each branch divided by the number of branches.

Question 7 1 pts

Three resistors are connected in parallel and draws 2 A, 2.5 A and 3.5 A. If the applied voltage is
21 V, what is the total resistance of the circuit?

73.5 Ω
ort 5Ω

3Ω

none in the given choices

2.6 Ω

Question 8 1 pts

Three resistors are connected in parallel and draws 2 A, 2.5 A and 3.5 A. If the applied voltage is
21 V, what is the power delivered by the 21-Volt source?

52.5 watts

147 watts

none in the given choices

168 watts

73.5 watts

Question 9 1 pts

Three resistors are connected in parallel and draws 2 A, 2.5 A and 3.5 A. If the applied voltage is
21 V, what are the individual values of the resistors in parallel?

8.4 Ω, 6 Ω, 3 Ω

6 Ω, 21 Ω, 3 Ω

21 Ω, 8.4 Ω, 6 Ω

6 Ω, 10.5 Ω, 8.4 Ω

none in the given choices

Question 10 1 pts
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Three resistors are connected in parallel and draws 2 A, 2.5 A and 3.5 A. If the applied voltage is
21 V, which of the following statements is correct?

The branch with 2A current dissipates the most power.

The branch with 3.5A current dissipates the most power.

The branch with 2.5A current dissipates the most power.

none in the given choices

The branch with 3.5 current has the highest resistance.

Question 11 1 pts

Three resistors are connected in series: 10 Ω, 20 Ω and 30 Ω. If the voltage drop across the 10
Ω resistor is 6 volts, what is the supply voltage?

none in the given choices

12 volts

24 volts

72 volts

36 volts

Question 12 1 pts

Three resistors are connected in series: 10 Ω, 20 Ω and 30 Ω. The voltage drop across the 10 Ω
resistor is 6 volts. What is the current supplied by the source?

0.6A

1.2A

0.1A

0.2A

none in the given choices

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Question 13 1 pts

Three resistors are connected in series: 10 Ω, 20 Ω and 30 Ω. The voltage drop across the 10 Ω
resistor is 6 volts. What is the voltage across the 20 Ω resistor?

12 volts

36 volts

18 volts

none in the given choices

4 volts

Question 14 1 pts

Three resistors are connected in series: 10 Ω, 20 Ω and 30 Ω. The voltage drop across the 10 Ω
resistor is 6 volts. What is the power dissipated in the 10 Ω resistor?

0.4 watt

0.9 watt

none in the given choices

7.2 watts

3.6 watts

Question 15 1 pts

Three resistors are connected in series: 10 Ω, 20 Ω and 30 Ω. The voltage drop across the 10 Ω
resistor is 6 volts. What is the total power dissipated in the series combination?

21.6 watts

1.2 watts
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none in the given choices

2.4 watts

43.2 watts

Question 16 1 pts

Refer to Figure 1. What is the current drawn by the resistances?

2.5A

1.25A

5A

none in the given choices

5mA

Question 17 1 pts

Refer to Figure 1. What is the total power delivered by the 10-volt supply to the circuit?

0.0125 w

0.05 w

none in the given choices

50 w

5w

Question 18 1 pts

Refer to Figure 1. What is the total resistance as seen by the voltage source?
ort 2kΩ

4kΩ

3Ω

none in the given choices

2Ω

Question 19 1 pts

Refer to Figure 1. What is the voltage drop across R1?

5V

none in the given choices

7.5V

10V

2.5V

Question 20 1 pts

Refer to Figure 1. What is the voltage drop across R2?

none in the given choices

10V

7.5V

2.5V

5V

Question 21 1 pts
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Refer to Figure 1. What is the current flowing through R2?

10mA

none in the given choices

2.5A

1.25mA

2.5mA

Question 22 1 pts

Refer to Figure 1. What is the power dissipated in R2?

0.0125 w

50w

12.5 w

0.05 w

none in the given choices

Question 23 1 pts

Refer to Figure 1. What is the current flowing through R3?

2.5mA

none in the given choices

5mA

1.25mA

2.5 A
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Question 24 1 pts

Refer to Figure 1. What is the voltage across R4?

5V

none in the given choices

7.5V

2.5V

10V

Question 25 1 pts

Refer to Figure 1. What is the power dissipated in R4?

6.25 milliwatts

none in the given choices

6.25w

5w

50 milliwatt

Question 26 1 pts

Refer to Figure 2. What is the current drawn by the circuit?

0.29 A

none in the given choices

0.43A

0.14 A

42.857mA
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Question 27 1 pts

Refer to Figure 2. What is the total power delivered dissipated in the circuit?

0.37 watt

0.43 watt

4.29 watts

none in the given choices

0.408 watt

Question 28 1 pts

Refer to Figure 2. What is the total resistance as seen by the supply?

233.333 Ω

none in the given choices

23.3Ω

116.667 Ω

350 Ω

Question 29 1 pts

Refer to Figure 2. What is the voltage drop across R1?

0.14volt

none in the given choices

1.429V

60/7 volts
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14.29V

Question 30 1 pts

Refer to Figure 2. What is the voltage drop across R2?

none in the given choices

0.14volt

1.429V

60/7 volts

14.29V

Question 31 1 pts

Refer to Figure 2. What is the current flowing through R2?

0.029 A

0.143 A

0.014 A

0.286 A

none in the given choices

Question 32 1 pts

Refer to Figure 2. What is the power dissipated in R2?

0.43 watt

0.204 watt
ort none in the given choices

0.041watt

0.02 watt

Question 33 1 pts

Refer to Figure 2. What is the current flowing through R3?

0.014 A

0.0286 A

0.43 A

none in the given choices

42.857mA

Question 34 1 pts

Refer to Figure 2. What is the voltage across R3?

8.57 volts

2.8 V

1.43V

none in the given choices

0.714 volt

Question 35 1 pts

Refer to Figure 2. What is the power dissipated in R3?

3.67 watts
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none in the given choices

0.204 watt

0.408 watt

4.286 watts

Question 36 1 pts

Copper has a resistivity of 1.72x10-8 ohm-meter at room temperature. What is the resistance at
room temperature of a Copper wire with a length of 60 meters having a diameter of 0.64 mm?

3.2Ω

6.4 Ω

9.6 Ω

1.6 Ω

none in the given choices

Question 37 1 pts

Electric voltage is

a force

none in the given choices

a rate

a conduction

an opposition

Question 38 1 pts
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The basic unit of current is ampere. What is 1 ampere?

A. It equal to the amount of charge in Coulomb passing through a conductor in one hour.

B. It is needs 6.24 x 1018 electrons to flow in a second in a medium.

Neither A nor B

Both A and B

Question 39 1 pts

What is the current in an electric circuit if 75 Coulomb of electric charges pass in a point along a
conductor in the circuit in a minute?

2.5 Amperes

none in the given choices

5 amperes

1.25 amperes

3.75 amperes

Question 40 1 pts

Very good conductors have _____ number of electrons in the outermost shell.

none in the given choices

number of electrons in the outermost shell and conductivity are not related

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Question 41 1 pts

Which of the following best describes potential difference between points A and B?

A. It is the voltage between points A and B.

B. It is the voltage between points A and B, where point B is at infinity (ground).

C. It is the voltage between points A and B, where point A is at infinity (ground).

Both B and C.

Question 42 1 pts

The unit of electric power is watt. What is 1 watt?

It is equal to 1 watt-hour of energy consumed in one second.

It is equal to 1 Joule-second.

It is equal to 1 Joule of work done in one second.

All of the above.

Question 43 1 pts

An incandescent lamp draws 2 amperes when connected to a 220V source. What is the power
rating of the lamp?

240 watts

880 watts

none in the given choices

110 watts

440 watts
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Question 44 1 pts

A semiconductor has a _____ resistance at very low temperatures.

Low

(it depends on the material)

medium value of

high

Question 45 1 pts

The kilowatt-hour is a unit of _____.

none in the given choices

power

charge

current

Energy

Question 46 1 pts

From the definition of current, Ampere is the same as?

ohm/volt

none in the given choices

watts /ohm

Gilbert

coulomb/sec
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Question 47 1 pts

Referring to Figure 1, using a voltmeter with an internal resistance of 5Ω, what is the measured
voltage across R1? Note: A voltmeter is connected in parallel.

10 V

4.5 V

5V

5.5 V

none in the given choices

Question 48 1 pts

The voltage at point A referred to point B is 10 volts; the voltage at point A referred to ground is
15 volts. What is the potential at point A?

5V

10 V

25 V

15 V

none in the given choices

Question 49 1 pts

Referring to Figure 1, using an ammeter with an internal resistance of 0.2Ω, determine the
measured value of the current supplied by the voltage source. Note: An ammeter is connected
in series.

4.5 A

5.5 A

4.5 mA
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10 mA

none in the given choices

Question 50 1 pts

The voltage at point A referred to point B is 10 volts; the voltage at point A referred to ground is
15 volts. What is the potential at point B?

10 V

25 V

15 V

5V

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1. An example of a branch circuit is a separate electrical path for air conditioning unit
that is independent of other circuits sized by the overcurrent protection device.
- True
2. A circuit designed to supply a single electric stove is also considered as a branch
circuit.
- false(?)(2)
- True? (5)
3. Generally, a residential lighting system is provided with a 220V, 15A-30A branch
circuits.
- False ( 15-20 dapat)
4. For a general dwelling, there should be at least one branch circuits being provided.
- FALSEl(minimum of 2)
5. The distance between receptacles in worktables is about 1.2 m.
a. True (4ft=1.2m)
6. An outlet for laundry can be shared by non-laundry appliances.
a. False(?)(2) same, false ba to??? Nag false nako haha
b. True (2) - can be shared w bathroom appliances
7. An arc-fault circuit breaker is required to be used in wet workspaces.
a. False
b. Google-Where should AFCI's be installed? AFCI's should be installed or
covering every living space that is not a wet area. This means your AFCI
breakers should be installed in all bedrooms, the living room, dining room,
den, etc., but not where water is located (bathrooms, garage, exterior, and
kitchens).
8. GFCI is used inside dwellings to protect the occupants from electrocution.
a. True
9. Basically, the current capacity of circuit conductors must be greater than the
circuit interrupter current rating.
a. False
b. True (?), “lower” not “greater”?????? Same tots
10. In the Philippines, an appliance, say an oven, is drawing 9000 watts from the mains.
Assume that the following standard values of circuit breakers are available: 15, 20,
30, 40, 60 and 70 amperes. The lowest branch circuit rating for the said appliance is
40 amperes.
a. True? (1)
Branch-circuit conductors supplying household ranges,
wall-mounted ovens, counter- mounted cooking units, and
other household cooking appliances shall have an
ampacity not less than the rating of the branch circuit and
 not less than the maximum load to be served. For ranges of
8¾ kW or more rating, the minimum branch-circuit rating
shall be 40 amperes.
11. Considering the ampacities of the branch circuit, a receptacle and the conductors,
the branch circuit ampacity must be the lowest.
a. False?(4) Conductors of branch circuits supplying more than one receptacle
for cord-and-plug-connected portable loads shall have an ampacity of not
less than the rating of the branch circuit.
12. If there are three receptacles in an outlet supplied by a 30-ampere branch circuit,
the maximum load current supplied by each receptacle is 8 amperes. Assume
cord-and-plug-connected loads.
a. True
13. If there are two receptacles in an outlet supplied by a 40-ampere branch circuit,
each receptacle should be rated at least 40 amperes.
a. True? (1)
b. Tama ba na at least sabi?

14. Based on the PEC, outlets in a family area should be 6 feet apart.
a. False, 12 ft dapat
15. Every kitchen in the house must have a dedicated small-appliance branch circuit.
a. True
16. The total load due to small appliances is 5 kilowatts. This is considered the service
load.
a. True
17. Electrical Engineers use the design load to determine the ampacity of the
conductors and the branch circuit rating.
 a. true
18. The outside dimension of a residence is 7m x 8m. It has a garage area of 3m x 7m
and a porch of 8m x 2m. The minimum lighting load is 3069 watts.
a. FALSE+
`dapat 1848 sagot di kasa garage area at porch
19. The total load introduced by specific loads is 8000 watts. The minimum conductor
ampacity is 20 amperes.
a. ? false ata (8000/230)=34.smtn=40
Second the motion dapat 40 Amp
20. A fuse is a device designed to open the circuit a
utomatically on a predetermined overcurrent. False?
a. True (3) (ano sagot dito)
b. Diba ung circuit breaker ung device, not the fuse? Like the fuse is a part lang
ng breaker? Idk HAHAH (They each prevent this from happening through
different ways: circuit breakers automatically flip, “breaking” the circuit.
Fuses, on the other hand, have a filament that physically melts, preventing
the current from continuing to flow.)
c. A circuit breaker is a device designed to open and close a circuit by
non-automatic means and to open the circuit automatically on a
predetermined overcurrent without damage to itself when properly
applied within its rating. - Google, 2007
d. A fuse in an electric circuit is a wire that is designed to meet, and thereby
open the circuit if the current exceeds a predetermined value. - gogol
e. So ano na sagot true
f. TRUE true true
21. Technically, the general term for a switch intended for use in general distribution of
electricity inside residences is called the main switch.
a. True
b. The service switch is a main switch that will disconnect the entire electrical system at one
time. -false to????? Since baliktad?
c. Falsie
d. SO ANO sagot false
22. Generally and functionally, pull boxes are the same as junction boxes.
- As a rule of thumb, pull boxes are used when conductors are pulled straight
through a box and terminated down-stream. On the other hand, junction boxes can
be used for splicing or tapping conductors. - gigol

a. False (3)
22. Generally and functionally, pull boxes are the same as junction boxes.
FALSE(3)

23. It is enough to know the number of electrical conductors in determining the size of the
conduit to use in housing these electrical conductors.
- FALSE(3)
24. An AWG#14 has a diameter of 2.6 mm. Its diameter is also equal to 102 mils.
- TRUE (3)

25. An AWG#14 has a diameter of 2.6 mm. Its cross-sectional area is 10478 circular mils.
- True
26. An AWG#14has a diameter of 2.6 mm. Its cross-sectional area is 2601 square mils.
-ANS?
False? (SURE NA TO?) sure

false ata? ahahah

27. The ampacity of a conductor is the maximum current that it can carry continuously
within the temperature limits of its insulator.
True (2)
28. A group of conductors has a radius of 5 inches, the minimum bending radius must be
30 inches.
- false
29.The minimum conduit size for 10 AWG#4 (8.11 mm diameter) conductors is 1”.
- False (4)
- TRUE
30. SPST switches are used in three-way switch system to turn on or off a lamp.
- False?(verify pls) (false ata kasi di dapat lamp)(same thoughts)
31. A fuse is a reusable electrical safety device consisting of or including a wire or strip of
fusible metal that melts and interrupts the circuit when the current exceeds a particular
amperage.
- False(fuse is not a reusable device)
32. Data system is a data communication system allowing a number of independent
devices to communicate directly with each other and within a moderately sized
geographic area.
- False (LAN dapat)
33. CCTV is a part of the BACS.
- true
34. Alarm systems in a commercial building belong to Security, Access control & CCTV.
- true
35. Fire alarm system does not require cables for sensors.
- True
yolo

36. The amplifier of a PA system has an output impedance of 8Ω. Four 8-ohm speakers
connected in parallel can be connected to the output of the amplifier.
- False!! (legit?)
37. An 8Ω output impedance amplifier is to be connected to a loudspeaker. A 16-ohm
speaker can be connected to the amplifier without the amplifier being damaged.
- true
38.A factory assembly of two or more insulated conductors having an overall covering is
called a cable.
- True(2) baket? secret
39.A UTP is a cable that is unbalanced, twisted pair.
- False
40. Backbone cables are also known as riser cables.
- True
41. Backbone cabling starts from the equipment room and ends at the
Telecommunications Closet
-true
- Backbone Cabling: A system of cabling that connects the equipment rooms and
telecommunications rooms.
42. A centralized space specified to house more sophisticated equipment is the
telecommunications outlet.
- False (should be closet not outlet) (2)

-
43. A location within a building where cabling components such as cross-connects and
patch panels are located is the Entrance facility.

- False (2)
44. The cable system that originates at the telecommunications closets and extends up to
the telecommunications outlet is the Horizontal cablin
- True`(2)

45. The maximum number of transition points in a horizontal cabling is 2.

- FALSE
-

-
 HAHAHA 69 F ?
Nice nice F ko na kain guys

46. The maximum cable length from the telecommunication closet (or HC) to the
workstation is 90 meters.

- True trut

- 50/50

- ANSI/TIA/EIA-568-A standard
specifies tha regardless of the
media installed for the horizontal
cabling, the maximum distance for
all horizontal cables is limited to 90
m (295 ft)
-
47. ANSI/TIA/EIA-568-B.3 deals with General cabling requirements.
- ANS? False(2) 569 dapat
- FALSE??
 - Sabi ko false

-
48.Underground backbone is a pathway that uses conduits ducts, etc.
-False(2) false
- TRUE???
ANO TO!!!!!

49. The network topology used in the horizontal cabling system is the bus topology.
- False
50. One of the main purposes of Energy management system is to enhance HVAC system
efficiency.

-
- true

- ?????True(3)

45/50
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38
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