Question 1

Which of the following is a common electrical measuringinstrument that can measure multiple electrical properties?

Accepted Answer

multimeter

Answer

multicenter

Answer

instrument

Answer

measurement

Question 2

Which of the following is the distinguishable part of analog multimeter?

Accepted Answer

scale

Answer

test probes

Answer

range selector switch

Answer

zero-ohm adjuster

Question 3

Which of the following type of multimeter allows the value to be directly read?

Accepted Answer

digital multimeter

Answer

none of the choices

Answer

both analog and digital multimeter

Answer

analog multimeter

Question 4

What might be the result if multimeter is kept with a damaged or worn-out batteries?

Accepted Answer

damaged or worn-out batteries may leak and damage the internal parts of the multimeter.

Answer

multimeter with damaged or worn-out batteries still works properly.

Answer

damaged or worn-out batteries cause no problem with the multimeter.

Answer

none of the choices

Question 5

What should you do before keeping the multimeter in to your tool cabinet?

Accepted Answer

Set the selector switch to OFF position or to the highest range, wipe themultimeter with a rag then remove and tie the test probes (depending on themodel) before storing.

Answer

Read the manual of instructions on how to operate the multimeter

Answer

No activities is necessary before keeping thetool.

Answer

None of the above

Question 6

Which of the following is a part of multimeter that is used to set the multi tester to a desired function and range?

Accepted Answer

Range Selector Switch

Answer

Test Probe

Answer

Indicator Pointer

Answer

Meter scale

Question 7

Which of the following parts of multimeter is a movable needle which is used to indicate the meter reading through the meter scale?

Accepted Answer

Indicator Pointer

Answer

Test Probe

Answer

Meter scale

Answer

Range Selector Switch

Question 8

Which of the following part of multimeter is used to identify the magnitude of voltage, current or resistance of the component or circuit to be measured through the indicator pointer?

Accepted Answer

Meter scale

Answer

Indicator Pointer

Answer

Range Selector Switch

Answer

Test Probe

Question 9

Which of the following part of multimeter has an insulated handle used to connect the meter to the component or circuit to be tested?

Accepted Answer

Test Probe

Answer

Range Selector Switch

Answer

Meter scale

Answer

Indicator Pointer

Question 10

Which of the following part of multimeter is used to set the pointer to zero ohm when the tester is used as ohmmeter to attain an accurate reading?

Accepted Answer

Zero Ohm Adjustment Knob

Answer

Meter scale

Answer

Indicator Pointer

Answer

Test Probe

Question 11

If the range selector switch is set at 2.5 AC volts, what would be the reading if we read the pointer number 1?

Accepted Answer

.1 volt

Answer

2 volts

Answer

.5 volts

Answer

1.5 volts

Question 12

If the range selector switch is set at 10 AC volts, what would be the reading if we read the pointer number 2?

Accepted Answer

1.2 volts

Answer

3 volts

Answer

1.8 volts

Answer

2 volts

Question 13

If the range selector switch is set at 50 AC volts, what would be the reading if we read the pointer number 3?

Accepted Answer

20 volts

Answer

45 volts

Answer

40 volts

Answer

30 volts

Question 14

If the range selector switch is set at 250 DC volts, what would be the reading if we read the pointer number 4?

Accepted Answer

155 volts

Answer

165 volts

Answer

175 volts

Answer

170 volts

Question 15

If the range selector switch is set at 1000 DC volts, what would be the reading if we read the pointer number 5?

Accepted Answer

880 volts

Answer

780 volts

Answer

940 volts

Answer

980 volts

Question 16

If the range selector switch is set at Range x1 (resistance), what would be the reading if we read the pointer number 1?

Accepted Answer

approximately 800 ohms

Answer

approximately 500 ohms

Answer

approximately 2000 ohms

Answer

approximately 400 ohms

Question 17

If the range selector switch is set at Range x10 (resistance), what would be the reading if we read the pointer number 2?

Accepted Answer

1400 ohms

Answer

800 ohms

Answer

1000 ohms

Answer

2000 ohms

Question 18

If the range selector switch is set at Rangex1k (resistance), what would be the reading if we read the pointer number 4?

Accepted Answer

12,000 ohms

Answer

20, 000 ohms

Answer

10,000 ohms

Answer

5,000 ohms

Question 19

If the range selector switch is set at Range x10k (resistance), what would be the reading if we read the pointer number 5?

Accepted Answer

27,500 ohms

Answer

55,000 ohms

Answer

50,000 ohms

Answer

35,000 ohms

Question 20

If the range selector switch is set at Range x1 (resistance), what would be the reading if we read the pointer number 3?

Accepted Answer

30 ohms

Answer

10 ohms

Answer

20 ohms

Answer

5 ohms

Question 21

Solve the missing value. Choose your answer from the choices given.

Accepted Answer

600 volts

Answer

700 volts

Answer

750 volts

Answer

650 volts

Question 22

Solve the missing value. Choose your answer from the choices given.

Accepted Answer

4,687,500 volts

Answer

4,000,000 volts

Answer

125,240 volts

Answer

321,000 volts

Question 23

Solve the missing value. Choose your answer from the choices given.

Accepted Answer

366.67 ohms

Answer

388.77 ohms

Answer

399.97 ohms

Answer

377.77 ohms

Question 24

Solve the missing value. Choose your answer from the choices given.

Accepted Answer

2,400 ohms

Answer

2,800ohms

Answer

2,600 ohms

Answer

2,300 ohms

Question 25

Solve the missing value. Choose your answer from the choices given.

Accepted Answer

5,000 ohms

Answer

6,000 ohms

Answer

7,000 ohms

Answer

4,000 ohms

Question 26

Solve the missing value. Choose your answer from the choices given.

Accepted Answer

17.5 amps

Answer

16.2 amps

Answer

15 amps

Answer

19.2 amps

Question 27

Solve the missing value. Choose your answer from the choices given.

Accepted Answer

150 amps

Answer

140 amps

Answer

130 amps

Answer

160 amps

Question 28

Solve the missing value. Choose your answer from the choices given.

Accepted Answer

40.5 amps

Answer

39.5 amps

Answer

42 amps

Answer

40 amps

Question 29

An electric fan with a resistance of 1.2 Kilo-ohms must draw 2milli-ampere to operate correctly. What is the correct voltage to use?

Accepted Answer

2.4 volts

Answer

3.6 volts

Answer

3.5 volts

Answer

5.4 volts

Question 30

How much voltage is required to operate a 20 ohms bulb with a draw current of 10 milli-ampere?

Accepted Answer

200 volts

Answer

300 volts

Answer

400 volts

Answer

500volts

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