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 * What is the SI unit of electrical resistance?

   * a) Ohm (Ω)

   * b) Volt (V)

   * c) Ampere (A)

   * d) Watt (W)

 * What is the difference between AC and DC?

   * a) AC is constant, DC is alternating

   * b) AC is unidirectional, DC is bidirectional

   * c) AC changes direction periodically, DC flows in one direction

   * d) There is no difference between AC and DC

 * What is an electrical circuit?

   * a) A closed loop that allows the flow of electric current

   * b) A device that generates electricity

   * c) A device that measures electrical energy

   * d) A material that conducts electricity

 * What is the purpose of a transformer?

   * a) To convert DC voltage to AC voltage

   * b) To amplify electrical signals

   * c) To change the voltage level of an AC power supply

   * d) To store electrical energy

 * What is the difference between a conductor and an insulator?

   * a) Conductors allow current flow, insulators resist it

   * b) Conductors resist current flow, insulators allow it

   * c) There is no difference between conductors and insulators

   * d) Conductors are solid, insulators are liquid

 * What is an electric motor?

   * a) A device that converts electrical energy into mechanical energy

   * b) A device that converts mechanical energy into electrical energy

   * c) A device that stores electrical energy

   * d) A device that measures electrical energy

 * What is the difference between a series and a parallel circuit?

   * a) Series circuits have multiple paths for current, parallel circuits have only one

   * b) Parallel circuits have multiple paths for current, series circuits have only one

   * c) There is no difference between series and parallel circuits

   * d) Series circuits have higher voltage, parallel circuits have higher current

 * What is an electrical fuse?

   * a) A safety device that protects against overcurrent

   * b) A device that generates electricity

   * c) A device that measures electrical energy

   * d) A device that converts AC to DC

 * What is an electric generator?

   * a) A device that converts mechanical energy into electrical energy

   * b) A device that converts electrical energy into mechanical energy

   * c) A device that stores electrical energy

   * d) A device that measures electrical energy

 * What is an electrical relay?

   * a) An electromechanical switch that controls a circuit

   * b) A device that generates electricity

   * c) A device that measures electrical energy

   * d) A device that converts AC to DC

 * What is an electrical circuit breaker?

   * a) A safety device that protects against overcurrent

   * b) A device that generates electricity

   * c) A device that measures electrical energy

   * d) A device that converts AC to DC

 * What is the difference between a capacitor and a battery?

   * a) Capacitors store energy in an electric field, batteries store it chemically

   * b) Batteries store energy in an electric field, capacitors store it chemically

   * c) There is no difference between capacitors and batteries

   * d) Capacitors are larger than batteries

 * What is an electrical inductor?

   * a) A device that stores energy in a magnetic field

   * b) A device that generates electricity

   * c) A device that measures electrical energy

   * d) A device that converts AC to DC

 * What is the purpose of a diode?

   * a) To allow current flow in only one direction

   * b) To amplify electrical signals

   * c) To change the voltage level of an AC power supply

   * d) To store electrical energy

 * What is the purpose of a voltage regulator?

   * a) To maintain a constant voltage level

   * b) To amplify electrical signals

   * c) To change the voltage level of an AC power supply

   * d) To store electrical energy

 * What is a superconductor?

   * a) A material that has zero electrical resistance at low temperatures

   * b) A material that generates electricity

   * c) A material that measures electrical energy

   * d) A material that converts AC to DC

 * What is the difference between an AC generator and a DC generator?

   * a) AC generators produce alternating current, DC generators produce direct current

   * b) AC generators produce direct current, DC generators produce alternating current

   * c) There is no difference between AC and DC generators

   * d) AC generators are larger than DC generators

 * What is the function of a transformer?

   * a) To change the voltage level of an AC power supply

   * b) To amplify electrical signals

   * c) To convert DC voltage to AC voltage

   * d) To store electrical energy

Electrical Circuits

 * What is a circuit?

   * a) A closed loop that allows the flow of electric current

   * b) A device that generates electricity

   * c) A device that measures electrical energy

   * d) A material that conducts electricity

 * What is the difference between AC and DC current?

   * a) AC changes direction periodically, DC flows in one direction

   * b) AC is constant, DC is alternating

   * c) AC is unidirectional, DC is bidirectional

   * d) There is no difference between AC and DC current

 * What is a semiconductor?

   * a) A material with electrical conductivity between that of a conductor and an insulator

   * b) A material that generates electricity

   * c) A material that measures electrical energy

   * d) A material that converts AC to DC

 * What is an amplifier?

   * a) A device that increases the amplitude of an electrical signal

   * b) A device that generates electricity

   * c) A device that measures electrical energy

   * d) A device that converts AC to DC

 * Which material is commonly used for the core of an electromagnet?

   * a) Iron

   * b) Copper

   * c) Aluminum

   * d) Gold

 * Which type of motor is most commonly used in industrial applications?

   * a) DC motor

   * b) AC motor

   * c) Stepper motor

   * d) Servo motor

 * What is the purpose of a diode in an electrical circuit?

   * a) To allow current flow in only one direction

   * b) To amplify electrical signals

   * c) To change the voltage level of an AC power supply

   * d) To store electrical energy

 * Which law describes the relationship between the current flowing through a conductor and the voltage across it?

   * a) Ohm's law

   * b) Kirchhoff's law

   * c) Faraday's law

   * d) Lenz's law

 * What is the unit of electrical power?

   * a) Watt (W)

   * b) Volt (V)

   * c) Ampere (A)

   * d) Ohm (Ω)

 * What is the formula for calculating electrical power?

   * a) P = VI

   * b) P = V/I

   * c) P = I^2R

   * d) P = V^2/R

 * What is the difference between RMS and peak voltage?

   * a) RMS voltage is the average voltage, peak voltage is the maximum voltage

   * b) Peak voltage is the average voltage, RMS voltage is the maximum voltage

   * c) There is no difference between RMS and peak voltage

   * d) RMS voltage is used for DC, peak voltage is used for AC

 * What is the power factor of a circuit?

   * a) The ratio of real power to apparent power

   * b) The ratio of reactive power to apparent power

   * c) The ratio of apparent power to real power

   * d) The ratio of reactive power to real power

Power Systems

 * What is the primary source of electrical power in most countries?

   * a) Solar power

   * b) Wind power

   * c) Hydropower

   * d) Fossil fuels

 * What is the main component of a power transmission system?

   * a) Transformers

   * b) Generators

   * c) Motors

   * d) Capacitors

 * What is the purpose of a transmission line?

   * a) To transmit electrical power over long distances

   * b) To distribute electrical power to homes and businesses

   * c) To generate electrical power

   * d) To store electrical energy

 * What is the difference between a step-up and a step-down transformer?

   * a) Step-up transformers increase voltage, step-down transformers decrease voltage

   * b) Step-down transformers increase voltage, step-up transformers decrease voltage

   * c) There is no difference between step-up and step-down transformers

   * d) Step

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