Know More About Electrical Quiz
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1. To bring down voltage, we use:
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A. step-down transformer
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B. voltage booster
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C. step-two transformer
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D. step-up transformer
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Explore key electrical concepts in the 'Know More About Electrical Quiz'. This quiz assesses understanding of electrical components like raceways, transformers, and switches, enhancing both academic knowledge and practical skills in electrical engineering.
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1. The electric power unit expressed in thousand unit is called
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A. kips
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B. megawatt
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C. kilowatt
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D. kilohertz
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A. C. kilowattExplanation
The correct answer is C. kilowatt. The electric power unit expressed in thousand units is called a kilowatt. The prefix "kilo" represents a factor of 1000, so a kilowatt is equal to 1000 watts. It is commonly used to measure the power output of electrical devices and systems.Rate this question:
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1. Electrical term “raceway” applied to:
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A. a channel system in carrying
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B. where electric cars pass
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C. conductor of heavy load energy
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D. a grouping of transformer
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A. A. a channel system in carryingExplanation
The term "raceway" in the electrical context refers to a channel system used for carrying electrical conductors. It is a conduit or duct that provides a protected pathway for wires or cables to be installed and routed. This helps to organize and protect the electrical wiring, preventing damage and ensuring safety.Rate this question:
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1. To bring up voltage, we use:
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A. step-down transformer
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B. voltage booster
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C. step-two transformer
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D. step-up transformer
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A. D. step-up transformerExplanation
A step-up transformer is used to increase voltage. It has more turns in the secondary coil than in the primary coil, which allows it to step up the voltage. This is useful in various applications such as power transmission over long distances, where high voltage is required to minimize power loss. Additionally, step-up transformers are used in electronic devices to increase voltage for certain components or circuits that require higher voltage levels.Rate this question:
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Any channel designed to enclose and loosely hold electric conductors; may be of metal or of an insulating material; various types include rigid conduit, flexible metallic conduit, nonmetallic conduit, metallic tubing, under-floor raceways, cellular floor raceways, surface metal raceways, structural raceways, wireways and busways, and auxiliary gutters or moldings.
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Race way
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Wire track
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Wire tubing
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Race track
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A. Race wayExplanation
A raceway is a channel that is used to enclose and hold electric conductors. It can be made of metal or insulating material. There are various types of raceways including rigid conduit, flexible metallic conduit, nonmetallic conduit, metallic tubing, under-floor raceways, cellular floor raceways, surface metal raceways, structural raceways, wireways and busways, and auxiliary gutters or moldings. Therefore, the correct answer is "race way".Rate this question:
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It is a switch in which a hinge copper blade is placed between 2 contact plates
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Float switch
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Knife switch
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Toggle switch
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Mercury switch
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A. Knife switchExplanation
A knife switch is a type of switch that consists of a hinged copper blade placed between two contact plates. When the blade is in the closed position, it makes contact with the plates and allows the flow of electricity. When the blade is flipped to the open position, it breaks the circuit and stops the flow of electricity. The design of the knife switch resembles a knife, hence the name. This type of switch is commonly used in electrical circuits for manual control and is known for its simplicity and reliability.Rate this question:
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It is a switch in which a lever or knob, moving through a small arc, causes the contacts to open or close an electric circuit
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Float switch
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Knife switch
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Toggle switch
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Mercury switch
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A. Toggle switchExplanation
A toggle switch is a type of switch that can be moved through a small arc, either up or down, to open or close an electric circuit. Unlike a float switch, which is typically used to detect liquid levels, or a knife switch, which has a lever that moves in a straight line, a toggle switch has a lever or knob that can be toggled back and forth to control the circuit. The term "toggle" refers to the action of switching between two states, on and off, by moving the lever or knob. A mercury switch, on the other hand, uses the movement of mercury to open or close the circuit.Rate this question:
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What type of building wire has a trade name of Moisture and Heat Resistant Thermoplastic used for dry and wet locations
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TW
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MTW
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THHN
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THW
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A. THWExplanation
THW is the correct answer because it refers to a type of building wire that has a trade name of Moisture and Heat Resistant Thermoplastic. It is specifically designed for use in both dry and wet locations, making it suitable for a variety of applications.Rate this question:
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A rubber or plastic washer inserted in a hole in a metal part to prevent grounding of a wire passing through the hole
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Insulator
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Bushing
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Shield
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Grommet
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A. GrommetExplanation
A grommet is a rubber or plastic washer that is inserted in a hole in a metal part to prevent grounding of a wire passing through the hole. It acts as an insulator, preventing the wire from coming into contact with the metal and causing a short circuit. Therefore, the correct answer is grommet.Rate this question:
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