Electricity can be defined as the flow of electric charge, but that's not enough. Do you really know how electricity is generated? And from where does it come? There are a number of questions unanswered. This quiz has been developed for students, researcher and learners to gain and test their knowledge about electrical circuits and components. So, let's try out the quiz. All the best!
16 gauge
12 gauge
14 gauge
10 gauge
True
False
The fuse is totally melted
The glass on the fuse is broken
The filament is broken inside the fuse
The glass is blackened out.
Red=hot, Black=hot, white=neutral, green=ground
Red=neutral, Black=hot, white=ground, green=hot
Red=ground, Black=neutral, White=hot, Green=hot
Red=hot, Black-ground, White=hot, Green=neutral
Buy a double male adapter.
Take down the lights and restring them.
Buy a double female adapter.
Buy a male/female adapter.
Run an extention cord from the opposite end.
2
20
200
2,000
20,000
Cessation
Separation
combination
Amalgamation
Condensation
Clocks
toasters
telephones
stereo speakers
Printed circuit boards
Atoms
photons
Protons
Neutrons
Electrons
Capacitors
Generators
Transformers
Electromagnets
Incandescent lamps
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