MAGNETISM AND ELECTROMAGNETISM

1. What device commonly utilizes the principle of electromagnetism induction?

a. Diode
c. Transistor
b. Transformer
d. Rheostat
2. The process of self-excitation in a self excited DC generator is able to begin
as soon as the prime mover begins to turn due to the ______
a. Presence of eddy currents in armature
c. Action of current
transformers
b. Impedance of armature windings
d. Presence of residual
magnetism in the field poles
3. It is usually made of a piece of steel that has been hardened and placed
under the influence of a magnetic field throughout its life.
a. Polarize magnet
c. Permanent magnet
b. Electrified magnet
d. Ferro magnet
4. It is magnetism remaining in a substance after it has been removed from the
influence of a magnetic field.
a. Residual magnetism
c. Rupture magnetism
b. Electromagnetism
d. Ferro magnetism
5. Like poles from magnet will ______
a. Attract each other
c. Polarize each other
b. Repel each other
d. Rupture each other
6. It is the current required to create any magnetic field _______
a. Exciting current
c. Alternating current
b. Eddy current
d. Extreme current
7. It is a piece of soft steel or iron that is magnetized by having a coil of current
carrying wire wrapped around it. When the current is shut off, the iron steel
becomes demagnetized ______.
a. Electromagnet
c. Ferro magnet
b. Permanent magnet
d. EMF
8. When doubling the distance between two magnetic poles_______.
a. Makes the force between the poles as great
b. Makes magnetic induction less
c. Makes no magnetic force
d. Makes line poles decrease
9. Lines of force that usually indicates the strength and direction of a magnetic
field _____.
a. Magnetic field
c. Vectors
b. Electric field
d. Magnetic strength
10.
The materials that retain a large part of that retain a large of their
magnetism after the magnetizing force is removed, is said to have a _______.
a. High permanences
c. High resistivity
b. High susceptance
d. Low tenon
11.A residual magnetism is the _______.
a. Magnetism remaining in a substance after it has been removed
from the magnetic field
b. Magnetism affecting a substance in magnetic field
c. Magnetism between field poles
d. Magnetism cannot remain in a substance

12.The permanent magnets are normally made of ________.

a. Alnico alloy
c. Chromium nickel
b. Nickel manganese
d. Aluminum ostenite
13.Force that creates magnetic flux is _____.
a. Eletromagnetic force
c. Inertia force
b. joule force
d. Hysterises force
14.magnetomotive force (MMF) can be increase by increasing the ______.
a. Number of ampere turns
c. Current in the coils
b. Number of coils
d. All of the given answers
15.The movement of electrons becauseof the electromagnetism is called ______.
a. Flux lines
c. Induction
b. Voltage
d. Magnetic field
16.The induction of voltage in a conductor because of expanding and collapsing
magnetic field is known as _____.
a. Flux lines
c. Self induced voltage
b. Power
d. Magnetic field
17.Change in current produces a magnetic field through the conductor which
produces an induced voltage that always opposes the change in current. The
induced voltage that opposes the change in current is called ____.
a. CEMP
c. Back EMF
b. Counter-electromotive force
d. All of the given answers
TESTING AND MEASURING
1. Bar to bar test on an armature will not locate ____.
a. An open circuit
c. A short circuit
b. A reverse coil
d. A ground
2. the electrostatic forces in high voltage circuits cause indicated instruments to
give ______ readings.
a. Highly accurate
c. Parallux
b. Highly reactive
d. Inaccurate
3. When measuring voltage across a load, you would connect a _____.
a. Voltmeter in series with the load
c. Voltmeter across the load
b. Ammeter across the load
d. Ammeter in series with the load
4. Which of the following instrument is used to test capacitors?
a. Voltmeter
c. Wattmeter
b. Megger
d. Ohmmeter
5. A megger is_____.
a. An instrument in measuring current
c. A hand crank DC generator
b. A hand crank AC generator
d. Used for measuring thickness of
insulations
6. The power supply of a megger is obtained from _____.
a. Any 115 volt DC circuit
C. Batteries
b. Any 115 volt AC circuit
d. A magneto
7. The RMS value of a sine wave current maybe expressed by the ______.
a. Average value
c. Effective value
b. Maximum value
d. Instantaneous value
8. Inductance in measured in unit ______.
a. Ohms
c. Farad
b. Coulomb
d. Henry

9. Voltmeter is connected in a circuit in ______.

a. Parallel
c. Series
b. Series parallel
d. Relay
10.An ohmmeter measures _______.
a. Voltage
c. Resistance
b. Insulation resistance
d. Amperage
11.If the pointer off a megger does not come back to zero when the unit is not in
use _____.
a. The megger needs calibration
c. It is burned out
b. The megger is operating normally
d. The pointer is stuck
12.Portable power hand tools are grounded to the ______.
a. Body
c. Field
b. Armature
d. Switch
13.An open coil can be detected by ______.
a. High resistance
c. Low voltage
b. Low resistance
d. High voltage
14.To locate a grounded stator coil, you could use a/an ________.
a. Ammeter
c. Magnet
b. ground detection lamp
d. Megger
15.the state of charge of a nickel cadmium battery can be tested by ____.
a. Ammeter c. Hydrometer
b. Voltmeter
d. Potentiometer
16.Motor field can be tested by a/an ______.
a. Voltmeter
c. Wattmeter
b. Megger
d. Ammeter
17.A grounded field coil in an AC motor can be tested by a/an _____.
a. Portable growler
c. visual inspection
b. Galvanometer
d. Megohmmeter
18.The megohmeter reading of a grounded switch should be _______.
a. Zero
c. Unsteady in the high range
b. At infinity
d. Unsteady in the low range
19.Ohmmeter is used to measure ______.
a. Current flow
c. Circuit continuity
b. Voltage drop
d. Power
20.A salinity indicating system functions by measuring the _____.
a. Electrical inductance of water
c. Specific gravity of a water
b. electrical conductivity of water
d. Hydrogen concentration
21.specific gravity of electrolyte in a lead acid battery is measured by ____.
a. Gold plate
c. Hydrometer
b. Titration pipette
d. Litmus paper test
22.The power supply for megger is obtained from ______.
a. Magneto
c. Shunt generator
b. Wound wire
d. Megger generator
23.A short circuit maybe measured by __________.
a. Ammeter and ohmmeter
c. Ammeter and dynamometer
b. Voltmeter and megger
d. Megger
24.Which of the following is not ordinarily for determining power factor?
a. Tachnometer
c. Wattmeter
b. Ammeter
d. Travelmeter
25.A megger measures ______.

a. Insulation resistance
c. live wire voltage
b. Grounded voltage
d. Insufficient power supply
26.The megometer can be used to test for ____.
a. An open field coil
c. A break voltage
b. A closed field contact
d. the direct power
27.Multimeter can be used to directly measure _______.
a. Current
c. Noise
b. Maxwell
d. Oscillation
28.The handheld digital tachnometer could give a bad reading if____.
a. Partially aim at a 60 hz fluorescent light
c. Always maintain good
reading
b. Partially on always
d. Always no battery charges
29.An alternating current machine which transform mechanical power into
electrical power and that in which its average speed of normal operate is
exactly proportional to the frequency of the system to which it is connect is
_______.
a. Induction motor
c. Induction generator
b. Asynchronous generator
d. Synchronous generator
30.Phase difference are expressed in _______.
a. Sign
c. Hertz
b. Phase
d. Degrees