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Electrical Systems Section Test Voltage 1. Voltage represents which of the following? A the smallest difference of potential between any adjacent circuits B the smallest electrical signal in any two conductors of a circuit C the greatest electrical signal in any two conductors of a circuit D the greatest difference of potential between any two conductors of a circuit 2. Voltage is the force that causes ____ to flow through a conductor. A ohms B watts C neutrons D current Current 3. Current is measured in ____. A watts B volts C ohms D amperes 4. Current is defined as _____. A the strength of electrical power B the speed of the traveling electrons C energy traveling through wires D the flow of electrons through a conductor 5. The charge of DC power remains _____. A high B low C irregular D constant Resistance and Impedance 6. Resistance and impedance are symbolized by _____. A I and E B R and I C Z and I D R and Z 7. The opposition to the flow of electrons in AC is called _____. A resistance B ohms C dissipation D impedance Power 8. The symbol for power is _____. A R B Q C I D P 9. Power is measured in _____. A impedance B voltage C resistance D watts Ohms Law 10. The relationship among voltage, current, and resistance is defined by the formula_____. A V = I/R B I = R/V C R = V*I D I = V/R 11. An increase in voltage means an increase in _____. A resistance, if the current remains the same B resistance, if the current decreases C current, if the resistance increases D current, if the resistance remains the same Electrical Circuits 12. A light bulb (load) connected to a battery turns _____ into heat and light. A candelas B ohms C impedance D power 13. The load in an electrical circuit _____ power. A stores B rejects C supplies D uses up 14. The _____ in an electrical circuit is the supplier of information. A