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CWEA E/I, 2 Study Guide/ 141 Qs & Correct
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A coil of wire that carries an electric
current is called a:
a. conductor.
b. thermocouple.
c. electro current.
d. electromagnet - Answer: d electromagnet


The relationship between an electric
current and a magnetic field is called:
a. matter.
b. atoms.


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,c. electromagnetism.
d. element - Answer: c electromagnetism


Electrons flowing from one place to
another make a:
a. current.
b. track.
c. circuit.
d. channel - Answer: a current


Between two objects, the development
of static charges creates a:
a. potential difference.
b. battery.
c. thermocouple.
d. resistance - Answer: a potential difference


Metals are good conductors because
they have many:
a. insulators.
b. free electrons.
c. resistors.
d. inductors. - Answer: b free electrons


The amount of potential difference a layer of

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,insulation can withstand without breaking down is:
a. resistance.
b. voltage drop.
c. dielectric strength.
d. ampacity - Answer: c dielectric strength


What is the property of a coil of wire that opposes any change in the current in
the coil?
a. Inductance
b. Resistance
c. Impedance
d. Watts - Answer: a Inductance


What is the correct name for "voltage" or electromotive force?
a. Element
b. Electron
c. Circuit
d. Potential difference - Answer: d Potential difference


A rate of flow of one coulomb per second
is called one:
a. ampere.
b. joule.
c. volt.
d. olhum. - Answer: a ampere

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, What is the name for the proportional relationship
between potential difference and current?
a. Voltage drop
b. Voltmeter
c. Ampmeter
d. Watt meter - Answer: b Voltmeter


What is the unit of measurement for capacitive
reactance?
a. Volts
b. Ohms
c. Amps
d. Power factor - Answer: b Ohms


Power companies use AC generators because AC can be sent over long distances:
a. at high cost.
b. at low cost.
c. slower.
d. faster. - Answer: b at low cost


What device changes alternating current to a
different combination of voltage and current?
a. Generator
b. Capacitor

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