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1When a parallel bank exists in a series path, both resistors have the same voltage across them.
A)True
B)False



2There can be any number of parallel strings and more than two series resistances in a string.
A)True
B)False



3There can be only two parallel resistances in a bank and only one bank in series.
A)True
B)False



4In a series-parallel circuit, any individual series R has its own IR drop that must be less than the total VT.
A)True
B)False



5A high resolution DMM cannot accurately determine the value of an unknown resistor.
A)True
B)False



6A Wheatstone bridge cannot accurately determine the value of an unknown resistor.
A)True
B)False



7With a negative temperature coefficient (NTC) thermistor, as temperature goes up, resistance goes up.
A)True
B)False



8A short within a series-parallel circuit does not necessarily mean that the circuit will definitely draw excessive current from the voltage source.
A)True
B)False



9A short circuit has practically infinite resistance.
A)True
B)False



10Any circuit that combines both series and parallel connections is a circuit.



11When series resistors are connected in parallel, the series resistors form a .



12When a parallel branch contains series resistors, both resistors have the same .



13The sum of the branch currents for all parallel strings equals the current.



14Components that are in one current path without any branch points are in .



15A very sensitive zero-centered current meter is called a(n) .



16A series-parallel circuit is also called a circuit.



17A variety of sensors are used in circuits for detecting changes in pressure, flow, light, etc.



18How can a technician determine which parallel resistive branch has a shorted component?
A)Measure branch currents and the one with all the current has the short
B)Measure the applied voltage.
C)Measure total resistance
D)Use an oscilloscope to measure voltage



19If one 120 V, 100 W bulb was connected across a 240 V source,
A)excessive current could burn out filaments
B)the bulb will be dimly lit
C)the bulb will operate normally
D)the bulb will be brightly lit



20Branch current equals the voltage applied across the branch
A)multiplied by the total resistance in the branch
B)divided by the total resistance in the branch
C)squared and then added to the total branch resistance
D)divided by an individual branch resistor



21How many parallel strings can there be in a series-parallel circuit?
A)one
B)two
C)three
D)any number of



22When a parallel bank exists in a series path, both resistors have the same
A)voltage
B)current
C)resistance
D)power



23To find the resistance of an entire series-parallel circuit,
A)combine the parallel resistances in each bank and add the series resistance
B)combine the series resistances in each bank and add the parallel resistances
C)measure the total current and divide the applied voltage into it
D)measure the total power and multiply it by applied voltage



24Any individual series R has its own IR drop that must be
A)more than the total VT
B)less than the total VT
C)equal to VT
D)more than 10 volts



25A variety of sensors are used in bridge circuits for detecting changes in
A)pressure
B)voltage
C)color
D)current







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