Quiz Questions Over Electrical Force

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1.

What is EMF?
- A.
  
  Electro Motive Field
- B.
  
  Electro Motive Force
- C.
  
  Electro Magnetic factors
- D.
  
  Easy Milf Finder
Correct Answer
B. Electro Motive Force

Explanation
EMF stands for Electro Motive Force. It refers to the voltage or electrical potential difference that is generated by a source such as a battery or a generator. This force drives the flow of electric current in a circuit. EMF is measured in volts and represents the energy per unit charge provided by the source. It is important in understanding and analyzing electrical circuits and devices.

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2.

Which one of these is not a electromotive force?
- A.
  
  Heat
- B.
  
  Magnetic
- C.
  
  Chemical
- D.
  
  Radiation
Correct Answer
D. Radiation

Explanation
Electromotive force (EMF) refers to the potential difference or voltage generated by a source such as a battery or a generator. Heat, magnetic, and chemical are all forms of energy that can generate an EMF. However, radiation does not generate an EMF. Radiation refers to the emission of energy as electromagnetic waves or as moving subatomic particles, but it does not produce a voltage or potential difference.

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3.

Which one of these colours is not used for emergency cables ?
- A.
  
  Red
- B.
  
  Green
- C.
  
  White
- D.
  
  Orange
Correct Answer
B. Green

Explanation
Green is not used for emergency cables because it is commonly associated with safety and is often used to indicate that equipment or materials are safe to use. Red, white, and orange are commonly used for emergency cables to indicate danger, caution, or warning.

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4.

Which of these are not a type of Earthing System ?
- A.
  
  T.T
- B.
  
  T.N.S
- C.
  
  T.N.C.S
- D.
  
  T.C.N.S
Correct Answer
D. T.C.N.S

Explanation
The T.C.N.S is not a type of Earthing System. The T.T, T.N.S, and T.N.C.S are all valid types of Earthing Systems.

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5.

What one is correct?
- A.
  
  Supply cable - cut out unit - meter - main switch - consumer unit
- B.
  
  Supply cable - meter - cut out unit - main switch - consumer unit
- C.
  
  Meter - supply cable - cut out unit - consumer unit - consumer unit
- D.
  
  Supply cable - cut out unit - meter - consumer unit - main switch
Correct Answer
A. Supply cable - cut out unit - meter - main switch - consumer unit

Explanation
The correct answer is "Supply cable - cut out unit - meter - main switch - consumer unit". This sequence is logical and follows the typical order of electrical components in a circuit. The supply cable brings electricity from the source to the cut out unit, which acts as a safety measure. The meter measures the amount of electricity consumed. The main switch controls the flow of electricity to the consumer unit, which distributes it to various circuits in the building.

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6.

Whats the definition of Ze?
- A.
  
  Total independance
- B.
  
  External earth loop independance
- C.
  
  Resistance of line
- D.
  
  Resistance of live
Correct Answer
B. External earth loop independance

Explanation
The correct answer is "External earth loop independence." This refers to the ability of a system or device to operate without being affected by any interference or disturbances caused by the grounding or earthing system. It means that the system or device can function independently without any negative impact from the earth loop.

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7.

Which one of these isn't an electrical tester ?
- A.
  
  Volt Meter
- B.
  
  Tong Tester
- C.
  
  Dong Tester
- D.
  
  Ammeter
Correct Answer
C. Dong Tester

Explanation
The given answer, "Dong Tester," is not an electrical tester. This is because there is no such device or tool called a "Dong Tester" in the field of electrical testing. The other options listed, such as Volt Meter, Tong Tester, and Ammeter, are all commonly used electrical testers that measure different aspects of electrical circuits. However, the term "Dong Tester" does not exist and is likely a made-up or incorrect option.

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8.

What does the term 'MIMS' stand for ?
- A.
  
  Mineral Insulated Metallic Sheathed
- B.
  
  Mineral Insulated Magnetized Sheathed
- C.
  
  Micro Insulated Metal Sheath
- D.
  
  Metallic Insulated Mineral Sheathed
Correct Answer
A. Mineral Insulated Metallic Sheathed

Explanation
The term 'MIMS' stands for Mineral Insulated Metallic Sheathed. This refers to a type of electrical cable that consists of a mineral insulation material surrounding a metallic sheath. This type of cable is commonly used in high-temperature and hazardous environments due to its excellent fire resistance and insulation properties.

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9.

What is housed within a cut out unit?
- A.
  
  Cornflour fuse
- B.
  
  Cartridge fuse
- C.
  
  Cabinetwork fuse
- D.
  
  Fuse
Correct Answer
A. Cornflour fuse
10.

What gas is given off when a cell is charging ?
- A.
  
  Hydrogen
- B.
  
  Nitrogen
- C.
  
  Carbon Dioxide
- D.
  
  Carbon Monoxide
Correct Answer
A. Hydrogen

Explanation
When a cell is charging, the process of electrolysis occurs, which involves the decomposition of water into its constituent elements, hydrogen and oxygen. As a result, hydrogen gas is given off as a byproduct during the charging process.

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Quiz Questions Over Electrical Force

What is EMF?

Which one of these is not a electromotive force?

Which one of these colours is not used for emergency cables ?

Which of these are not a type of Earthing System ?

What one is correct?

Whats the definition of Ze?

Which one of these isn't an electrical tester ?

What does the term 'MIMS' stand for ?

What is housed within a cut out unit?

What gas is given off when a cell is charging ?