SUMMATIVE TEST IN COMPUTER

HARDWARE SERVICING
(ELECTRONICS)
Semester 1 Quarter 1
1 It is a form of energy resulting
from the existence of charged
particles (such as electrons or
protons), either statically as an
accumulation of charge or
dynamically as a current.

a. Electronics c. Electric Charge

b. Electricity d. Electric Current
2 All materials contain two basic
particles of electric charge. The
basic particle with the negative
polarity is the ______.

a. Proton c. Electron
b. Neutron d. Positron
3 These are materials that does
not allow the passage of
electricity or electric current.

a. Conductors c. Semiconductors
b. Dielectrics d. Insulators
4 Which of the following is an
example of a semiconductor?

a. Germanium c. Copper
b. Ceramic d. Mica
5 Defined as the quantity of
unbalanced electricity in a body
(either positive or negative)
and construed as an excess or
deficiency of electrons.

a. Electric Charge c. Electric Current

b. Potential Difference d. Resistance
6 Which of the following is the
unit used for electric charge?

a. Ampere (A) b. Volt (V)

b. Farad (F) d. Coulomb (C)
7 This is the measure of the
amount of work or energy
needed to move an electric
charge.

a. Ampere (A) b. Potential Difference (V)

b. Farad (F) d. Coulomb (C)
8 When a charge is moved by a
potential difference, this is
produced in a circuit.

a. Inductance c. Capacitance
b. Current d. Voltage
9 This limits the amount of
current that can be produced
by the applied voltage.

a. Inductance c. Resistance
b. Current d. Voltage
10Which of the following is
correct?

a. Voltage can exist without current.

b. Current can exist without voltage.
c. In a circuit, current can flow without a
source of potential difference.
d. Electron flow is from positive potential to
negative potential.
11This is a type of current where
electron flow periodically
reverses in direction.
a. Direct Current
b. Alternating Current
c. Electric Current
d. Variable Current
12It is the branch of science that
deals with the study of flow and
control of electrons and the study
of their behavior and effects in
vacuums, gases, and
semiconductors, and with devices
using such electrons.
a. Electricity b. Electronics
b. Physics d. Chemistry
13It is an electronic component
that take part in the
transformation of energy.

a. Passive Components
b. Passive Components
c. Internal Components
d. External Components
14This is a type of passive
component that controls the
flow of current, works as a
voltage divider and dissipates
or uses power.
a. Resistors b. Capacitors
b. Inductors d. Semiconductors
15What unit of measure do we
use for capacitors or for
capacitance?

a. Ohm b. Ampere
b. Siemen d. Farad
16The capacitance of a capacitor
depends on the following
EXCEPT:

a. Area of the plate

b. Separation of the Plate
c. Number of coils
d. Type of material used as dielectric
17It is a passive electronic
component that stores energy
in the form of a magnetic field.

a. Capacitor
b. Resistor
c. Inductor
d. Semi conductor
18Which of the following is the
function of a transistor in a
circuit?

a. Dissipate Power
b. Divide Voltage
c. Amplify Signals
d. Voltage Regulator
19 It is a small wafer, usually
made of silicon, that can hold
anywhere from hundreds to
millions of transistors,
resistors, and capacitors.
a. Transistor
b. Diode
c. Capacitor
d. Integrated Circuit
20 Components in a circuit that
store or dissipate energy.

a. Active Components
b. Passive Components
c. Internal Components
d. External COmponents
21 What percentage of tolerance
th
is used for a resistor if the 4
colored band is silver?

a. 10%
b. .05%
c. 5%
d. 20%
22 Which of the following is true
about Ohm’s Law?
a. The product of the current and the
resistance is the voltage
b. The product of the current and the voltage
is the resistance
c. The product of the voltage and the
resistance is the current.
d. The current is the quotient of the
resistance and the voltage.
23 Which of the following is true?
a. AS the resistance increases, the current
flowing through it also increases.
b. Voltage is divided among resistances that
is connected in parallel
c. The current flowing through resistances
connected in series is the same.
d. The current flowing through resistances
connected in parallel is the same.
24 The first two bands of a
resistor is colored red and
brown. Which of the following
may be the value of the
resistor?
a. 120 ohm c. 2100 ohm
b. 22 ohm d. 1.2 ohm
25 What is the value of the
resistance if the color bands of
a resistor are blue,red,brown?

a. 7100 ohm c. 7.10 ohm

b. 720 ohm d. 7.2 ohm
26 IFresistance
two resistors with the same
is to be connected parallel
to each other, what is the total
resistance of the two resistors?
a. The total resistance is twice the value of one of
the resistor
b. The total resistance is the sum of the two
resistances.
c. The total resistance is half of one of the resistors
d. The total resistance is equal to the resistance of
one of the resistor.
27 Which of the following statement is
NOT true?
a. Resistors in series have the same current
flowing through them.
b. Resistors in parallel have the same voltage.
c. Resistors in parallel with the same
resistances have the same current
d. A resistor with a higher resistance will
have a higher current than a resistor with
lower resistance
28 What does the fourth color band in a
resistor mean?
a. The fourth color band is the first digit of
the resistance value of the resistor
b. The fourth color band is the tolerance of
the resistor
c. The fourth color band tells how many zero
is to be added to the first two digits of the
resistance value
d. The fourth color band is the second digit
of the resistance value
29 What is the total resistance of two
resistors whose resistance is both 100
ohms if they are connected in
parallel?

a. 200 ohms b. 150 ohms

b. 50 ohms d. 300 ohms
30 Which of the following will have the
largest total resistance if all resistors are 10
ohms each?

a. RT c. RT

b. d.
RT RT
II Find the total
resistance of the
given circuit if all
resistors are 10
RT
ohms each.
III
Find the total
current (IT), the V1 V3
current in the
resistors (I2 and I3) IT I3
100V
and the voltage in I2 V2 V4
the resistors
(V1,V2,V3,V4,V5,V6). V6 V5
All resistors are 10
ohms.