TLE Grade 9

3rd Periodic Test

Name: Year & Section:

Direction: Choose the letter of the correct answer. Encircle the letter

1. A safety device which automatically opens an electrical circuit if overloaded.

a. Circuit b. Conduct c. Contactor d. Circuit breaker
2. Refers to taking piping or electrical wires installation that permit flow to and from energy
source
a. Conduct b. Contactor c. Circuit breaker d. Circuit
3. An electric power switch not operated manually and is designed frequent operation
a. Contactor b. Conduit c. Circuit breaker d. Switch
4. Refers to occupational health and safety standard
a. PEC b. RSC c. OHSS d. PPE
5. Technical representation of electrical system proposal to be installed in building house
includes material devices and equipment
a. Electrical wiring plan b. Electrical Symbol c. Electrical Line diagram d.
Schematic diagram
6. Type of wiring installation which is designed to lessen or eliminate fire hazard and
electrical accident
a. Electrical wiring plan b. Electrical Metallic Tubing c. Electrical Symbol
d. Line Diagram
7. A plan of a room or floor of a building drawn scale as if viewed from above
a. Legend b. Riser diagram c. Floor plan d. Title block
8. Shows the meaning of each symbol used in the electrical plan
a. Title block b. Riser diagram c. Floor plan d. Legend
9. It is a single line diagram presentation of the entire electrical circuit from the service
entrance up to the smallest circuit branch
a. Load schedule b. riser diagram c. title block d. Legend
10.It can be seen in the schedule of load the number of branch circuit of electrical wiring
system, light outlet power outlet and switches per branch
a. Load schedule b. riser diagram c. title block d. legend
11.The name plate indicates the name and location of the proposed installation and address
of the owner
a. Load schedule b. legend c. title block d. riser block
12.Shows the following details bordering areas showing the well-known areas location of the
utility company pole which supplies electric energy
a. Load schedule b. legend c. riser block d. location map
13.To read electrical plans start with the floor plans where you can get an ideas of the layout
and intent of the space
a. Reading electrical planb. floor plan c. electrical plan d. schedule plan
14.A partial or total failure in an electrical conductor or any electricity consuming device
a. Galvanic Reaction b. Electrical faults c. Hazardous location d. Short
circuit
15.A faulty or accidental connection between two part of different potential in an electric
circuit by passing the load and establishing an path of low resistance through which an
excessure current car flow
a. Galvanic Reaction b. Short circuit c. Electrical faults d. over
current
16.Refers to Personal Protective Equipment
a. OHSS b. PEC c. PPE d. RSC
17.Refers to Rigid Steel Conduct
a. OHSS b. PEC c. PPE d. RSC
18.A contacting device installed at an outlet for connector externally by means of a plug and
flexible cord
a. Receptacle b. Straps c. Switch d. Circuit
19.Electrical wiring support which are used to holds pipe or raceway
a. Receptacle b. Straps c. Switch d. Circuit
20.A device for making, breaking or rearranging the connection of an electric circuit
a. Receptacle b. Straps c. Switch d. Circuit
21.Problem detecting and solving often applied to repair defective gadgets or products like
fluorescent lamp fixtures
a. Surface Raceway b. Trouble shooting c. Electrical fault d. short circuit
22.It is the type of switch used for controlling light in two or more locations
a. 3 way b. 4 way c. 1 way d. 2 way
23.Before doing any electrical work be sure that measuring instrument are
a. In good condition b. in proper order c. dry place d. all of the above
24.It is a device used for opening and closing the electric current in a circuit
a. Outlet b. plug c. switch d. socket
25.They are used as means of receiving securing and holding wires
 a. Electrical appliances b. electrical insulators c. electrical devices d.
electrical conductor
26.An electrical tool used for measuring resistance
a. Ammeter b. ohmmeter c. Voltmeter d. micrometer

27.An electrical tool used to measure current

a. Ohmmeter b. ammeter c. Voltmeter d. Micrometer
28.An electrical tool used for measure voltage
a. Voltmeter b. ohmmeter c. ammeter d. Micrometer
29.An electrical tool used for measuring the diameters of electric wires
a. Micrometer caliper b. voltmeter c. ammeter d. ohmmeter
30.These are substances through which electric current can flow easily
a. Insulators b. conductors c. resistors d. capacitors
31.The current from the source in the same throughout the parts of the circuit
a. Parallel connections b. series connection c. series parallel
connection d. all of these
32.All the positive terminals are connected together and all the negative terminals are also
connected together
a. Series connection b. Parallel connection c. series parallel
connection d. all of these
33.Electrical device used to step a step the AC voltage up and down in order to produce the
desired voltage for the circuit
a. Rectifier b. diode c. transformer d. relay
34.The movement of electric current from the source passing through connecting wire as
conductors and back to its starting point
a. Electric insulators b. Electric devices c. electric circuit d. electric
conductors
35.When there is a continuous flow of current from the source of back it is called a
a. Short circuit b. open circuit c. switch control d. closed circuit
36.Which of the following is a symbol of a three way switch
a.S3W b. S1 c. SK d. S
37.Which of the following is a symbol of convenience outlet

a. b. c. d.
38.When there is no continuous flow of current because the wire is out or the switch is in off
position the circuit is open and is called
a. Closed circuit b. short circuit c. open circuit d. electrical circuit
39.When two or more live wires come in contact with each other there is dangerous for if the
five fives way. The appliances may be damaged or it may cause fire.
a. Closed circuit b. open circuit c. electrical circuit d. Short circuit
40.The current is the same in all parts of the circuit and it provides only one path for the
current flow
a. Resistance in a series circuit c. voltage is a service circuit
b. Current in a series circuit d. Parallel in a circuit
41.In this circuit the certain amount of the applied voltage is lost in pushing the electrons
through resistor and this a voltage drop.
a. Voltage in a series circuit c. current in a series circuit
b. Parallel circuit d. Resistance in series circuit
42.The voltage across parallel branches are equal to each other end to the source
a. Voltage in a series c. Resistance in Parallel
b. Voltage in parallel d. Resistance in parallel
43.The current flowing in parallel circuits is not always the same because it divides when it
reaches a junction. In fact the total current will be shared between the branches according
to the resistance in each branch since the voltage drop across each branch will be the
same
a. Resistance in Parallel circuit c. Current in parallel circuit
b. Voltage in parallel circuit d. all of these
44.There is more than one path for the current flow. This is the reason why a parallel circuit is
more completed than a series one. The current divide junction where the paths meet
a. Voltage in parallel b. current in parallel c. voltage in series d.
resistance in parallel circuit
45.The current is the same in all parts of the circuit and it circuit provide only one path for the
current flow
a. Current in a series c. voltage in a series
b. Resistance in a series circuit d. voltage in parallel
46.Means preventing yourself and others form possible injures and other types of accidents
while working
a. PPE b. safety precautions c. OHS d. PEC
47.Includes ear and eyes protection, respirators and protective clothing
a. Safety precautions b. PPE c. OHS d. PEC
48.The governing rules and regulations that ensure safety and fire environment
a. (TLV) Threshold limit value b. OHS c.(PEC) Philippine electrical Code
d. PPE
49.A level to which it is believed a worker can be and passed day after day for working
lifetime without adverse health effects
a. PEC b. OHSA c. PPE d. TLV
50.Occupational Safety and Health Administration
a. OHSA b. PEC c. PPE d. TLV