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The rate of electrons through a conductor is measured in units of .

Which of these is an acceptable symbol used for amperes?

Current is measured using .

The two types of electrical current are .

32 cycles per second is equivalent to .

Electrical resistance is best defined as .

To measure voltage, one would use .

Voltage is also known as .

Electrical “pressure” is also known as .

An ampere is defined as one  flowing past a point in one second.

A galvanometer is usually used to measure

Electromotive force is another word for .

Ohm’s Law is defined as .

Electrical power is expressed in .

A series circuit would best be described as .

Given a series circuit, a break at any point in the circuit would cause .

In residential wiring, the internal grounds will be connected to an external ground, also known as

In an electrical circuit, if one wanted to reduce the current and/or divide the voltage, one would use a .

A capacitor is also known as .

A capacitor is used to perform which of these in an electrical circuit?

The farad is the unit of measurement of .

Induction is measured in .

A semiconductor describes elements that have  electrons in their valance shell.

Which of these elements is considered a semiconductor?

Transistors are known as being solid-state. This means .

The two types of transistors are .

The primary components in a bipolar junction transistor are the collector, the base and the .

When an electric current passes through a wire, a  field is generated around the wire.

Winding wire into a coil will have what effect on the magnetic field in the wire?

Components of an electrical circuit that resist a change in the flow of current are known as .

1.5 volts sent through a 20 KΩ resistor would result in  of current.

How many volts does it take to send 99 amps of current through 99,000 ohms of resistance?

The largest subatomic particle with a positive charge is called the .

The nucleus of an atom contains what two subatomic particles?

Carbon has 6 protons and 6 neutrons in its nucleus. How many electrons does it have?

 is the name given to the orbit an electron resides in around an atom.

The electron shell closest to the nucleus of an atom can hold  electrons.

The outer shell of an atom is know as the .

Given Ohm’s law, if voltage increases and current remains the same, then .

In this diagram, how much current is flowing through the circuit?

This symbol is the symbol for which of these electrical circuit components?

This symbol represents what electronic circuit component?

This diagram illustrates an electrical circuit wired in .

The symbol in this image represents a  in an electrical circuit.

Given the electrical circuit in the image provided, what is the current in resistor R1?

Given the electronic circuit diagram, what is the current flowing through resistor at position R2? (MV = megavolts, k = kilo)

The symbol in this diagram is the symbol for .

In the diagram of a transistor provided, the letter B corresponds with the .

Regarding the material found in a transistor,  is the name given to the object created by the joining of P-type and N-type material.

The symbol in the given diagram represents a .