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Procedure Text (Industrial Electrical Engineering)

by sayyidah marwadziah
1

What is the purpose of procedure text?

2

Which of the following is NOT a common feature of procedure text?

3

Which sentence is an example of an Imperative sentence?

4

What type of conjunction is commonly used in a procedure text?

5

What is the function of action verbs in a procedure text?

6

What is the first step before soldering a component?

7

Why is flux used in soldering?

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What happens if the soldering iron is too hot?

9

What should you do after soldering a component?

10

Why should you not use excess solder on a PCB?

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What is the first step in setting up a multimeter?

12

Which probe is always inserted into the COM port?

13

If you want to measure voltage, which port should the red probe be inserted into?

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1. Digital or analog multimeter 2. Electrical circuit or component to test 3. Multimeter probes (red and black) 4. User manual (optional)

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To properly set up and use a multimeter for measuring voltage, current, and resistance in an electronic circuit.

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1. Turn on the multimeter. (Press the power button) 2. Select mode → V (voltage), A (current), or Ω (resistance). 3. Insert probes → Black to COM, red to VΩ (voltage/resistance) or A (current). 4. Set range → Use auto-range or adjust manually. 5. Test (optional) → Touch probes together for resistance check. 6. Measure: Voltage → Probes across power source. Current → Connect in series. Resistance → Probes at both ends (power off). 7. Read display → Check the screen. 8. Turn off & store safely.

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What should you do before measuring resistance in a circuit?

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What setting should you use to measure current?

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When measuring current, how should the multimeter be connected?

20

Why should you always select the highest range first on a manual multimeter?

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