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Current Fundamentals Quick Quiz

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Yes/No questions about electrical current

by Rakesh Bhatt
1

Ohm's law I = V/R relates current, voltage, and resistance.

2

AC current reverses direction periodically.

3

In a series circuit, the current is different in each component.

4

Increasing resistance in a circuit with fixed voltage decreases the current.

5

In a closed circuit, conventional current flows from the positive to the negative terminal.

6

A voltmeter is used to measure current.

7

In DC circuits, conventional current flows from negative to positive terminal.

8

Increasing resistance in a circuit with fixed voltage increases the current.

9

A battery always provides a constant current regardless of the circuit.

10

The unit of electric current is the ampere (A).

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