Module 03. Electrical Fundamentals Question Number. 6.

What charge
does the nucleus of an atom
01. Electron Theory. possess?.
Option A. Positive.
Question Number. 1. A neutron Option B. Neutral.
has. Option C. Negative.
Option A. the opposite charge to an
Electron but half the weight of a proton. Question Number. 7. What is the
Option B. the same charge as an maximum number of electrons in shell N of
Electron but half the mass. an atom?.
Option C. no electrical charge but will Option A. 18.
add weight to the nucleus. Option B. 32.
Option C. 16.
Question Number. 2. The unit
which consists of two or more different
types of atoms is known as a. Question Number. 8. An oxygen
Option A. particle of an element. molecule is made up of.
Option B. molecule of a compound. Option A. two oxygen atoms sharing
Option C. molecule of an element. neutrons.
Option B. two oxygen atoms sharing
Question Number. 3. In what protons.
equipment is a photon radiated when an Option C. two oxygen atoms sharing
electron leaves a hole?. electrons.
Option A. Photo-cell.
Option B. LED. Question Number. 9. If electrons
Option C. Photo diode. are added to an atom it
Question Number. 4. A good becomes.
electrical insulating material will Option A. a neutral ion.
contain. Option B. a positive ion.
Option A. Only a small number of Option C. a negative ion.
electrons in the outer shell of each atom of
the material. Question Number. 10. An element
Option B. strongly bound electrons in whose atoms have fewer than 4 electrons in
the atoms of the material. their valency shell are.
Option C. Weakly bound 'free' electrons Option A. semiconductors.
in the atoms of the material. Option B. good insulators.
Option C. good conductors.
Question Number. 5. The smallest
particle that a substance can be split and Question Number. 11. The charge on
show the same properties as the whole is a proton is.
known as. Option A. positive.
Option A. an Element. Option B. negative.
Option B. a Molecule. Option C. neutral.
Option C. an Atom.
Question Number. 12. What effect Option C. an ion.
do the electrons of one atom have upon the
electrons of another atom?.
Option A. They have no effect on each Question Number. 18. A good
other. electrical insulator is a material
Option B. They repel each other. which.
Option C. They attract each other. Option A. contains a large number of
Question Number. 13. What is a positive ions.
molecule?. Option B. has its electrons tightly bound
Option A. The smallest part of an atom. to their parent atoms.
Option B. The smallest part of a Option C. has more protons than
compound. electrons.
Option C. The smallest part of an
electron. Question Number. 19. An electric
current is.
Question Number. 14. An atom Option A. an ordered flow of electrons.
is. Option B. a surplus of free electron.
Option A. the smallest part of an Option C. an excitement of electrons in
element that retains its characteristics. a metal.
Option B. the smallest part of a
compound that can exist
independently. Question Number. 20. An atom
Option C. the smallest particle of contains.
matter. Option A. hydrogen.
Question Number. 15. A neutron is a Option B. molecules.
particle which is. Option C. electrons.
Option A. is contained in the nucleus of
all atoms. Question Number. 21. Germanium
Option B. orbits the nucleus of the and silicon have how many electrons in their
atom. outer shell?.
Option C. is contained within the Option A. 6.
nucleus of most atoms. Option B. 4.
Option C. 2.

Question Number. 16. The mass of

an atom is contained mainly in Question Number. 22. If a free
the. electron is given to another atom, that atom
Option A. proton. is a.
Option B. nucleus. Option A. valency atom.
Option C. electron. Option B. negative ion.
Option C. positive ion.

Question Number. 17. When an atom

loses or gains an electron it is called. Question Number. 23. The atomic
Option A. a molecule. number of an atom is determined by the
Option B. a current. number of.
Option A. protons. Option B. have undergone ionisation by
Option B. electrons. the sun.
Option C. neutrons. Option C. lose at least one electron.
Question Number. 30. What is the
maximum number of electrons in shell M of
Question Number. 24. The valence an atom?.
electron is. Option A. 18.
Option A. the electron in outer shell of Option B. 6.
atom. Option C. 16.
Option B. the electron in inner shell of
atom. Question Number. 31. A neutral
Option C. a positive electron. atom with an atomic no. of 3 has how many
electrons?.
Option A. 1.
Question Number. 25. An atom with Option B. 3.
a deficiency in electrons has. Option C. Dependant on type of atom.
Option A. low resistance.
Option B. high resistance. Question Number. 32. The nucleus
Option C. high impedance. of an atom is.
Option A. neutral.
Question Number. 26. An atom with Option B. positive charged.
less than 4 electrons in its outer shell Option C. negative charged.
has.
Option A. low electrical resistance.
Option B. no electrical resistance. Question Number. 33. Electron
Option C. high electrical resistance. orbits are called.
Option A. waves.
Question Number. 27. Elements such Option B. shells.
as phosphorus with 5 electrons in their outer Option C. valences.
shell, when combined with pure silicon, is
a. Question Number. 34. A neutral
Option A. isotopic. atom gains electrons.
Option B. acceptor. Option A. It gains a positive charge.
Option C. donor. Option B. It gains a negative charge.
Option C. It remains neutral.

Question Number. 28. An hydrogen

atom consist of a. Question Number. 35. An oxygen
Option A. Proton, Neutron and an atom has.
Electron. Option A. protons and electrons.
Option B. Proton and an Electron only. Option B. neutrons and protons.
Option C. Neutron and a proton only. Option C. protons, neutrons and
electrons.
Question Number. 29. For an atom to
become a negative ion it must. 02. Static Electricity and Conduction.
Option A. gain at least one electron.
 Option A. a small number of electrons
Question Number. 1. A semi- in its outer orbit.
conductor will have. Option B. a large number of electrons in
Option A. two electrons in the outer its outer orbit.
shell. Option C. a large number of electrons.
Option B. four electrons in the outer
shell. Question Number. 7. A charged
Option C. eight electrons in the outer body is said to have.
shell. Option A. a surplus or deficiency of
electrons.
Question Number. 2. Ion current is Option B. a deficiency of neutrons.
found in. Option C. a surplus of protons.
Option A. conductors and semi-
conductors.
Option B. liquids and gasses. Question Number. 8. The risk of a
Option C. semi-conductors. fire due to static electricity is
overcome.
Option A. by connecting all metal
Question Number. 3. Electricity components by bonding.
conducts through. Option B. by fitting static wicks and
Option A. vacuum. isolating the battery from inflammable gas
Option B. solids and liquids only. sources.
Option C. solids only. Option C. by fitting static wicks and
insulating all metal components.
Question Number. 4. An example
of a good electrical insulator is.
Option A. aluminium. Question Number. 9. The purpose
Option B. glass. of bonding is to.
Option C. mercury. Option A. ensure all components have
been securely fitted.
Option B. stop different potentials
Question Number. 5. Static charges developing with subsequent fire risks.
remaining in an aircraft are dissipated Option C. give generated static an easy
by. return path to the generator.
Option A. earthing the aircraft as soon
as possible.
Option B. the use of a conducting type Question Number. 10. The various
nose wheel. parts of an aircraft airframe are maintained
Option C. bonding the aircraft to a at the same potential by.
refuel tanker. Option A. the supply bus-bars.
Option B. bonding.
Option C. static discharge wicks.
Question Number. 6. An element
could be considered to be a conductor if it
has. Question Number. 11. The resistance
of the current return path through the aircraft
is always considered negligible, provided
the.
Option A. structure is adequately
bonded.
Option B. voltage drop across the circuit
is checked.
Option C. generator is properly
grounded.

Question Number. 12. If an insulated

conductor is placed near to a negatively
charged rod, the nearest end of the
conductor becomes.
Option A. No change will occur.
Option B. negatively charged.
Option C. positively charged.

Question Number. 13. The

electromagnetic force between two charged
bodies is.
Option A. inversely proportional to the
distance between them.
Option B. inversely proportional to the
square of the distance between them.
Option C. proportional to the distance
between them.

Question Number. 14. If a negatively

charged conductor is placed next to an
insulated rod.
Option A. the rod becomes negatively
charged.
Option B. the rod has no charge.
Option C. the rod becomes positively
charged.