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TEJ HS1 Quiz Electricity Safety Student

The document contains an electricity safety quiz with true/false and multiple choice questions about electrical safety. Some key points covered in the questions include: the purpose of fuses and circuit breakers is to interrupt overloaded circuits; the grounding wire prevents electric shock from stray voltage; low voltage circuits between 5-9V still pose a shock hazard if they cause high current shorts; and dry, thick skin offers more resistance to electricity than other body parts like fingers or wet skin. The quiz questions cover electrical hazards like fire and shock risks from faulty equipment, overloading circuits, and damaged plugs or insulation.

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TEJ HS1 Quiz Electricity Safety Student

The document contains an electricity safety quiz with true/false and multiple choice questions about electrical safety. Some key points covered in the questions include: the purpose of fuses and circuit breakers is to interrupt overloaded circuits; the grounding wire prevents electric shock from stray voltage; low voltage circuits between 5-9V still pose a shock hazard if they cause high current shorts; and dry, thick skin offers more resistance to electricity than other body parts like fingers or wet skin. The quiz questions cover electrical hazards like fire and shock risks from faulty equipment, overloading circuits, and damaged plugs or insulation.

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Electricity Safety Quiz #__ Name___________________

True/False Questions

1. T /F____ The amount of electricity used in solderless breadboards (max voltage


5V) can cause a heart attack?
True False

2. T /F____ The function of a fuse or circuit breaker is to interrupt the flow of


electricity if the circuit becomes "overloaded"?
True False

3. T /F____ The purpose of the "third wire" on a three-pronged plug is to "ground"


leaking or stray electricity?
True False

4. T /F____ A person usually offers the most resistance to electricity?


True False

5. T /F____ When you unplug a tool, you should pull the electrical cord?
True False

6. T /F____ You should never leave a running machine unattended, however, you
can leave powered breadboard unattended because there is no moving parts
there?
True False

7. T /F____ You do not need to wear eye protection when using a powered
breadboards.
True False

Multiple choice questions


8. Which of the following problems can faulty electrical equipment cause?
A. Shock.
B. Fire.
C. Explosion.
D. All of the above.

9. Which statement is TRUE about low voltage circuits (5 - 9 V)


A. At low voltages (5-9V), the major risk is the risk of burns from high current short
circuits.
B. Electrical circuits with low voltages (5-9V) cannot cause short circuits, because
the voltage is too low.
C. Even low voltages (5-9V) circuit can supply 20 amps of current ,that is why there
is a major risk for human to get heart attack or shock.
D. All of the above.
10. The ratings for four typical domestic appliance fuses are given below. Which is
the safest fuse to use for an appliance with a normal operating current of 2A?
A. 13A
B. 3A
C. 8A
D. 5A

11. Which statement is TRUE about mains electricity in our classroom?


A. The voltage is a little bigger than a battery
B. Wet skin has a bigger resistance than dry skin
C. The current flow is usually similar to triple batteries in a torch
D. A fuse should melts if a significantly higher than normal current flows

12. Which of the following statements is NOT correct?


A. Electricity always travels to ground.
B. Electricity tries to travel to ground.
C. Electricity takes the path of lease resistance.
D. Electricity travels in a complete circuit.

13. A current even as low as ______ can be felt by the body.


A. 1 Amp
B. 6 Volts
C. 1 mAmp
D. 6 Ohms

14. Which part of the human body offers the most resistance to electricity?
1. Fingers
2. Toes
3. Wet skin
4. Thick and/or dry skin

15. The greater the body's resistance to electricity, the ____ amount of harm to the
person.
A. Less
B. Greater
C. Resistance has no effect on electricity
D. Equal

16. Which of the following are electrical hazards?


A. Flammable materials near electrical equipment and/or static electricity
B. Damaged insulation on wires, broken plugs, and overheated appliances
C. Overloaded circuits
D. All of the above are electrical hazards.
E. Only A and B are electrical hazards.
F. Only B and C are electrical hazards.

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