Introduction to Electrical Engineering MCQs (Part-13)

What is the primary function of electrical materials in circuits?

A Convert energy
B Conduct electricity
C Store energy
D Resist current

What is the main purpose of engineering ethics in electrical engineering?

A Test electrical components
B Improve efficiency
C Ensure safety and compliance
D Design circuits

What type of material is commonly used for electrical conductors?

A Copper
B Rubber
C Wood
D Glass

What does the term “electrical conductivity” refer to?

A Ability to insulate
B Ability to store charge
C Ability to conduct heat
D Ability to conduct electricity

What is the primary concern in electrical engineering ethics?

A Reducing cost
B Maximizing efficiency
C Ensuring safety and welfare
D Minimizing energy loss

Which material is considered an electrical insulator?

A Aluminum
B Rubber
C Silicon
D Copper

What is the role of a semiconductor in a circuit?

A Increase voltage
B Store energy
C Convert current
D Control current flow

What is the importance of insulation in electrical wiring?

A To reduce resistance
B To store electrical energy
C To prevent short circuits
D To conduct electricity

What does “electrical resistance” in a material depend on?

A Its length and material
B Its temperature only
C Its voltage
D Its color

Which electrical component is used to store electrical energy?

A Inductor
B Capacitor
C Resistor
D Transistor

What is the purpose of grounding in an electrical system?

A To measure resistance
B To increase voltage
C To provide a safe discharge path
D To reduce current

What is the main reason for using copper in electrical wiring?

A Lightweight
B Low cost
C High resistance
D High conductivity

What is the main function of a diode in a circuit?

A Convert AC to DC
B Control voltage
C Amplify current
D Store energy

What is an example of passive electrical components?

A Diode
B Resistor
C Capacitor
D Transistor

What does “power factor” represent in an electrical system?

A The amount of energy used
B Voltage efficiency
C The ratio of real power to apparent power
D Current efficiency