1-The main purpose of the soldering workshop Is to teach students how to

assemble and repair electronic circuits

2- .Before soldering, the soldering Iron tip should be tinned to remove any
oxidation .

3- .A solder sucker or solder wick is used to remove excess solder from a

joint

4- Applying flux to the surfaces being soldered helps Improve the flow and
.wetting of the solder

5- One safety concern when using a soldering Iron is the risk of burns from
the hot tip.
6- The recommended way to store a soldering Iron when not in use is to
unplug stand it and place It in a

7- .Lead-free solder is more environmentally friendly than lead-based

solder

8- .When soldering, the heat should be applied to the joint for 2-3 seconds

9- .To clean the soldering Iron tip, it should be wiped on a damp sponge

10- The purpose of tinning the soldering Iron tip is to improve the transfer of
heat to .the joint
11- A multimeter has three parts: Display, Selection Knob, and ports .

12- The display of a multimeter usually has four digits.

13- The selection knob on a multimeter allows the user to set It to read
different things such as milliamps (mA) of current, voltage (V), and
Resistance (Ω)

14- A DC power supply is an electronic device that supplies electric energy

in the form of a constant DC voltage.

15- DC in the context of a power supply stands for Direct current.

16- A digital multimeter Is used to make various electrical measurements

such as AC and DC voltage, AC and DC current, and Resistance .

17- A multimeter combines the functions of a voltmeter, ammeter ,

Ohmmeter

18- The most common output waveforms are sine, square, triangular, ramp,
and Pulse .
19- A function generator provides a variety of output waveforms over a
wide Frequency range.

20- In a DC power supply, there are three output studs: pos, neg,
and Ground .

21- Two control knobs on a DC power supply are used to adjust Voltage
and current.

22- A digital multimeter may also have functions such as diode test,
continuity test, transistor test, TTL logic test, and Frequency test.

23- The main objectives of the electronic workshops includeincludee

learning about electronic components, building simple circuits, and
Soldering them.

24- The first workshop focuses on understanding the basics of

function generators, oscilloscopes, DC power supplies, and Digital
Multimeters .

25- The function generator is a very important instrument that provides a

variety of output waveforms over a wide Frequency range.
26- An oscilloscope Is a device used to visualize and analyze the
Waveforms of electronic signals.

27- The dual power supply has two outputs with fixed polarities, while the
single power supply has a fixed polarity either Positive or negative.

28- The built-in amp/volt meter In a power supply helps in monitoring the
Voltage and current levels.

29- The selection knob on a multimeter allows the user to switch

between measuring milliamps (mA), voltage (V), and Resistance(Ω).

30- The digital multimeter Is called so because it combines the functions

of a voltmeter, ammeter, and Ohmmeter.
What are the three main parts of a multimeter?
A) Display, Voltage, Current
B) Display, Selection Knob, Ports
C) Voltage, Resistance, Amperage
D) Probes, Knob, Screen
Answer: B) Display, Selection Knob, Ports

What does the COM stand for In a multimeter?

A) Communication
B) Common
C) Component
D) Control
Answer: B) Common

Which port on a multimeter is used for measuring large currents?

A) COM
B) 10A
C) mAVΩ
D) Voltage
Answer: B) 10A

What does DC stand for In a DC power supply?

A) DIrect Current
B) Digital Control
C) Dual Circuit
D) Data Collection
Answer: A) Direct Current

What is the function of a function generator?

A) Measure resistance
B) Generate output waveforms
C) Measure current
D) Test diodes
Answer: B) Generate output waveforms

What is the purpose of an oscilloscope?

A) Measure voltage
B) Generate signals
C) Visualize and analyze waveforms
D) Measure resistance
Answer: C) Visualize and analyze waveforms

How many output studs are there In a single power supply?

A) One
B) Two
C) Three
D) Four
Answer: C) Three

What does a digital multimeter combine the functions of?

A) Voltmeter, Ammeter, and Ohmmeter
B) Oscilloscope, Function Generator, Power Supply
C) Transistor, Diode, Resistor
D) Capacitor, Inductor, Transformer
Answer: A) Voltmeter, Ammeter, and Ohmmeter

What is the primary function of the selection knob on a multimeter?

A) Adjust brightness
B) Set the time
C) Set the measurement type
D) Change the color
Answer: C) Set the measurement type

What is the main objective of the electronic workshops mentioned In the

document?
A) Learning about gardening
B) Understanding electronic components
C) Cooking techniques
D) Painting skills
Answer: B) Understanding electronic components

Which device is used to measure AC and DC voltage, AC and DC current,

and resistance?
A) Oscilloscope
B) Function Generator
C) Power Supply
D) Digital Multimeter
Answer: D) Digital Multimeter

What are the two control knobs on a power supply used to adjust?
A) Voltage and Current
B) Frequency and Resistance
C) Brightness and Contrast
D) Temperature and Humidity
Answer: A) Voltage and Current

What type of waveforms can a function generator provide?

A) Only sine wave
B) Only square wave
C) A variety of output waveforms
D) Only triangular wave
Answer: C) A variety of output waveforms

What is the purpose of the built-in amp/volt meter In a power supply?

A) Measure temperature
B) Monitor voltage and current levels
C) Control frequency
D) Adjust resistance
Answer: B) Monitor voltage and current levels
What does the dual power supply have that the single power supply does
not?
A) Higher voltage output
B) Lower current output
C) Two outputs with fixed polarities
D) Variable polarity output
Answer: C) Two outputs with fixed polarities

What is the primary function of an oscilloscope?

A) Measure resistance
B) Generate signals
C) Visualize and analyze waveforms
D) Test diodes
Answer: C) Visualize and analyze waveforms

What does the selection knob on a multimeter allow the user to switch
between?
A) Voltage and Current
B) Frequency and Resistance
C) Brightness and Contrast
D) Temperature and Humidity
Answer: A) Voltage and Current

What is the main function of a function generator?

A) Measure resistance
B) Generate output waveforms
C) Measure current
D) Test diodes
Answer: B) Generate output waveforms

What are the three main parts of a multimeter?

A) Display, Voltage, Current
B) Display, Selection Knob, Ports
C) Voltage, Resistance, Amperage
D) Probes, Knob, Screen
Answer: B) Display, Selection Knob, Ports

What is the primary function of a digital multimeter?

A) Measure temperature
B) Monitor voltage and current levels
C) Control frequency
D) Measure electrical quantities like voltage, current, and resistance
Answer: D) Measure electrical quantities like voltage, current, and
resistance
What should you do to keep the soldering iron tip clean during use?
A. Wipe it on a wet sponge
B. Use a file to scrape off any buildup
C. Dip it in flux before each use
D. Both A and B
Answer: A. Wipe it on a wet sponge

What is the key difference between soldering and welding?

A. Soldering uses a higher temperature than welding
B. Welding involves melting the base metals, while soldering does not
C. Soldering is used for larger metal joints, while welding is used for smaller
ones
D. Welding creates a stronger bond than soldering
Answer: B. Welding involves melting the base metals, while soldering does
not

When applying solder to a joint, what is the recommended duration of heat

application?
A. 5-10 seconds
B. 2 seconds or less
C. As long as needed to fully melt the solder
D. 30 seconds to ensure a strong bond
Answer: B. 2 seconds or less
How can the frequency of a sine wave signal be measured using an
oscilloscope?
a) By measuring the amplitude of the waveform
b) By measuring the period of the waveform and calculating the frequency
c) By measuring the DC component of the waveform
d) By measuring the AC component of the waveform
Answer: b
What are the two main controls on an oscilloscope?
a) Voltage and current
b) Vertical and horizontal
c) Positive and negative
d) AC and DC
Answer: b
What is the main function of a DC power supply?
a) To generate different types of waveforms
b) To measure current
c) To supply a constant DC voltage
d) To measure resistance
Answer: c
What are the two types of DC power supplies mentioned in the document?
a) Analog and digital
b) Single and dual
c) AC and DC
d) Positive and negative
Answer: b
What is a multimeter?
a) An instrument used to measure AC and DC voltage, current, and
resistance
b) An instrument used to generate different types of waveforms
c) An instrument used to measure power
d) An instrument used to measure frequency
Answer: a
Which of the following is not a function of a multimeter?
a) Diode test
b) Continuity test
c) Transistor test
d) Waveform generation
Answer: d
What is the purpose of the "COM" port on a multimeter?
a) To measure large currents
b) To connect the common or ground of the circuit being measured
c) To measure voltage
d) To measure resistance
Answer: b
What is the purpose of the "10A" port on a multimeter?
a) To measure large currents
b) To connect the common or ground of the circuit being measured
c) To measure voltage
d) To measure resistance
Answer: a
What is the purpose of the "mAVΩ" port on a multimeter?
a) To measure large currents
b) To connect the common or ground of the circuit being measured
c) To measure voltage, current, and resistance
d) To measure power
Answer: c
How should a voltmeter be connected in a circuit?
a) In series with the component
b) In parallel with the component
c) Depends on the type of voltmeter
d) Depends on the type of circuit
Answer: b
How should an ammeter be connected in a circuit?
a) In series with the component
b) In parallel with the component
c) Depends on the type of ammeter
d) Depends on the type of circuit
Answer: a
How should an ohmmeter be connected in a circuit?
a) In series with the component
b) In parallel with the component
c) Depends on the type of ohmmeter
d) Depends on the type of circuit
Answer: b
What is the purpose of the "Vertical display controls" on an oscilloscope?
a) To set the "sweep rate" and add a horizontal position control
b) To scale the input voltage and set the size and position of the waveform
c) To measure the frequency of the signal
d) To measure the amplitude of the signal
Answer: b
What is the purpose of the "Horizontal display controls" on an oscilloscope?
a) To set the "sweep rate" and add a horizontal position control
b) To scale the input voltage and set the size and position of the waveform
c) To measure the frequency of the signal
d) To measure the amplitude of the signal
Answer: a
What is the purpose of the "Amp/volt meter" on a DC power supply?
a) To measure the current and voltage of the power supply
b) To set the current and voltage of the power supply
c) To measure the frequency of the power supply
d) To measure the resistance of the power supply
Answer: a
What are the three main parts of a multimeter?
a) Display, selection knob, and ports
b) Voltage, current, and resistance
c) Positive, negative, and ground
d) AC, DC, and resistance
Answer: a
What is the primary purpose of tinning the tip of a soldering iron?
A. To ensure proper heat transfer and avoid impurities in the solder
connection
B. To make the tip more shiny and aesthetically pleasing
C. To increase the temperature of the soldering iron tip
D. To protect the user's hand from getting burned
Answer: A. To ensure proper heat transfer and avoid impurities in the solder
connection
What is the purpose of the fluxing agent used in soldering?
A. To increase the melting point of the solder
B. To improve the wetting and flow of the solder
C. To clean the surfaces being soldered
D. Both B and C
Answer: D. Both B and C

Which of the following is a safety hazard associated with soldering?

A. Inhalation of solder fumes
B. Electrical shock from the power supply
C. Burns from the hot soldering iron
D. All of the above
Answer: D. All of the above

What is the recommended way to store a soldering iron when not in use?
A. Leave it plugged in and standing upright
B. Unplug it and place it in a stand
C. Wrap the cord around the iron and store it in a drawer
D. None of the above
Answer: B. Unplug it and place it in a stand

Which of the following is a key step in the soldering process?

A. Applying a layer of flux to the joint
B. Dipping the soldered joint in water to cool it
C. Tinning the soldering iron tip
D. All of the above
Answer: C. Tinning the soldering iron tip

What is the purpose of using a solder sucker or solder wick?

A. To apply more solder to a joint
B. To clean the soldering iron tip
C. To remove excess solder from a joint
D. To measure the temperature of the solder
Answer: C. To remove excess solder from a joint

Which of the following is a characteristic of lead-free solder?

A. Higher melting point than lead-based solder
B. Better electrical conductivity than lead-based solder
C. More environmentally friendly than lead-based solder
D. All of the above
Answer: C. More environmentally friendly than lead-based solder

How long should you apply heat to a joint when soldering?

A. Until the solder is completely liquid
B. 2-3 seconds
C. Until the solder turns shiny
D. 5-10 seconds
Answer: B. 2-3 seconds

What is the best way to clean a soldering iron tip?

A. Use a file to scrape off any buildup
B. Dip the tip in flux before each use
C. Wipe the tip on a damp sponge
D. Both A and C
Answer: C. Wipe the tip on a damp sponge