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1. Voltage is the ___ a. Flow of electrons (electron movement) b. Force behind the flow of electrons c. Change in the flow of electronics d. Force times a distance 2. Current is the _ a. Flow of electrons (electron movement) b. Force behind the flow of electrons c. Change in the flow of electronics d. Force times a distance 3. When measuring current with a Multimeter in a circuit you must _ a. Connect the current meter in parallel to the power supply. b. Connect the current meter in parallel to the component through which the current is to be measured. c. Connect the current meter in series with the component through which the flow of current is to be measured. d. Connect the red lead of the meter to the place current is to be measured and place the black lead on ground. 4. When measuring voltage with a Multimeter in a circuit you must ___ a. Connect the voltage meter in parallel to the power supply. b. Connect the voltage meter in parallel to the component through which the voltage is to be measured. c. Connect the voltage meter in series with the component through which the voltage is to be measured. d. Connect the red lead of the meter to the place voltage is to be measured and place the black lead on ground.

          1. Voltage is the _____
a. Flow of electrons (electron movement)
b. Force behind the flow of electrons
c. Change in the flow of electronics
d. Force times a distance
2. Current is the _____
a. Flow of electrons (electron movement)
b. Force behind the flow of electrons
c. Change in the flow of electronics
d. Force times a distance
3. When measuring current with a Multimeter in a circuit you must _____
a. Connect the current meter in parallel to the power supply.
b. Connect the current meter in parallel to the component through which the current is to be
measured.
c. Connect the current meter in series with the component through which the flow of current is to
be measured.
d. Connect the red lead of the meter to the place current is to be measured and place the black lead
on ground.
4. When measuring voltage with a Multimeter in a circuit you must _____
a. Connect the voltage meter in parallel to the power supply.
b. Connect the voltage meter in parallel to the component through which the voltage is to be
measured.
c. Connect the voltage meter in series with the component through which the voltage is to be
measured.
d. Connect the red lead of the meter to the place voltage is to be measured and place the black lead
on ground.

1. Voltage is the
a. Flow of electrons (electron movement)
b. Force behind the flow of electrons
c. Change in the flow of electronics
d. Force times a distance
2. Current is the
a. Flow of electrons (electron movement)
b. Force behind the flow of electrons
c. Change in the flow of electronics
d. Force times a distance
3. When measuring current with a Multimeter in a circuit you must
a. Connect the current meter in parallel to the power supply.
b. Connect the current meter in parallel to the component through which the current is to be
measured.
c. Connect the current meter in series with the component through which the flow of current is to
be measured.
d. Connect the red lead of the meter to the place current is to be measured and place the black lead
on ground.
4. When measuring voltage with a Multimeter in a circuit you must
a. Connect the voltage meter in parallel to the power supply.
b. Connect the voltage meter in parallel to the component through which the voltage is to be
measured.
c. Connect the voltage meter in series with the component through which the voltage is to be
measured.
d. Connect the red lead of the meter to the place voltage is to be measured and place the black lead
on ground.

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