Introduction to Electrical Engineering MCQs (Part-8)

What is a conductor in electrical terms?

A Blocks current
B Allows current flow
C Opposes current flow
D Stores energy

What is the primary function of an insulator?

A Allow current flow
B Increase current flow
C Store electrical energy
D Prevent current flow

Which of the following is a semiconductor material?

A Iron
B Glass
C Silicon
D Copper

What is the role of a semiconductor in electronic devices?

A Block current
B Control current flow
C Increase current
D Store electrical energy

What happens to current in a conductor when voltage is applied?

A Stops
B Decreases
C Increases
D Remains constant

Which of the following materials is an example of an insulator?

A Plastic
B Steel
C Aluminum
D Copper

Which material is most commonly used as a conductor in electrical wiring?

A Wood
B Rubber
C Copper
D Glass

What is the key difference between a conductor and an insulator?

A Insulators allow current flow
B Conductors allow current flow
C Conductors store energy
D Insulators increase current

What happens to a semiconductor’s conductivity when heated?

A Increases
B Stops
C Decreases
D Stays the same

What is the primary use of semiconductors in electronics?

A To generate power
B To store electricity
C To regulate current
D To increase voltage

Which of these materials is commonly used as a conductor for power transmission?

A Glass
B Copper
C Wood
D Iron

What defines the conductivity of a material?

A The amount of energy used
B Its resistance to current
C The number of free electrons
D Its ability to store charge

What type of material is used to make electrical components that control current flow?

A Conductors
B Insulators
C Dielectrics
D Semiconductors

What happens to the electrical resistance in a conductor if its length is doubled?

A Doubles
B Quadruples
C Stays the same
D Halves

What is the primary reason that copper is used for wiring?

A Low resistance
B High temperature tolerance
C Low cost
D High conductivity