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Multimeter Notes Exam

The document provides notes on multimeters, detailing their types, functions, parts, and safety precautions. It includes exam questions and a marking scheme for assessing students' understanding of multimeters. Key topics include the definition, types, functions, parts, and safety measures associated with using a multimeter.

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Multimeter Notes Exam

The document provides notes on multimeters, detailing their types, functions, parts, and safety precautions. It includes exam questions and a marking scheme for assessing students' understanding of multimeters. Key topics include the definition, types, functions, parts, and safety measures associated with using a multimeter.

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MULTIMETER NOTES + EXAM & MARKING

SCHEME

SECTION A: STUDENT NOTES

A multimeter is used to measure voltage, current, and resistance. It is essential in electrical and
phone repair work.

1 Types: Analog and Digital

2 Functions: Voltage, Current, Resistance, Continuity

3 Parts: Display, Dial, Probes, Ports

4 Safety: Always set correct mode and avoid wrong connections

SECTION B: EXAM QUESTIONS

1 1. Define a multimeter. (2 marks)

2 2. List two types of multimeters. (2 marks)

3 3. State three functions of a multimeter. (3 marks)

4 4. Name two parts of a multimeter. (2 marks)

5 5. Explain how to measure voltage. (3 marks)

6 6. What is continuity test? (2 marks)

7 7. Give two safety precautions. (2 marks)

Answer Space:

SECTION C: MARKING SCHEME (TEACHER COPY)

1 1. A device used to measure electrical values (voltage, current, resistance).

2 2. Analog and Digital multimeters.

3 3. Measure voltage, current, resistance.

4 4. Any: display, probes, dial, ports.

5 5. Set to voltage, connect probes correctly, place across source.

6 6. A test to check if a circuit is complete (beep sound).

7 7. Any: correct setting, avoid touching probes, proper connections.

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