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Semester 1
JEOPARDY
Module 3 REVIEW
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Potent
Potables
Voltage
Up and Atom
Noise
AC/DC
100
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200
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500
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Potent Potables
100
Gold, Silver, Copper, Water,
Humans
A: What are conductors?
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Potent Potables
200
Used to keep the flow of electrons going in
one direction.
A: What are insulators?
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Potent Potables
300
These silicon based object precisely control
the flow of electrons.
A: What are semiconductors?
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Potent Potables
400
Source or Battery
Complete Path
Resistance
A: What are the three required parts of a circuit?
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Potent Potables
500
Opposite charges attract and like
charges repulse
A: What is the Coulomb’s Law?
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Voltage
100
Force or pressure caused by the
separation of electrons and protons.
A: What is a voltage?
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Voltage
200
Amps, Volts, and Ohms
A: What are electrical measurements?
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Voltage
300
The path provided for the free flow of
electrons in an electrical circuit.
A: What is current?
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Voltage
400
Impedance or opposition to the flow of
electrons
A: What is resistance?
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Voltage
500
is used to measure, voltage, resistance,
And continuity (level of resistance)
A: What is a multimeter?
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Up and Atom
100
Protons, neutrons, and electrons
A: What are parts of an atom?
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Up and Atom
200
The electrons have “voltage” but lack a
“current.”
A: What is static electricity?
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Up and Atom
300
This flowing of electrons occurs when
charged electrons move from atom to
atom
A: What are “electrical current?
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Up and atom
400
Atomic weight is measured by this.
A: What is the sum of the electrons and protons?
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Up and Atom
500
When electrons are pulled free from the
atom.
A: What is Electricity?
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Noise
100
Originates from other wires in the same
cable.
A: What is Near End Cross Talk (NEXT)?
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Noise
200
These two types of interference attack the
quality of electrical signals on the cable.
A: What is EMI (Electromagnetic Interference) and RFI
(Radio Frequency Interference) ?
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Noise
300
Two ways to prevent EMI/RFI Noise
A: What is a shielding and cancellation?
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Noise
400
Propagation, Attenuation, Reflection,
Noise, Timing Problems, and Collisions
all cause this situation.
A: What is bit distortion?
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Noise
500
This occurs in broadcast topologies where
devices share access to the network media
A: What is a collision?
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AC/DC
100
Electrical current flows in one direction;
negative to positive
A: What is Direct Current (DC)?
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AC/DC
200
Electrical current flows in both directions;
positive and negative terminals continuously
trade places (polarity)
A: What is a Alternating Current (AC)?
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AC/DC
300
Prevents electrons from energizing metal
parts of the computer.
A: What is grounding?
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AC/DC
400
Must be properly set it to either AC or DC,
depending on the voltage you’re trying to
measure.
A: What is a multimeter?
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AC/DC
500
Encoding that results in 1 being encoded as a
low-to-high transition and 0 being encoded
as a high-to-low transition
A: What is Differential Manchester Encoding?
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