MCQ Collection
KPPSC Engineering Technical Officer MCQs
Practice KPPSC Engineering Technical Officer questions with answers and explanations.
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Correct Answer: B. the SI unit of force
Explanation:
newton refers to the SI unit of force
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Correct Answer: C. conduction
Explanation:
conduction is the term that matches the description: heat transfer through a material without bulk motion
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Correct Answer: A. 27
Explanation:
The sum is 216 and there are 8 values, so the average is 27.
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Correct Answer: B. tolerance
Explanation:
tolerance is the term that matches the description: permitted variation from a specified dimension
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Correct Answer: A. 80
Explanation:
75 + 5 = 80.
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Correct Answer: A. the SI unit of current
Explanation:
ampere refers to the SI unit of current
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Correct Answer: B. permitted variation from a specified dimension
Explanation:
tolerance refers to permitted variation from a specified dimension
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Correct Answer: C. the algebraic sum of voltages around a closed loop is zero
Explanation:
Kirchhoff’s voltage law refers to the algebraic sum of voltages around a closed loop is zero
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Correct Answer: C. current that periodically changes direction
Explanation:
alternating current refers to current that periodically changes direction
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Correct Answer: B. concise
Explanation:
“concise” is a synonym of “brief”.
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Correct Answer: A. a solid-state storage device
Explanation:
SSD refers to a solid-state storage device
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Correct Answer: D. a device transferring AC energy between circuits by electromagnetic induction
Explanation:
transformer refers to a device transferring AC energy between circuits by electromagnetic induction