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Procedure Text (Industrial Electrical Engineering)

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Procedure Text for X gradeVersión en línea Procedure Text (Industrial Electrical Engineering) por sayyidah marwadziah 1 What is the purpose of procedure text? a To decribe a place b To entertain the reader c To give step-by-step instructions d To explain past events 2 Which of the following is NOT a common feature of procedure text? a Past tense verbs b Step-by-step instructions c Chronological order d Action verbs 3 Which sentence is an example of an Imperative sentence? a "Soldering is an important skill." b "Turn on the soldering iron." c "The multimeter was used yesterday." d "He learned how to solder last week." 4 What type of conjunction is commonly used in a procedure text? a First, then, next, finally b And, but, because c However, therefore, although d Who, which, whose 5 What is the function of action verbs in a procedure text? a To describe past events b To show opinions c To compare two things d To give instructions clearly 6 What is the first step before soldering a component? a Turn on the soldering iron b Apply solder wire c Prepare the work area and tools d Insert the component into the PCB 7 Why is flux used in soldering? a To clean the soldering iron b To help the solder flow and bond properly c To cool down the solder joint d To increase electrical resistance 8 What happens if the soldering iron is too hot? a The component might get damaged b The flux evaporates more slowly c The solder joint becomes stronger d The soldering process becomes easier 9 What should you do after soldering a component? a Leave the excess component leads b Reheat the solder joint until it melts again c Immediately touch the solder joint d Trim excess component leads 10 Why should you not use excess solder on a PCB? a It makes the circuit stronger b It helps keep the component stable c It can cause short circuits and poor conductivity d It prevents short circuits 11 What is the first step in setting up a multimeter? a Connect the probes b Turn on the multimeter c Insert the battery d Set the measurement mode 12 Which probe is always inserted into the COM port? a Black b Red c Both d None 13 If you want to measure voltage, which port should the red probe be inserted into? a COM b mA c VΩ d 10A 14 1. Digital or analog multimeter 2. Electrical circuit or component to test 3. Multimeter probes (red and black) 4. User manual (optional) a Goal b Steps c Tools 15 To properly set up and use a multimeter for measuring voltage, current, and resistance in an electronic circuit. a Goal b Steps c Tools 16 1. Turn on the multimeter. (Press the power button) 2. Select mode → V (voltage), A (current), or Ω (resistance). 3. Insert probes → Black to COM, red to VΩ (voltage/resistance) or A (current). 4. Set range → Use auto-range or adjust manually. 5. Test (optional) → Touch probes together for resistance check. 6. Measure: Voltage → Probes across power source. Current → Connect in series. Resistance → Probes at both ends (power off). 7. Read display → Check the screen. 8. Turn off & store safely. a Goal b Steps c Tools 17 What should you do before measuring resistance in a circuit? a Keep the power ON b Set the multimeter to AC voltage c Connect the multimeter in series d Turn OFF the power supply 18 What setting should you use to measure current? a V b A c Ω d ACV 19 When measuring current, how should the multimeter be connected? a In parallel with the circuit b Directly to a power source c Across the resistor only d In series with the circuit 20 Why should you always select the highest range first on a manual multimeter? a To ensure the battery lasts longer b To make the display brighter c To avoid damaging the multimeter d To get an exact reading

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What is the purpose of procedure text?

Which of the following is NOT a common feature of procedure text?

Which sentence is an example of an Imperative sentence?

What type of conjunction is commonly used in a procedure text?

What is the function of action verbs in a procedure text?

What is the first step before soldering a component?

Why is flux used in soldering?

What happens if the soldering iron is too hot?

What should you do after soldering a component?

Why should you not use excess solder on a PCB?

What is the first step in setting up a multimeter?

Which probe is always inserted into the COM port?

If you want to measure voltage, which port should the red probe be inserted into?

1. Digital or analog multimeter 2. Electrical circuit or component to test 3. Multimeter probes (red and black) 4. User manual (optional)

To properly set up and use a multimeter for measuring voltage, current, and resistance in an electronic circuit.

What should you do before measuring resistance in a circuit?

What setting should you use to measure current?

When measuring current, how should the multimeter be connected?

Why should you always select the highest range first on a manual multimeter?