Transistors - Quiz Quiz

Question 1

What can a transistor do in order to fulfill its function in a circuit? Choose three correct answers.

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B: control its own semiconductance; D: act like an insulator; E: act like a conductor

Question 2

Question 2

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D: [Dropdown 1] transistor

Question 3

Which is a dopant for a p-type semiconductor?

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C: indium

Question 4

Which statement is true for both types of transistors?

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B: The base is between the collector and the emitter.

Question 5

Which lists the layers in a PNP transistor from the least negative to the most negative?

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A: emitter, base, collector

Question 6

Which best describes the two main functions of transistors in circuits?

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D: switching and amplifying

Question 7

Which best describes an example of a p-type semiconductor?

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B: It uses boron so that electrical conduction is due to the movement of a positive charge.

Question 8

Angela sees a puzzle that uses a board with 20 holes drilled into it. There are 18 pegs in the holes, and the goal of the puzzle is to move the pegs by hopping them into the open holes until both holes are at one end of the board. How could Angela use the puzzle to model semiconductors?

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A: as an n-type semiconductor with the pegs representing electrons and the holes representing positive charges

Question 9

In which type of transistor does current flow from the base to the emitter?

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C: an NPN transistor, which has a p-type base

Question 10

Which is a dopant for a semiconductor that conducts electricity due to the movement of positive charges?

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D: thallium

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