Question

1 Which classification of tool does a pull-push rule belong to?
a. boring tool
b. pounding tool
c. measuring tool
d. driving tool
2. Which instrument is used to measure electric current?
a. ammeter
b. ohmmeter
c. Voltmeter
d. wattmeter
3. Which tool is used to test the line wire or circuit if there is current in it?
a. wire gauge
b. pull-push rule
c. test light
d. ruler
4 Which is used to bore holes on thin metals?
a. portable drill
b hammer drill
c. portable grinder
d. chisel​

Answer 1

Answer:

1 . boring tool

2. ammeter

3. test light

4. protable drill

Answer 2

The answers to the above-given questions are as follows:

• The correct answer is OPTION C: Measuring Tool

1. A push-pull rule is a rolled-up measuring tape.
2. It determines an object's length, width, and straightness.
3. A rule or tape is used when precision isn't required.
4. They are made of wood, metal, linen, or fiberglass and can be rigid or flexible.

• The correct answer is OPTION A: Ammeter

1. An ammeter measures the current flowing through a circuit.
2. The units used to measure electric currents are amperes.
3. Normally, the ammeter is connected to the current-measurement circuit in series.
4. The voltage drop in the circuit being monitored is unaffected by a low-resistance ammeter.

• The correct answer is OPTION C: Test-light

1. A test light, test lamp, voltage tester, or mains tester is an electronic test tool used to see if a piece of equipment is powered by electricity.
2. A test lamp is less expensive and easier to use than a multimeter when evaluating voltage on a conductor.

• The correct answer is OPTION A: Portable Drill

1. A cordless drill is an electric drill with rechargeable batteries.
2. Drills are commonly used to cut circular holes in materials and to insert screws and other threaded fasteners.