22 2-62.   When you are measuring voltage using a voltmeter, where should you stand to view the meter reading? 1.    To the right of the meter only 2.    To the left of the meter only 3.    To the right or left of the meter, depending on your handedness 4.    Directly in front of the meter 2-63.   A multimeter is used to measure which of the following electrical properties? 1.    Voltage 2.    Current 3.    Resistance 4.    Each of the above 2-64.   Which of the following characteristics is an advantage of a volt-ohm meter? 1.    It replaces three separate meters 2.    There are no calibrations to be made 3.    It is the most accurate meter available 4.    It cannot be damaged A. SELECT RANGE SCALE B. SHORT ENDS OF PROBES TOGETHER C. ZERO THE METER USING THE ZERO ADJUST CONTROL Figure 2G.—Zeroadjust steps. IN ANSWERING QUESTION 2-65, REFER TO FIGURE 2G. 2-65.   Before you measure resistance, it is important that you calibrate (zero) the ohmmeter.  In what order should the actions in the figure be performed? 1.    A, B, and C 2.    B, C, and A 3.    C, B, and A 4.    B, A, and C 2-66.   On an ohmmeter, which of the following switches allows selection of ac or dc readings? 1.    ZERO-OHMS 2.    FUNCTION 3.    RANGE 4.    RESET 2-67.   Which of the following actions MUST be taken before resistance measurements are made in a circuit? 1.    All semiconductor devices must be removed from the circuit 2.    Expected measurements must be recorded 3.    The circuit must be completely de- energized 4.    The high range of the ohmmeter must be selected 2-68.   The power required to operate a basic ohmmeter comes from which of the following sources? 1.    Batteries 2.    An ac power supply 3.    Both 1 and 2 above 4.    A hand crank THIS SPACE LEFT BLANK INTENTIONALLY.