Lorenzo, Chholin H.

201212351
ECEN198

1. In reflection of radio wave, velocity of the incident ray is ___ to velocity of reflected ray.
a. equal c. inversely proportional
b. not equal d. greater
2. The absorption of radio wave is _____ when there is fog, rain, snow or when humidity increases.
a. increased greatly c. not affected
b. decreased greatly d. reduced
3. In refraction of radio wave, velocity of the incident ray is ___ to velocity of reflected ray.
a. equal c. inversely proportional
b. not equal d. greater
4. The direction of travelling radio wave is _____ to the wavefront.
a. parallel c. the same
b. perpendicular d. opposite
5. The ground wave signal should be ____ for it to propagate along earths ground.
a. horizontally polarized c. unpolarized
b. vertically polarized d. none of the choices
6. To maximize the skip distance, it is desirable to use the _____ frequency and the ____ angle possible.
a. highest, smallest c. lowest, smallest
b. highest, biggest d. lowest, biggest
7. The ____ propagation method becomes compulsory when frequency generally exceeds 30 MHz and
beyond up to 300GHz.
a. ground waves c. sky waves
b. surface waves d. space waves
8. Some antennas produce this kind of polarization, in which the electric and magnetic
fields rotate as they leave the antenna.
a. vertical c. circular
b. horizontal d. directional
9. The shape of the electromagnetic energy radiated from or received by that antenna.
a. radiation pattern c. polarization
b. directivity d. gain
10. An antenna made up of a driven element and one or more parasitic elements.
a. discone c. monopole
b. Yagi-Uda d. dipole
11. The bending of a wave due to the physical makeup of the medium through which the wave passes.
a. reflection c. diffraction
b. refraction d. dispersion
12. The bouncing of a wave due to the physical makeup of the medium through which the wave passes.
a. reflection c. diffraction
b. refraction d. dispersion
13. The ratio of speed of light in vacuum to that of the speed of light in the medium.
a. SWR c. ERP
b. index of refraction d. front-to-back ratio
14. A type of radio wave propagation that follows the curvature of the earth.
a. ground waves c. both a and b
b. surface waves d. neither a nor b
15. A type of radio wave propagation in which signals are radiated by the antenna into the upper
atmosphere, where they are bent back to earth.
a. ground waves c. sky waves
b. surface waves d. space waves
16. The layer of the ionosphere which is the farthest from the sun and least ionized.
a. D c. F2
b. E d. F1
17. AM broadcast signals are propagated primarily by _____ waves during the day and by ___ waves at
night.
a. sky; ground c. sky; space
b. surface; sky d. ground; sky
18. A type of radio wave propagation where a direct wave travels in a straight line directly from the
transmitting antenna to the receiving antenna.
 a. ground waves c. sky waves
b. surface waves d. space waves
19. This happens very often in high-frequency sky-wave propagation and in microwave space-wave
propagation.
a. interference c. reflection
b. absorption d. fading
20. The highest frequency that will be returned by the ionosphere at a given point.
a. HF c. LF
b. MUF d. VHF
21. The radiation ________ when more surface area of the wire is exposed to the atmosphere.
a. is enhanced c. is decreased
b. remains the same d. is zero
22. The product of antenna input power and antenna gain.
a. SWR c. ERP
b. index of refraction d. front-to-back ratio
23. The antenna resistance component/s:
a. radiation resistance c. both a and b
b. ohmic resistance d. neither a nor b
24. A property of antenna that refers to the orientation of magnetic and electric fields with respect to
earth.
a. Directivity c. Radiation pattern
b. Polarization d. Gain

25. A type of antenna with two pieces of wire, rod, or tubing that are one-quarter wavelength long at the
operating resonant frequency.

a. Monopole c. Log-periodic
b. Hertzian d. Marconi

26. Radiation pattern of a monopole antenna.

a. Bidirectional c. Omnidirectional
b. Unidirectional d. Figure eight

27. The actual power going to the antenna multiplied by its gain with respect to an isotropic radiator.
a. EIRP c. Power
 b. ERP d. Gain
28. The ratio of the maximum to the average radiation intensity for an antenna.
a. Directivity c. Gain
b. Polarization d. SWR

29. A device that radiate or receive electromagnetic radiation at radio frequency.

a. Transmission Line c. Transceiver
b. MODEM d. Antenna

30. The region directly around the antenna where the electric and magnetic fields are distinct.
a. Radiation pattern c. Far-field region
b. Near-field region d. Minor lobe