Group 8

Devina Nurapipah

Febri Alvianto

Ilham Tegar P

Chapter VIII

1. Crocodile clips are devices that can be used for the assembly of a circuit. (Page 47
Paragraph 1)

 Crocodile clips are defineddd as devices that can be used for the assembly of a
circuit.

 Crocodile clips refer to devices that can be used for the assembly of a circuit.

 Devices that can be used for the assembly of a circuit are known as Crocodile clips

 Devices that can be used for the assembly of a circuit are called Crocodile clips.

2. Prototyping is the ability to put a particular idea to test by preparing a model from which
other circuits are developed. (Page 48 VIII.C Paragraph 1)

 Prototyping is defineddd as the ability to put a particular idea to test by preparing a

model from which other circuits are developed.

 Prototyping refers to the ability to put a particular idea to test by preparing a model
from which other circuits are developed.

 The ability to put a particular idea to test by preparing a model from which other
circuits are developed is known as Prototyping.

 The ability to put a particular idea to test by preparing a model from which other
circuits are developed is called Prototyping.

3. Soldering is a process that involves (at least) 2 metals (or any conductive material); the 2
 metals are joined by flowing and melting. (Page 49 VIII.F Paragraph 1)

 Soldering is defineddd as a process that involves (at least) 2 metals (or any
conductive material); the 2 metals are joined by flowing and melting.

 Soldering refers to a process that involves (at least) 2 metals (or any conductive
material); the 2 metals are joined by flowing and melting.

 A process that involves (at least) 2 metals (or any conductive material); the 2 metals
are joined by flowing and melting is known as soldering.

 A process that involves (at least) 2 metals (or any conductive material); the 2 metals
are joined by flowing and melting is called soldering.

4. Power supplies are components that enable the supplementation of a wide range of electric
current and voltage levels. (Page 48 VIII.D Paragraph 3)
 Power supplies are definedd as components that enable the supplementation of a wide
range of electric current and voltage levels.
 Power supplies refers to components that enable the supplementation of a wide range of
electric current and voltage levels.
 Components that enable the supplementation of a wide range of electric current and
voltage levels are known as Power supplies.
 Components that enable the supplementation of a wide range of electric current and
voltage levels are called Power supplies.

5. Bread-boarding, therefore, is the process of creating a circuit prototype in a board to

resemble the operations of a real circuit. (Page 48 VIII.D Line 2)
 Bread-boarding, therefore, is defined as the process of creating a circuit prototype in a
board to resemble the operations of a real circuit.
 Bread-boarding, therefore, refers to the process of creating a circuit prototype in a board
to resemble the operations of a real circuit.
 Therefore, is the process of creating a circuit prototype in a board to resemble the
operations of a real circuit is known as bread- boarding.
  Therefore, is the process of creating a circuit prototype in a board to resemble the
operations of a real circuit is called bread- boarding.

6. Chips are legs that come out of both sides of a breadboards; these components fit perfectly
and serve as connectors of different parts. (Page 48 VIII.D Paragraph 3)
 Chips are defined as legs that come out of both sides of a breadboards; these components
fit perfectly and serve as connectors of different parts.
 Chips refers to legs that come out of both sides of a breadboards; these components fit
perfectly and serve as connectors of different part.
 legs that come out of both sides of a breadboards; these components fit perfectly and
serve as connectors of different parts are known as chips.
 legs that come out of both sides of a breadboards; these components fit perfectly and
serve as connectors of different parts are called chips.

7. Power Rails are vertical metal rows strips that are adjacent to terminals; through these
components, easy access to a power source can be provided. (Page 48 VIII.D Paragraph
3)
 Power Rails are defined as vertical metal rows strips that are adjacent to terminals;
through these components, easy access to a power source can be provided.
 Power Rails refers to vertical metal rows strips that are adjacent to terminals; through
these components, easy access to a power source can be provided.
 Vertical metal rows strips that are adjacent to terminals; through these components, easy
access to a power source can be provided are known as Power Rails.
 Vertical metal rows strips that are adjacent to terminals; through these components, easy
access to a power source can be provided are called Power Rails.

8. Terminals are horizontal metal row strips that are adjacent to power rails; through these
components, wires are allowed to be inserted, then, be held intact. (Page 48 VIII.D
Paragraph 3)
 Terminals are definedd as horizontal metal row strips that are adjacent to power rails;
through these components, wires are allowed to be inserted, then, be held intact.
 Terminals refers to horizontal metal row strips that are adjacent to power rails; through
 these components, wires are allowed to be inserted, then, be held intact.
 Horizontal metal row strips that are adjacent to power rails; through these components,
wires are allowed to be inserted, then, be held intact are known as Terminals.
 Horizontal metal row strips that are adjacent to power rails; through these components,
wires are allowed to be inserted, then, be held intact are called Terminals.

9. Stripping (wire) is a skill that promotes secure electrical connections; it involves the
knowledge on various types of wires, thickness of wires, and how to maintain a solid grip.
(Page 49 VIII.E Paragraph 2)
 Stripping (wire) is difined as skill that promotes secure electrical connections; it involves
the knowledge on various types of wires, thickness of wires, and how to maintain a solid
grip.
 Stripping (wire) refer to a skill that promotes secure electrical connections; it involves
the knowledge on various types of wires, thickness of wires, and how to maintain a solid
grip.
 A skill that promotes secure electrical connections; it involves the knowledge on various
types of wires, thickness of wires, and how to maintain a solid grip are known as Stripping
(wire).
 A skill that promotes secure electrical connections; it involves the knowledge on various
types of wires, thickness of wires, and how to maintain a solid grip are called Stripping
(wire).

10. Drilling is a skill that focuses on the proper drilling (of holes) in a circuit, then, making
sure that electrical connections can remain intact. (Page 49 VIII.E Paragraph 2)

 Drilling is difined as a skill that focuses on the proper drilling (of holes) in a circuit,
then, making sure that electrical connections can remain intact.

 Drilling refers to a skill that focuses on the proper drilling (of holes) in a circuit, then,
making sure that electrical connections can remain intact.

 A skill that focuses on the proper drilling (of holes) in a circuit, then, making sure that
electrical connections can remain intact is known as Drilling.
 A skill that focuses on the proper drilling (of holes) in a circuit, then, making sure that
electrical connections can remain intact is called Drilling.