The little schoolhouse with its flagpole on top and its two doors in front, one for boys and the other for girls, stood on the crest of a hill, with rolling fields and meadows on one side, a stretch of pine woods on the other, and the river glinting and sparkling in the distance.
An ohmmeter is a device that measures the amount of electrical friction generated as electrons pass through an electrical conductor.
A megohmmeter, or megger as it is more commonly known, is an electrical test instrument designed to test extremely high resistances by producing a DC (direct current) voltage of between 300 and 15,000 volts.