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Total questions: 39
Worksheet time: 20mins
atoms contain charged particles called
electrons and neutrons
protons and neutrons
Protons, neutrons, and electrons
protons and electrons
a region around a charged object where the object's electric force is exerted on other charged objects is an electric
power plant
field
outlet
socket
in static electricity charges
flow countiunsley
build up in an atom
build up on an object
flow intermittently
Charges can redistribute themselves by friction conduction polarization or
reduction
production
superconduction
induction
charges that are different repel each other
True
False attract
an electric field gets stronger the closer it is to the charge
true
false weaker
Charges do not transfer between objects in polarization or CONDUCTION
True
False induction
Lighting is an example of static discharge
True
False recharge
ELECTRIC CURRENT is the build-up of charges on an object
true
False static electrcity
Most objects have some overall charge
True
False no
The unit for the rate of current is the
ohm
volt
ampere
joule
all electrical devices contain electric
acid
circuits
motors
gears
potential electric current can be converted into
food
matter
heat
waste
which of the following does not determine the resistance of a wire
color
temperature
length
diameter
The amount of charge that passes through a wire in a given period of time is the rate of electric
resistance
voltage
field
current
The electrons in conductors move about ______freely than the electrons in insulators
more
less
Charges flow through wires because of differences in electric ______
potential
voltage
____is the measure of how difficult it is for charges to flow through an object
voltage
Resistance
is the difference in electric potential energy per charge between two points in a circuit
Ampere
voltage
Current flow is affected by the ____of an object (such as the lengths of a wire) that the charge flows through
area
propertys
when more branches are added to a parallel circuit
voltage decreases
resistance increases
voltage increases
resistance decreases
batteries and power plants are examples of
energy sources
energy conduction
energy transformation
energy conservation
The path of current in a circuit is completed by
a transformer
an energy source
conducting wires
an electrical device
resistance in a circuit is equal to voltage divided by
power
joules
power
current
Electrical energy in a circuit gets TRANSFORMED into other forms of energy such as mechanical energy
True
False
ISSAC NEWTON formulated ohms law
T
False George
Opening a switch breaks an electric device
T
F current
all electric circuits have the SAME basic features
True
False Different
Energy is always LOST in a circuit
F conserved
True
Most conductors have an INCONSTANT resistance regardless of the applied voltage
True
F constant
The power of a light bulb or applieance depends on
KIlo watts
Voltage and curent
fuses and ciruit breakerers
transformation of energy
The unit of power is the
kilowatt
watt
volt
amprere
as electric charges for the months
wattage
energy use
amperage
voltage
You can calculate current by MULT power by voltage
false div
True
Electric power is usually measured in WATTS
True
False ampere
The equation energy + power x CURRENT can be used to find the amount of energy used by an appliance
true
False time not current
A short circuit allows current to take the path of greatest
true
False least not greatest
Fuses and circuit GAUGES prevent circuits in a home from overheating
t
f strips
A circuit connected to earth with a three prong plug is RESISTANT
t
f grounded
