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IPC Electricity

Total questions: 20

Worksheet time: 2hrs 40mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

Which value best represents the resistance of a toaster that draws 12 amps of electricity on a 120 volt line?

a)

0.1 Ohms

b)

132 Ohms

c)

10 Ohms

d)

1440 Ohms

2.

What is the current in a copper wire that has a resistance of 2 ohms and is connected to a 9-volt electrical source?

a)

4.5 amps

b)

.22 amps

c)

11.0 amps

d)

18.0 amps

3.

How much current is flowing through the pictured circuit?

a)

12.5 amps

b)

.4.0 amps

c)

3.1 amps

d)

0.32 amps

4.

Which circuit is built so that if one light goes out, the other three bulbs will continue to glow

a)

A

b)

B

c)

C

d)

D

5.

Why are most household circuits parallel rather than series?

a)

Parallel circuits carry less current than series circuits

b)

Parallel circuits allow some lights to be used when others are off

c)

Parallel circuits don't require fuses

d)

Parallel circuits are easier to build

6.

Which switch if opened, will cause the light bulb to stop glowing?

a)

T

b)

S

c)

Q

d)

R

7.

Removal of which lightbulb will interrupt the circuit and cause all the other bulbs to fail to glow?

a)

Lightbulb T

b)

Lightbulb S

c)

Lightbulb R

d)

Lightbulb Q

8.

Copper is a good electrical conductor and used in electric circuits because-

a)

electrons flow readily through the metal

b)

no electrons flowing through the metal

c)

it has a high melting point

d)

it is a good insulator

9.

A 100-watt lightbulb is lighted by a 100-volt power source. Which value represents the current flowing through the bulb?

a)

10000 amperes

b)

200 amperes

c)

1 ampere

d)

100 amperes

10.

The picture shows an incomplete circuit. To complete this as a series circuit in which both lighbulbs will glow, a wire must connect these points:

a)

Q & S

b)

R & S

c)

Q & T

d)

R & T

11.

The values shown in the table are a measure of how much current will flow in a standard sample of metal. Which metal is the best conductor?

a)

Aluminum

b)

Silver

c)

Iron

d)

Copper

12.

An open circuit

a)

allows electricity to flow

b)

requires little voltage

c)

does not allow electricity to flow

d)

has no resistance

13.

How much current is flowing through the circuit shown?

a)

1.81 amps

b)

8.0 amps

c)

14.5 amps

d)

0.55 amps

14.

When a piece of glass is inserted into a simple circuit, the lightbulb of the circuit does not light up. Under these conditions this would mean the glass is a(n)

a)

resistor

b)

insulator

c)

conductor

d)

capacitor

15.

A 6.2 volt battery sends a 0.44 amp current through a miniature lightbulb. Calculate the resistance for the bulb. Give the answer in ohms, using two decimal places.

a)

2.72 ohms

b)

.0710 ohms

c)

14.09 ohms

d)

27.20 ohms

16.

I. When one component of the circuit goes out, the rest continue working

II. Additional components can be added without increasing resistance

III. There is one pathway for the electrical current to pass through.


Which advantages above only apply to parallel circuits?

a)

I only

b)

II only

c)

I, II, and III

d)

I and II

17.

A negatively charged rod is held near an uncharged metal ball. This will cause the metal ball to--

a)

become polar

b)

be unaffected

c)

become positively charged

d)

become negatively charged

18.

Which of the following would demonstrate an electrical force that is repelling the two objects?

a)

A positively charged object and a negatively charged object

b)

A negatively charged object and a neutral object

c)

Two positively charged objects

d)

Two neutral objects

19.

A positively charged object is placed a short distance from a negatively charged object. What would happen to the objects if the distance between them doubled? The objects would--

a)

repel each other with less force

b)

attract each other with greater force

c)

repel each other with greater force

d)

attract each other with less force

20.

In this circuit, how much current flows through the bulb?

a)

1.50 amps

b)

.75 amps

c)

2.0 amps

d)

3.0 amps