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WorksheetsVoltage and Current
Total questions: 89
Worksheet time: 16hrs 27mins
In a parallel circuit if one of the light bulbs breaks the rest _________.
of the light bulbs break also
can still light up
will go out
The current in a wire is 1.2kA. What is the current in Amps?
120A
12A
0.12A
1200A
Current is...
A measure of the difference in energy
How difficult it is for electrons to flow
The rate of flow of charge
The temperature of the wire
What is wrong with this circuit diagram?
There is only one cell
The ammeter should be connected in series
A ammeter should be connected in parallel
Which ammeter will have the biggest reading?
Ammeter 1
Ammeter 2
They will be the same
What will the current be for ammeter 1?
Less than 10A
More than 10A
10A
What is the current for ammeter 2?
10A
5A
15A
What will happen if bulb B is removed?
Bulbs A and C will dim
The circuit will be over
All of the bulbs will go out
The other bulbs will remain lit
What is the current on the other ammeter?
0.15A
0.15a
0.3A
0.3a
0.075A
This is a series circuit. What value will be shown on the other ammeter?
0.3A
0.3a
0.15A
0.6A
0.6a
What is the current?
0.3A
0.15A
0.6A
0.15a
0.3a
If a wire has 50 amps of current running through it, how many coulombs of charge would you expect to pass through it in 5 seconds?
10
45
250
0.1
If 300 coulombs of charge pass through a wire in 10 seconds, what amperage would the current have?
310
3000
0.03
30
If a wire has 28 amps of current running through it how many seconds would it take for 84 coulombs of charge to pass through it?
3
56
2352
112
If you were to measure 1224 coulombs of charge pass through a wire in 12 seconds, what would the amperage of the current be?
1236
14688
102
0.01
Is there are 44 amps of current, and it runs through a wire for 11 seconds, how many coulombs of charge will pass through the wire?
4
0.24
484
33
If there are 15 amps running through a wire and you measure 2,700 coulombs running through it, how many MINUTES would
180
3
5
40,500
A current of 0.5 A flows in a circuit. Calculate the charge flowing through the circuit in one minute.
0.5 C
30 C
120 C
What is the current on the other ammeter?
0.15A
0.15a
0.3A
0.3a
0.075A
This is a series circuit. What value will be shown on the other ammeter?
0.3A
0.3a
0.15A
0.6A
0.6a
What is the current?
0.3A
0.15A
0.6A
0.15a
0.3a
What is the voltage of the 2 cells?
3V
1.5V
6V
3v
1.5v
What is the potential difference over the second bulb?
4.5V
9V
1V
3V
0V
The cell provides a voltage of 1.5V to this parallel circuit. If the bulbs both have the same resistance, what will be correct voltage for each of the bulbs? (2 marks)
middle bulb = 1.5V
middle bulb = 3V
bottom bulb = 3V
bottom bulb = 1.5V
both bulbs have a voltage of 0.75V
What is the voltage shown on V1?
3V
1.5V
6V
0.75V
1V
What is the voltage shown on V2?
3V
1.5V
6V
0.75V
1V
What is the current shown on A1?
0.2V
0.2A
0.4A
0.1A
3V
What is the current shown on A2?
0.2V
0.2A
0.4A
0.1A
3V
If a wire has 50 amps of current running through it, how many coulombs of charge would you expect to pass through it in 5 seconds?
10
45
250
0.1
If 300 coulombs of charge pass through a wire in 10 seconds, what amperage would the current have?
310
3000
0.03
30
If a wire has 28 amps of current running through it how many seconds would it take for 84 coulombs of charge to pass through it?
Q = I x t
(you must rearrange this equation)
3
56
2352
112
Is there are 44 amps of current, and it runs through a wire for 11 seconds, how many coulombs of charge will pass through the wire?
Q = I x t
4
0.24
484
33
A current of 0.5 A flows in a circuit. Calculate the charge flowing through the circuit in one minute.
0.5 C
30 C
120 C
Electrons exist throughout the wire even when current is not flowing.
true
false
not sure
Current is...
...measured in volts with an voltmeter
...measured in volts with an ammeter
...measured in Amps with an voltmeter
...measured in Amps with an ammeter
Which answer best describes the voltage of a battery?
how long it will last for
how strongly it can push the current
how fast the current will be
how large the battery is
What is the ammeter measuring?
the size of the current flowing through the bulb
the brightness of the bulb
the voltage of the battery
the size of the current that the bulb uses up
Which is the correct description of how current flows in a circuit?
A very long circuit is set up that goes around the whole science lab.
What happens when the switch is turned on and why?
the bulb turns on after a second as the current takes time to reach the bulb
the bulb turns on after a split second as the current travels quickly to the bulb
the bulb turns on instantaneously as the electrons all start moving at the same time
I'm not really sure
A motor is added to this circuit.
What happens and why?
Both ammeter readings stay the same because the batteries are pushing just as hard.
Both ammeter readings go down together because the motor slows down the current everywhere in the circuit by the same amount.
Both ammeter readings go down but ammeter 1 is still higher than ammeter 2 because the motor uses up some current, the bulb uses up a bit too.
Ammeter 1 goes down more because the motor slows down the current more on the left.
Which bulb will be the brightest and why?
A because it is designed for torches
B because it has the most electricity in it
C because it has the largest voltage so it pushes the biggest current
they are all the same because the bulbs are the same
A circuit consists of 2 batteries and a bulb.
The bulb is lit very brightly.
What will happen to the brightness of the bulb and why?
the bulb gets brighter because there is less resistance
the bulb gets dimmer because there is a lower voltage, so it pushes a smaller current round
the bulb gets dimmer because there is less energy than before
A 3V battery is added to a circuit with a 1.5V as shown in the diagram.
What happens to the bulb?
it is lit brighter than before as the voltage is now 4.5V
it is not lit because the bulb is connected to both positive terminals
it is the same as before because the batteries cancel out and the new voltage is 1.5V
it is not lit because current cannot go the wrong way through a battery
