1. Welcome to Who Wants to be a Millionaire
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4. What charge does an electron have?15
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What charge does an electron have? 11
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A: Positive
B: Negative
C: Neutral
D: Zero

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When electrons are “wiped” from one surface to another, this is considered charging by _______________. 14
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C: Friction 6
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A: Induction
B: Conduction
C: Friction
D: Insulation

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This type of material does not allow electricity to flow through it easily. 14
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A: An Insulator 6
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A: An Insulator
B: Metal
C: A Conductor
D: Copper

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10. The picture below represents a _____________.15
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The picture below represents a _____________. 14
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A: Electromagnet
B: Generator
C: Parallel Circuit
D: Series Circuit

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You add another load to a circuit and this increases the resistance within the circuit. What will happen to the current? 13
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C: It will go down 6
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A: Nothing
B: It will go up
C: It will go down
D: It will stop

13. You’ve Reached the $1,000 Milestone! Congratulations! Congratulations!

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15. Which of the following is NOT an essential part of a circuit?15
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A: Conductor
B: Energy Source
C: Load
D: Magnet

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17. Current is measured in this unit.15
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Current is measured in this unit. 12
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B: Amps 6
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A: Hertz
B: Amps
C: Ohms
D: Volts

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19. If a light bulb burns out in the circuit below, the remaining bulbs will ___________.15
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C: Stay Lit 6
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A: Dim
B: Go Out
C: Stay Lit
D: Break

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When electric current is passed through a coil of wire a(n) ____________ is created. 13
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A: Solenoid 6
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A: Solenoid
B: Generator
C: Motor
D: Electromagnet

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23. In order to increase current you can add more ____________.15
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In order to increase current you can add more ____________. 13
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A: Wire
B: Resistance
C: Voltage
D: Amps

24. You’ve Reached the $32,000 Milestone! Congratulations!

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Which of the following is NOT a way to increase the strength of an electromagnet? 14
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A: Add more coils
B: Use a larger core
C: Add resistance to the circuit
D: Add more current

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28. If an object has a negative charge it means it has _________.15
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If an object has a negative charge it means it has _________. 14
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A: Lost Protons
B: Gained Electrons
C: Gained Protons
D: Lost Electrons

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30. If the lights are off it means the circuit is _______.15
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A: Closed
B: Open

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If you add a bulb to the circuit below, what will happen to the original bulbs? 14
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A: Nothing
B: They will go out
C: They will get brighter
D: They will dim

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34. In a motor, electrical energy is converted to _______________, in a generator mechanical energy is converted to ____________. 15
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C. mechanical/electrical 6
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A: light/light
B: mechanical/light
C: mechanical/electrical
D: light/electrical

35. YOU WIN $1 MILLION DOLLARS!