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Created by Terri Street Copyright, 2000
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Click to return to question, Cont-P to switch to the pen, cross out two incorrect answers, then Cont-A to switch back to pointer.
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B. Electrons B. Electrons C. Atoms C. Atoms A. Protons A. Protons D. Neutrons D. Neutrons Electricity is the movement of charged particles, usually…..
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Back to Board B. Electrons
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A. Copper A. Copper C. Wood C. Wood B. Tin B. Tin D. Graphite D. Graphite Which of the following is an insulator?
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Back to Board C. Wood
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A. Switch A. Switch C. Rheostat C. Rheostat B. Bulb B. Bulb D. Battery D. Battery This symbol represents a …
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Back to Board B. Bulb
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D. coloured symbols D. coloured symbols C. use pencil C. use pencil B. 90° corners B. 90° corners A. Straight lines A. Straight lines Which of the following is not a rule for drawing circuit diagrams?
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Back to Board D. Coloured symbols
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A. Resistor A. Resistor C. Bulb C. Bulb D. Fuse D. Fuse B. Variable resistor B. Variable resistor Rheostat is another name for a …
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Back to Board B. Variable resistor
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A. Resistance A. Resistance C. Current C. Current B. Voltage B. Voltage D. Power D. Power Flow of electrons is known as the...
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Back to Board C. Current
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A. Current A. Current C. Resistance C. Resistance B. Voltage B. Voltage D. Power D. Power Energy gained or lost is known as the …
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Back to Board B. Voltage
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A. Current meter A. Current meter C. Ammeter C. Ammeter B. Voltmeter B. Voltmeter D. Rheostat D. Rheostat The instrument used to measure current is called a…
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Back to Board C. Ammeter
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A. Watt A. Watt D. Amp D. Amp The unit of current is the… C. Ohm C. Ohm B. Volt B. Volt
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Back to Board D. Amp
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Voltage is calculated by… A. Voltage x current C. current/Resistance B. Resistance/current D. Resistance x current
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Back to Board D. Resistance x current
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A. Battery lasts A. Battery lasts longer Which of the following is not an advantage of a parallel circuit? C. Bulbs can work C. Bulbs can work independently B. bulbs same B. bulbs same brightness D. Bulbs work if D. Bulbs work if one blows
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Back to Board A. Battery lasts longer
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B. the same in B. the same in Voltage in a parallel circuit is … all branches A. different in A. different in C. divided equally in C. divided equally in D. shared between D. shared between
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Back to Board B. The same in
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C. 4.5 volts C. 4.5 volts A 9v battery is connected in series to 2 bulbs, 1 bulb uses 4.5 units of energy. How much does the other bulb use? A. 4.5 watts A. 4.5 watts B. 9 volts B. 9 volts D. 4.5 amps D. 4.5 amps
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Back to Board C. 4.5 volts
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C. All the same C. All the same In a parallel circuit 2,4 and 6 amps flow in branch a,b and c respectively. Which branch has the brightest bulb? A. branch a A. branch a D. branch c D. branch c B. branch b B. branch b
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Back to Board C. All the same
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A. 12v bright A. 12v bright 2x 6v dimmer A 2 branch parallel circuit is built containing a 12v battery and 3 bulbs. What is the voltage and brightness of each bulb? B. 12v bright B. 12v bright 2x 6v bright D. 12v dim D. 12v dim 2x 6v bright C. 3 x 12v bright C. 3 x 12v bright
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A. 12v bright, 2x 6v dimmer
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