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P6 Final Exam 2018

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30 questions

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All about force and electricity

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What is the name for negative charges?

Protons

Electrons

Neutrons

Atoms

Which charges are free to move from one object to another?

Electrons

Protons

Neutrons

Diptons

If an object has more PROTONS than electrons, what is the charge?

Negative

Neutral

positive

None of the above

The act of charging materials by rubbing them together is called:

Charging by contact

Charging by friction

Charging by induction

Charging by reflex

Image A above shows an object that is:

Positive

Negative

Neutral

None of the above

Image B above shows an object that is:

Positive

Negative

Neutral

None of the above

Image C above shows an object that is:

Positive

Negative

Neutral

None of the above

Image D above shows an object that is:

Positive

Negative

Neutral

None of the above

If you bring a charged object near, but not touching an object, the process is called:

Charging by contact

Charging by friction

Charging by Induction

None of the above

You rub a neutral object with a cloth. Which particles are transferred to the cloth?

Protons

Electrons

Neutrons

Nerons

When you charge by contact the object will get what charge fromthe charged object?

It will get the same charge

It will get the opposite charge

It will get no charge

None of the above

Which of the following is NOT an insulator?

wood

Plastic

copper

Glass

Which of the following is NOT a conductor?

Water

Metal

Rubber

You

What is missing in the circuit above?

Bulb

Wire

Switch

cell

What is missing in the circuit above?

Bulb

Wire

Switch

Cell

What is missing in the circuit above?

Bulb

Wire

Switch

cell

Bulb

Wire

Switch

Cell

For what  is this electrical symbol?

resistor

cell

buzzer

closed switch

For what  is this electrical symbol?

open swich

motor

buzzer

closed switch

For what  is this electrical symbol?

parrallel electric circuit

parallel open electrical circuit

series electrical circuit

series incomplete electrical circuit

For what  is this electrical symbol?

parallel complete electrical circuit

series complete electrical circuit

parallel open electrical circiut

series open electrical circuit

When electric current creates magnetism it is known as:

electricity

current

electromagnetism

resultan force

To complete a circuit the switch must be:

open

closed

unattached

none of the above

In a parallel circiut the current________________________.

splits and goes through two components.

makes one circle

stays in one path

None of the above

In a series circuit, if one bulb goes out_________________________________.

the all go out

the rest stay on

half stay on and half go out

nothing happens

Circuit 'B' in the diagram above is a parrallel circuit.

True

False

Circuit 'B' has no electrical wire.

True

False

In circuit ‘A’ if one bulb is broken the other will not work.

True

False

When the switches are open the current goes through the path.

True

False

When the switches are closed the current goes through the path.

True

False