Just as electric charges, opposite poles in magnets _____ each other.

attract

negate

repel

support
2.
Match with the correct unit of measure.
SI unit of current = 1 C/s

ampere

joule

watt

coulomb
3.
Choose the best answer.

An electrical circuit is opened when a _____ senses an overloaded circuit.

diode

circuit breaker

capacitor

resistor
4.
Match with the correct unit of measure.
Unit of electrical resistance = resistance between two points of a conductor when a constant potential difference of 1 volt, applied to these points, produces a current of 1 ampere in the conductor

ohm

coulomb

farad

volt
5.
Choose the best answer.

One light bulb in a set of Christmas lights goes out and the entire set quits working because the light bulbs are in a(n) _____ circuit.

parallel

direct

series

alternate
6.
Choose the best answer.

If the switch in an electrical circuit is turned OFF in a lamp's circuit, the circuit is _____ and the charges are not running through the circuit.

opened

undisturbed

closed

completed
7.
Match with the correct unit of measure.
SI Unit of capacitance the charge in coulomb that a capacitor will accept for the potential across it to change 1 volt

joule

farad

coulomb

watt
8.
Choose the best answer.

Explain why high voltage power lines are more efficient than lower voltage lines carrying the same power.

The I2R losses are less because the current is less for the same amount of power.

Power stations can be built larger.

Copper can be used in transmission lines.

Power losses are less because higher current can be used.
9.
Choose the best answer.

When current flows from a battery's positive terminal, through the circuit, and then back to the battery's negative terminal, that is _____.

a diode

alternating current

a dielectric

direct current
10.
Choose the best answer.

If a machine utilized 1,502 watts and the current that ran through it was 14 amperes, what voltage was applied?

190 V

17 J/C

107 V

17 amps
11.
Choose the best answer.

One pole's attraction for another on a magnet creates lines of _____ between the poles.

electricity

projection

repulsion

force
12.
Match with the correct unit of measure.
Unit of electric potential 1 joule of energy per coulomb of charge, J/C

watt

ohm

coulomb

volt
13.
Match with the correct unit of measure.
SI unit of electric charge; the amount of electric charge by a current of one amp in 1 second.

watt

farad

ampere

coulomb
14.
Choose the best answer.

Ohm's law is written as _____.

15.
Choose the best answer.

What units are used to measure an electrical system's current?

volts

watts

ohms

amperes (amps)
16.
Choose the best answer.

Since a magnet has a north and a south pole it is _____.

dipolar

polar

extrapolar

monopolar
17.
Choose the best answer.

Conventional current flows _____.

from high to low

from negative to positive

from positive to negative

from low to high
18.
Choose the best answer.

The amount of power delivered by a circuit carrying one ampere of current with a one-volt difference in one second is measured in watts and is called _____.

a dielectric

electric power

a diode

direct current
19.
Choose the best answer.

To limit a current by impeding the flow of charges, _____ are installed.

metals

insulators

resistors

charges
20.
Choose the best answer.

A system's resistance is measured in _____.

volts

watts

amperes (amps)

ohms
21.
Choose the best answer.

A conductor has low _____ while an insulator has high resistance.

resistance

flammability

conductivity

density
22.
Choose the best answer.

The rate at which electric _____ move through a conductor is the current.

charges

insulators

metals

resistors
23.
Choose the best answer.

Certain _____ are better conductors than others.

magnetic fields

capacitors

metals

insulators
24.
Choose the best answer.

If you want a material that an electric current can go through, you use a(n) _____.

magnetic field

conductor

insulator

capacitor
25.
Choose the best answer.

A protective device called a ______ has a conductor that burns through if a circuit is overloaded.

generator

fuse

capacitor

diode
26.
Choose the best answer.

If too many appliances are attached to one electric circuit you risk overloading the circuit due to _____.

excess current

excess resistance

excess electric potential

excess voltage
27.
Match with the correct unit of measure.
Unit of power = 1 joule per second

farad

ampere

watt

joule
28.
Choose the best answer.

Four electrical components in a(n) _____ circuit possess four different complete circuits.

parallel

direct

alternate

series
29.
Choose the best answer.

If the switch in an electrical circuit is turned ON in an electric train's circuit, the circuit is _____ and the charges are running through the circuit.

closed

open

incomplete

undisturbed
30.
Choose the best answer.

A material that resists an electric current from passing through it is a(n) _____.

conductor

capacitor

insulator

magnetic field
31.
Choose the best answer.

When the electric potential in a generator shifts back and forth _____ is created.

a dielectric

a diode

direct current

alternating current
32.
Choose the best answer.

To measure a system's electrical potential you use _____.

ohms

amperes (amps)

volts

watts
33.
Choose the best answer.

A circuit's _____ is affected by the material type, the conducting wire's length and width, the temperature of the materials in the circuit, plus the component that are added to the circuit.

resistance

color

size

density

1 answer

Here are the answers to the questions you provided:

  1. Just as electric charges, opposite poles in magnets attract each other.
  2. Match with the correct unit of measure: SI unit of current = 1 C/s → ampere
  3. Choose the best answer: An electrical circuit is opened when a _____ senses an overloaded circuit. → circuit breaker
  4. Match with the correct unit of measure: Unit of electrical resistance = resistance between two points of a conductor when a constant potential difference of 1 volt, applied to these points, produces a current of 1 ampere in the conductor → ohm
  5. Choose the best answer: One light bulb in a set of Christmas lights goes out and the entire set quits working because the light bulbs are in a(n) _____ circuit. → series
  6. Choose the best answer: If the switch in an electrical circuit is turned OFF in a lamp's circuit, the circuit is _____ and the charges are not running through the circuit. → opened
  7. Match with the correct unit of measure: SI Unit of capacitance the charge in coulomb that a capacitor will accept for the potential across it to change 1 volt → farad
  8. Choose the best answer: Explain why high voltage power lines are more efficient than lower voltage lines carrying the same power. → The I²R losses are less because the current is less for the same amount of power.
  9. Choose the best answer: When current flows from a battery's positive terminal, through the circuit, and then back to the battery's negative terminal, that is _____. → direct current
  10. Choose the best answer: If a machine utilized 1,502 watts and the current that ran through it was 14 amperes, what voltage was applied? → 107 V (Since Power = Voltage × Current → V = Power / Current = 1502 W / 14 A)
  11. Choose the best answer: One pole's attraction for another on a magnet creates lines of _____ between the poles. → force
  12. Match with the correct unit of measure: Unit of electric potential 1 joule of energy per coulomb of charge, J/C → volt
  13. Match with the correct unit of measure: SI unit of electric charge; the amount of electric charge by a current of one amp in 1 second. → coulomb
  14. Choose the best answer: Ohm's law is written as _____. → V = I × R (Voltage = Current × Resistance)
  15. Choose the best answer: What units are used to measure an electrical system's current? → amperes (amps)
  16. Choose the best answer: Since a magnet has a north and a south pole it is _____. → dipolar
  17. Choose the best answer: Conventional current flows _____. → from positive to negative
  18. Choose the best answer: The amount of power delivered by a circuit carrying one ampere of current with a one-volt difference in one second is measured in watts and is called ____. → electric power
  19. Choose the best answer: To limit a current by impeding the flow of charges, _____ are installed. → resistors
  20. Choose the best answer: A system's resistance is measured in _____. → ohms
  21. Choose the best answer: A conductor has low _____ while an insulator has high resistance. → resistance
  22. Choose the best answer: The rate at which electric _____ move through a conductor is the current. → charges
  23. Choose the best answer: Certain _____ are better conductors than others. → metals
  24. Choose the best answer: If you want a material that an electric current can go through, you use a(n) _____. → conductor
  25. Choose the best answer: A protective device called a ______ has a conductor that burns through if a circuit is overloaded. → fuse
  26. Choose the best answer: If too many appliances are attached to one electric circuit you risk overloading the circuit due to _____. → excess current
  27. Match with the correct unit of measure: Unit of power = 1 joule per second → watt
  28. Choose the best answer: Four electrical components in a(n) _____ circuit possess four different complete circuits. → parallel
  29. Choose the best answer: If the switch in an electrical circuit is turned ON in an electric train's circuit, the circuit is _____ and the charges are running through the circuit. → closed
  30. Choose the best answer: A material that resists an electric current from passing through it is a(n) _____. → insulator
  31. Choose the best answer: When the electric potential in a generator shifts back and forth _____ is created. → alternating current
  32. Choose the best answer: To measure a system's electrical potential you use _____. → volts
  33. Choose the best answer: A circuit's _____ is affected by the material type, the conducting wire's length and width, the temperature of the materials in the circuit, plus the components that are added to the circuit. → resistance

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