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Electric Currents & Voltages Quiz

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Test your knowledge on basic electricity concepts.

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Test your knowledge on basic electricity concepts.

by Ishwaryaa M
1

I am the flow that powers the lights and motors.

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Opposite of stagnant charge is flow

Needed to complete a circuit

Represents the movement of charges

Measured in amperes

2

I am the push that moves charges from high to low potential.

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Often supplied by a battery or generator

Difference in electric potential

Measured in volts

Causes current to flow

3

I oppose the flow of charges in a conductor.

Hints

Inversely related to current for a fixed voltage

Measured in ohms

Depends on material, temperature, and cross-section

Opposes current

4

A fundamental rule linking voltage, current, and resistance.

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Foundation of circuit calculations

Often written as V = IR

Relates V, I, and R

Named after a physicist

5

The rate at which electrical energy is transferred or consumed.

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What a light bulb uses per second

Energy per unit time

Product of voltage and current

Measured in watts

6

A complete path through which current flows.

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Can be series or parallel

Common in homes and devices

May contain sources and resistors

Needs a closed loop

7

A device that stores chemical energy and provides current.

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Used in flashlights and phones

Releases electrons through a chemical reaction

Has positive and negative terminals

Common power source

8

The unit used to measure the flow of electric charge.

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Indicates how strong the current is

One ampere is one coulomb per second

Named after Andre-Marie Ampère

Abbreviated as 'A'

9

A instrument that measures the potential difference between two points.

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Essential for diagnosing circuits

Often marked in volts

Usually connected in parallel in a circuit

Used to measure voltage

10

A type of current that periodically reverses direction.

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Commonly represented by sin waves

Direction changes with time

Power in homes usually uses this

Opposite of direct current

 
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