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Static and Current

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Static and Current. Electricity. QUESTION #1. Draw a neutral item (such as a neutral t-shirt). QUESTION #2. Draw a negative item (such as a negative t-shirt). QUESTION #3. Draw a positive item (such as a positive t-shirt). QUESTION #4. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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Page 1: Electricity

Static and Current

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QUESTION #1Draw a neutral item (such as a neutral t-shirt)

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QUESTION #2Draw a negative item (such as a negative t-shirt)

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QUESTION #3Draw a positive item (such as a positive t-shirt)

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QUESTION #4 Draw 2 charged items

that would be attracted to one another

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QUESTION #5

Draw 2 charged items that would be repelled by each other

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QUESTION #6 What is the difference between static and current electricity?

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QUESTION #7 Draw a diagram to explain the concept of charging by friction (Ex. neutral ebonite rubbing neutral fur)

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QUESTION #8 Draw a diagram to

explain the concept of charging by induction (Ex. positively charged lucite coming close to a neutral, thin water stream)

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QUESTION #9 Draw a diagram to

explain the concept of charging by contact (Ex. negatively charged ebonite touches a neutral pith ball)

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QUESTION #10 Explain what an insulator is and give 2 examples

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QUESTION #11 Explain what a conductor is and give 2 examples

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QUESTION #12 Use a diagram with flux lines to show why a positive and a negative item attract

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QUESTION #13 Use a diagram with flux lines to show why 2 negative items repel

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QUESTION #14 Use the chart below to explain what

would happen when rabbit fur rubs against cat fur?

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QUESTION #15 What are the 3

main/necessary components for a circuit?

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QUESTION #16Name 2 optional parts to a circuit.

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QUESTION #17 What is the difference between an open and closed circuit?

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QUESTION #18 What is “current”? What is the unit current

is measured in?

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QUESTION #19 What is “potential

difference”? What is the unit that

potential difference is measured in?

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QUESTION #20 What is the difference between a series circuit and a parallel circuit?

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QUESTION #21 Draw a circuit diagram of

the following:2 batteries, 1 light bulb, 1

ammeter, 1 clock, and 1 switch all in series

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QUESTION #22 Draw a circuit diagram of

the following:1 battery and 3 light bulbs

in parallel

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QUESTION #23 Draw a circuit diagram of

the following:3 batteries and 2 light

bulbs in series, with 2 resistors each in parallel

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QUESTION #24 Give 1 example of

something in real-life that would be wired in series and 1 example of something wired in parallel

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QUESTION #25 What is the main advantage of

wiring something in parallel? What is the main advantage of

wiring something in series?