Title: Welcome to Physics Jeopardy
1Welcome to Physics Jeopardy
Chapter 17
2Electric Current
Circuits
Capacitance
Electric potential Electric potential difference
Electric Powers
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Final Jeopardy Question
3Current 100 pts
What is the unit for current?
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4current 100 pts Answer
Amp c/s
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5Current 200 pts
How much charge must pass in 2s for the current
to be 4.0A?
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6Current 200 pts
8 c
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7Current 300 pts
The rate of flow of charge in a closed circuit?
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8Current 300 pts
Current
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9Electric current 400pts
What is the device used to measure current and
how is it hooked placed in the circuit?
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10Current 400 pts Answer
Ammeter, series
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11Current 500 pts
- Which of the following would increase the current
threw a light bulb in a circuit? - Adding a battery in series
- Adding a battery in parallel
- Adding a switch
- Adding another light bulb
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12Current 500pts Answer
Adding a battery in series
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13Circuits 100pts
What are three necessary elements To complete a
circuit?
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14Circuits 100 pts
Voltage source Resistance Conducting wire
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15Which is true concerning charges in
Circuits? 200 pts
- Charges that leave the positive terminal of the
battery - Come back through the negative terminal
- b. Charges are lost as they come back into the
battery - c. Charges are lost as they enter the light
source - d. Charges are created inside the battery
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16Electric Materials 200pts Answer
a.
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17Circuits 300 pts
What potential difference is required to cause a
6.0 A to flow through a resistance of 2.0 ohms?
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18Electric Materials 300 pts
12 Volts
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19Electric circuits 400
If a light goes out in a string of Christmas
lights and the whole strand goes out. Those
lights must be connected in _________.
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20Electric current 400 pts Answer
Series
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21Electric Circuits 500 pts
A 12 volt battery is connected to two light bulbs
in parallel, if the one light goes out what
happens to the other light?
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22Electric Materials 500 pts Answer
Nothing changes
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23Electric Power 100 pts
A 500 W device is connected to a 100-V power
source. What Current flows through it?
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24Electric Power 100 pts Answer
5 Amps
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25Electric Power 200pts
Rate at which energy is transferred is called?
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26Electric Forces 200pts Answer
Power
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27Electric Power 300pts
What happens to the power dissipated in a circuit
if the current increases by a factor of four, and
the resistance is doubled?
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28Electric Forces 300pts Answer
Increases by a factor of thirty two.
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29Electric Power 400 pts
Electric energy can be conserved by using high
voltage lines because?
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30Electric Forces 400 pts Answer
Current decreases and so does the loss of power
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31Electrical Power 500 pts
What power is lost when a 6 Amp current flows
through a 5 ohm resistor?
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32Horizontal Forces 500 pts Answer
180 Watts
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33 Electroscope 100 pts
A positive strip touches the knob of the
electroscope and then removed. What happens to
the leaves when it is removed?
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34Electrosope 100 pts Answer
They stay positively charged and apart.
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35Electroscope 200 pts
What type of charge is left on a electroscope if
it is charged negatively by induction?
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36Electroscope 200 pts Answer
Positive
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37Electroscope 300 pts
What type of material is an electroscope made of?
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38Electroscope 300 pts Answer
Conductor
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39Electroscope 400 pts Answer
It must be grounded?
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40Electroscope 400 pts
What must be done to an electroscope to induce
a positive charge before removing a negative
charge?
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41Electroscope 500 pts
What does the electroscope show when the
electroscope leaves open?
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42Electroscope 500 pts Answer
The electroscope opens due To repulsion?
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43Electric field 100 pts
What is the unit for electric field?
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44Electric Forces 100 pts Answer
N/C
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45Voltage 200 pts
What current is produced if an 3 ohm resistor is
connected in series with a 9 v battery?
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46voltage 200 pts Answer
3 Amps
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47Electric Forces 300 pts
What direction does the field lines take with
respect to positive and negative charges?
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48Electric Forces 300 pts Answer
Away from positive charges Toward negative
charges
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49Electric Forces 400 pts
What is the electric field in a region a 1 uC
test charge experiences a 200 N Force?
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50Electric Forces 400 pts Answer
2 x 10 8 N/C
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51Electric Forces 500 pts
In a region of charge. What does the electric
field depend on?
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52Electric Forces 500 pts Answer
E k Q / D2 Q The charge in the region D The
distance from the test charge To the charge
distribution.
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53Final Jeopardy
When was the internet developed?
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54Final Jeopardy Answer
1960s
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