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Electricity: Circuits and Their Components Chapter 3 Quiz 2
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Which object is most likely to make the tester lamp glow?
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Plastic ruler
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Wooden stick
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Metal key
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Rubber eraser
Which object is least likely to allow current to pass?
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Coin
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Aluminium foil
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Plastic scale
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Sewing needle
A circuit works properly with a copper wire. If only that wire is replaced with a plastic strip, what will most likely happen?
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The lamp glows brighter
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The lamp glows dimly
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The lamp does not glow
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The battery becomes weak
Why are metals generally used to make electrical wires?
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They are transparent.
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They are conductors of electricity.
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They are lighter than plastic.
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They produce electricity.
According to the textbook, why is copper commonly used for electrical wiring?
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It is the strongest metal.
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It is inexpensive compared with silver and is abundantly available.
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It is the only conductor.
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It is an insulator.
Which group contains only electrical insulators?
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Copper, Silver, Gold
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Plastic, Rubber, Ceramics
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Iron, Copper, Aluminium
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Aluminium, Glass, Copper
Which statement correctly explains the covering of electrical wires?
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It improves conductivity.
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It increases current flow.
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It protects people from electric shocks.
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It stores electrical energy.
Which statement about the human body is correct according to the textbook?
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It is an electrical insulator.
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It is a poor conductor.
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It conducts electricity.
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It blocks electric current completely.
Which practice follows the safety advice given in the textbook?
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Touching switches with wet hands
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Using damaged plugs
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Handling electrical appliances with dry hands
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Repairing live wires without protection
A student says, "If the switch is OFF, current can still flow because the battery is connected." Which textbook concept disproves this statement?
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Conductors increase voltage
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An open circuit prevents current flow
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Batteries work only with LEDs
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Lamps need two batteries
Which change alone will certainly stop current from flowing in a working circuit?
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Moving the switch to OFF
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Shortening the connecting wires
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Replacing one copper wire with another
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Moving the battery to another position in the circuit
Which statement correctly compares conductors and insulators?
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Both allow current to pass easily
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Conductors allow current to pass, while insulators do not
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Insulators allow more current than conductors
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Conductors and insulators have the same function in a circuit
A student builds a tester and checks four objects. The lamp glows for a coin and a metal key but not for a wooden stick or plastic ruler. Which conclusion best matches the textbook?
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Only shiny objects conduct electricity
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Metals are conductors, while materials like wood and plastic act as insulators
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Plastic becomes a conductor only in a tester
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Wood conducts better than metal
What is a current?
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A constant flow of electricity
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A path that a current can flow along
What is a circuit?
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A constant flow of electricity
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A path that a current can flow along
Gives a constant supply of electrons.
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Power source
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Load
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Energy Pathway
A device that uses electricity.
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Load
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Battery Source
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Energy pathway
What are the 3 basic components of a circuit?
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Energy source, Load, Energy Pathway
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Battery, Energy source, Energy Pathway
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Battery, Wire, Energy Pathway
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ALL of them
A wire is an example of _____.
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Battery source
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Energy pathway
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Load
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All of them
Which unit is current measured in?
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Volts
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Amps
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Coulombs
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Ohms
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