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What would happen if the north ends of two magnets were close together?

They will repel each other.

100

Socks taken from a clothes dryer that stick together or a lightning bolt in the sky are examples of ____________.

Static electricity

100

Is a circuit open or closed if you haven't turned on the switch?

It is an open switch.

100

What do you called a material that lets electric current pass through?

A conductor.

100

Electrons inside a battery flow from which terminal to which terminal?

From negative to positive terminal

200

If a south end of a magnet is close to a north end of a magnet, the magnets will _________.

Attract each other.

200

The invisible area or space surrounding a magnet where its magnetic force acts is called the ____________.

Magnetic field

200

What supplies current to an electrical circuit?

Battery/Power source

200

What is a material that blocks an electric current from passing through?

Insulator

200
True or False: An electric crane is an example of an electromagnet.
What is True?
300

When a proton enters a uniform magnetic field perpendicularly, the magnetic force acts as a centripetal force, forcing the proton into this specific geometric trajectory.

Circle/Circular path

300

If you rub your hair on a balloon and the balloon becomes negatively charged, what charge will your hair have?

What is a positive charge?

300

This safety device contains a thin metal strip that melts and breaks the circuit if the electrical current gets dangerously high.

A fuse

300

Electric utility companies use this non-SI unit to measure the total amount of electrical energy consumed by a household over time.

Kilowatt-hour/Kilowatt per hour (KWh or KW/h)

300

This SI unit is used to measure the strength and density of a magnetic field.

Tesla

400

It is the standard international unit of measurement for electrical potential, potential difference, and electromotive force.

Volts

400

This is the rate at which electrical energy is transferred or consumed in a circuit, mathematically expressed as P = IV.

Electrical Power

400

This type of modern safety switch automatically trips open using an electromagnet or bimetallic strip to shut off power during an overload condition.

A circuit breaker

400

This brilliant Scottish physicist synthesized electricity and magnetism into four definitive equations, predicting that light itself is an electromagnetic wave.

James Maxwell

400

An electromagnet must be part of an electrical ______.

Circuit

500

This fundamental law states that the current through a conductor between two points is directly proportional to the voltage across them.

Ohm's Law

500

This American statesman famously flew a kite in a thunderstorm to prove that lightning is a form of static electricity.

Benjamin Franklin
500

An electrical circuit is made up of a connector (wire), a load (lightbulb), a switch, and a ____________.

A batter/electrical source

500

This rule uses your right hand to determine the direction of a magnetic field around a straight, current-carrying wire by pointing your thumb in the direction of the current.

Right-hand rule

500

This tall metal rod placed on top of a building safely conducts a lightning strike's electrical energy down into the earth.

A lightning rod

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