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What is an Electric current?
Electric current is the movement of electrons between atoms.
100
What charge does a proton have?
A Positive charge
100
What charge does a Neutron have?
A Neutral charge
100
What charge does a electron have?
A Negative Charge
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Does Electricity make sound?
Yes, Electricity Hums at Different Frequencies, Depending On Where You Are
200
What is an electric c0nductor?
Electrical Conductors are materials in which charges move freely throughout the object.
200
Give an example of static electricity?
Ballons and hair
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Does your body contain electricity?
Yes
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What circuit is this?
Simple circuit
200
What year was the lyric car invented?
A. 1832
B. 1888
c. 1975
The Electric Car Was Invented in 1832
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WHAT IS A INSULATOR?
Electrical Insulators are materials where charges cannot move easily.
300
Name all three Subatomic particles
Neutron, Proton, Electron
300
The Nucleus is Made up of
Protons and Neutrons
300
Which Circuit type?
Parrelle
300
When did humans start to experiment with electricity?
Humans Experimented with Electricity As Early As Ancient Greece
400
Finish the sentence....
Electric energy can be produced by the (5 examples)
wind, water, or burning fossil fuels, such as coal and petroleum.
400
Electric Circuits can be found in WHAT machine that uses electricity
Every machine! All of them.
400
Tell me three types of Circuits!
Simple Circuit, Paraelle Circuit, Series circuit
400
What circuit is this?
Series Circuit
400
How fast is electricity?
Electricity Travels at Light Speed
500
What are the tree parts you nee to create a Simple Electromagnet?
Iron nail, Wire, And Battery
500
What is Static Electricity?
Its the movement of electrons between two materials
500
An Electric field is.....?
Is the space around a charged object in which a charged particle experiences an ELECTRIC FORCE
500
What's happening here? With these Electric Forces
Attraction and repulsion
500
If you had a lamp on the moon that was connected to a Light switch in your house, How long would it take for it to light up the moon 200.000 kilometers away?
only 1.28 seconds