Energy
Waves
Electricity
Circuits
Magnetism
100

The Energy of an Object in Motion

Kinetic Energy

100

In a transverse wave, the energy travels ________ the movement of the substance

Right Angles (Perpendicular) 

100

What happens when two NEGATIVELY charged particles interact with each other?

The repel.

100

Current that moves back and forth in a conductor

Alternating Current

100

The magnetic force is strongest at the poles, where the magnetic field lines are close together, true or false?

True

200

Energy Cannot be created or destroyed, it can only change form

Conservation of Energy

200

If the wavelength is shorter, then the frequency is ____________

Higher.

200

Which subatomic particle is NOT found in the nucleus of an atom?

Electron

200

What are the Units of measure for Power?

Watts (W)

200

Which of the following will increase the strength of an electro-magnet?

  1. Adding more loops of wire to the coil

  2. Increasing the voltage

  3. Using a smaller wire

  4. Turning the battery around the other way

1, 2, 3

300

Energy that is Stored

Potential Energy

300

What kind of wave is a sound wave, transverse or longitudinal?

Longitudinal

300

A material made of atoms that easily let go of their electrons 

Conductors

300

What number system do computers use?

Binary (1 & 0)

300

Two charged objects attract when _______________.

Charges are opposite (different)

400

The Ability to do Work or Cause a Change

Energy

400

What kind of wave is light, transverse or longitudinal?

Transverse.

400

The velocity that electrons move through a conductor

Current

400

In a _____________ circuit if I cut a wire in one location, one light may still shine.

Parallel Circuit

400

True or False,

When the battery is removed from an electromagnet, the wire continues to act like a magnet.

False.

500

The Sum of the Kinetic Energy and Potential Energy in a system

Total Energy

500

The steps provided below explain how humans hear sound BUT they are in the wrong order.  Put the letters for each step in the correct order here: 

A) Sounds waves make the eardrum vibrate

B) Tiny hair cell bundles move and generate electrical signals

C) 3 tiny bones move

D) An electric signal travels along the auditory nerve to the brain

E) Waves pulse through the fluid inside the Cochlea

A, C, E, B, D

500

The difference in charge between 2 points, it is what pushes the electrons through a conductor.

Voltage

500

The heating element of a clothes dryer has a resistance of 11 Ohms and is connected across a 240-Volt outlet. What is the current of the heating element?

I = 21.8 Amps 

500

If the magnet in an electromagnets is spinning, the current is ___________ (Direct or Alternating)

Alternating

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