Current #1
Current #2
Voltage #1
Voltage #2
Resistance
100

What is the symbol for current in the Ohm's Law equation?

I

100

What do the letters AC stand for?

Alternating current

100

What is the symbol used to represent electrical potential difference in a circuit?

V

100

The current in a DC circuit is _____ proportional to the voltage.

Directly

100

What is the formula for Ohm's Law?

V = I*R

200

What is the symbol used to represent the unit of measurement for current?

A

200

What do the letters DC stand for?

Direct current

200

What is the name given to the electrical potential difference in a circuit?

Voltage

200

What object is an example of the creation of current using a chemical reaction?

Cells and batteries

200

What is the unit of measure for resistance?

ohms

300

Is this statement true or false? Without voltage, there can be no current.

True

300

How much current is likely to be running through a light bulb you would use in the laboratory for a practical activity?

2A

300

What type of electricity is generated when you rub your socks on the synthetic carpet under your desk?

Static

300

What voltage is delivered to houses in Australia?

240V acceptable but is 230V (216-253 allowable)

230V from 2000 although could read as high as 240 on any given day as it's hard to maintain consistent V across the network.

300

What is the term for materials with low resistance?

Conductors

400

The buildup of charge in an insulated object is known as _____ electricity.

Static

400

Current is really just a flow of ......

Electric Charge or electrons

400

How many terminals does a voltage source need?

2

400

Can you use your phone charger overseas?

Not without an adaptor

400

What is the current through a 10 ohm resistor when it is connected across a 100V supply?

10 Amps

500

State the units used to measure current AND the analogue equipment you would measure it with (not a digital multimeter)

Amps (amperes)

Ammeter

500

When current flows through a conductor, why does it generate heat?

Because of resistance 

500

What principle does a generator use to produce electricity?

Magnetic / electromagnetic 

A coil of (copper) wire around magnets spinning to create current

500

What is the voltage carried in large overhead power transmission lines in Australia?

220-500,000 V

500

Name 3 good conductors of electricity

Copper, silver, gold, aluminum