Electricity and Magnetism Jeopardy Electric Charge and Force

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Electricity and Magnetism Jeopardy Electric Charge and Force Current Magnets and Magnetic Fields Series

Electricity and Magnetism Jeopardy Electric Charge and Force Current Magnets and Magnetic Fields Series or Parallel? Potpourri 100 100 100 200 200 200 300 300 300 400 400 400 500 500 500 Final Jeopardy

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Electric charge and Force -100 • ANSWER: There is a repulsive force between two

Electric charge and Force -100 • ANSWER: There is a repulsive force between two charged objects when the charges are of a _______ sign. • QUESTION: What is like (same)? Answer Question

Electric charge and Force -200 • ANSWER: When a glass rod is rubbed with

Electric charge and Force -200 • ANSWER: When a glass rod is rubbed with silk and becomes positively charged, _____ are removed from the rod. • QUESTION: What are electrons? Answer Question

Electric charge and Force -300 • ANSWER: When there is an equal amount of

Electric charge and Force -300 • ANSWER: When there is an equal amount of positive and negative charges on an object, the object is • QUESTION: What is neutral? Answer Question

Electric charge and Force -400 • ANSWER: _____ varies depending on the charge and

Electric charge and Force -400 • ANSWER: _____ varies depending on the charge and distance between charged objects. • QUESTION: What is electric force? Answer Question

Electric charge and Force -500 • ANSWER: These never cross one another, point away

Electric charge and Force -500 • ANSWER: These never cross one another, point away from a positive charge, and point toward a negative charge. • QUESTION: What are electric field lines? Answer Question

Current -100 • ANSWER: Current is the rate at which charges move through a

Current -100 • ANSWER: Current is the rate at which charges move through a • QUESTION: What is conductor? Answer Question

Current -200 • ANSWER: The SI unit of resistance is the • QUESTION: What

Current -200 • ANSWER: The SI unit of resistance is the • QUESTION: What is Ohm (Ω) Answer Question

Current -300 • ANSWER: Potential difference is measured in • QUESTION: What are volts?

Current -300 • ANSWER: Potential difference is measured in • QUESTION: What are volts? Answer Question

Current -400 • ANSWER: Batteries typically have _____ terminals • QUESTION: What is one

Current -400 • ANSWER: Batteries typically have _____ terminals • QUESTION: What is one positive and one negative? Answer Question

Current -500 • ANSWER: Potential differences cause electrons to move from the ______ terminal

Current -500 • ANSWER: Potential differences cause electrons to move from the ______ terminal to the _____ terminal. • QUESTION: What is negative to positive? Answer Question

Magnets and Magnetic Fields -100 • ANSWER: An example of a naturally occuring magnetic

Magnets and Magnetic Fields -100 • ANSWER: An example of a naturally occuring magnetic rock. • QUESTION: What is a lodestone? Answer Question

Magnets and Magnetic Fields -200 • ANSWER: Unlike magnet poles always _______ each other.

Magnets and Magnetic Fields -200 • ANSWER: Unlike magnet poles always _______ each other. • QUESTION: What is attract? Answer Question

Magnets and Magnetic Fields -300 • ANSWER: A magnetic field around a current-carrying wire

Magnets and Magnetic Fields -300 • ANSWER: A magnetic field around a current-carrying wire forms _________ around the wire. • QUESTION: What are concentric circles? Answer Question

Magnets and Magnetic Fields -400 • ANSWER: The strength of a magnetic field created

Magnets and Magnetic Fields -400 • ANSWER: The strength of a magnetic field created by current in a wire can be safely increased by _____. • QUESTION: What is wrapping the wire into a coil? Answer Question

Magnets and Magnetic Fields -500 • ANSWER: The strength of the magnetic field of

Magnets and Magnetic Fields -500 • ANSWER: The strength of the magnetic field of a solenoid can be increased by _______ the number of loops in the solenoid. • QUESTION: What is increasing? Answer Question

Series or Parallel -100 • ANSWER: More than one path for the current •

Series or Parallel -100 • ANSWER: More than one path for the current • QUESTION: What is parallel? Answer Question

Series or Parallel -200 • ANSWER: Current must go through all resistors. • QUESTION:

Series or Parallel -200 • ANSWER: Current must go through all resistors. • QUESTION: What is series? Answer Question

Series or Parallel -300 • ANSWER: If one resistor burns out, all other resistors

Series or Parallel -300 • ANSWER: If one resistor burns out, all other resistors will NOT work. • QUESTION: What is series? Answer Question

Series or Parallel -400 • ANSWER: Only one path for the current. • QUESTION:

Series or Parallel -400 • ANSWER: Only one path for the current. • QUESTION: What is series? Answer Question

Series or Parallel -500 • ANSWER: • QUESTION: What is parallel? Answer Question

Series or Parallel -500 • ANSWER: • QUESTION: What is parallel? Answer Question

Potpourri -100 • ANSWER: There is a potential difference of 12 V across a

Potpourri -100 • ANSWER: There is a potential difference of 12 V across a resistor with 0. 25 A if current in it. The resistance of the resistor is • QUESTION: What is 48 Ω? Answer Question

Potpourri -200 • ANSWER: A 13 Ω resistor has 0. 050 A of current

Potpourri -200 • ANSWER: A 13 Ω resistor has 0. 050 A of current in it. The potential difference across the resistor is • QUESTION: What is 0. 65 V? Answer Question

Potpourri -300 • ANSWER: A lamp is measured to have a resistance of 45

Potpourri -300 • ANSWER: A lamp is measured to have a resistance of 45 Ω when it operates at a power of 80. 0 W. The current in the lamp is • QUESTION: What is 1. 78 A? Answer Question

Potpourri -400 • ANSWER: A microwave draws 5. 0 A when it is connected

Potpourri -400 • ANSWER: A microwave draws 5. 0 A when it is connected to a 120 V outlet. If electrical energy cost $0. 090/k. W. h, the cost of running the microwave for exactly 6 hours is • QUESTION: What is $0. 32? Answer Question

Potpourri -500 • ANSWER: A device that protects a circuit from current overload is

Potpourri -500 • ANSWER: A device that protects a circuit from current overload is called • QUESTION: What is a circuit breaker? Answer Question

FINAL JEOPARDY • ANSWER: The unit used to measure force. • QUESTION: What is

FINAL JEOPARDY • ANSWER: The unit used to measure force. • QUESTION: What is Newton? Answer Question