15 Questions (Last few)

Terms/Definition (5)

1. Three components of an atomic particle (atom) are...? Answer: Electrons, Protons, Neutrons
2. Joules is the measurement for what? Answer: Units of Energy
3. The Ammeter measures what? A: Units of Energy
4. There are four factors than can affect Resistance; Conductivity, Thickness, Temperature, and what? Answer: Length
5. This physics law, invented by Georg Ohm, was made during this year...? Answer: 1827

Series/Parallel Circuits (5)

1. In a Series circuit, the current must go through all the resistors. In a Parallel circuit, the current goes through how many resistors before going back to the power supply? Answer: One
2. If you disconnect a light bulb, all the others turns off. Which circuit does this represent? A: Series
3. If you disconnect a light bulb, all the others stay on. Which circuit does this represent? A: Parallel
4. I connect my laptop to the outlet, but when I do my lights dim. Why does this happen? A: Series Circuit
5. A 12-Ω and a 28-Ω resistor are connected in a series. They are connected to a 37.7V battery. What is the total resistance? Answer: 40Ω

For Fun Questions (5)

1. What is the average flight velocity of an unladen swallow? Answer: African or European swallow?
2. There are four friends, Mark favorite food is pizza. Salina likes dogs, but Bob likes cats. What is Chris' favorite color? Answer: 42
3. You can't answer this question, True or False? Answer: Yellow
4. 3.1415926535897932384626433832795028841971693993751058209749445923078, Also Known As Pi (Π). It has nothing to do with this... So go ahead and sit there.
5. You fail. Go to Jail, do not pass GO, do not collect 200$
   

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Electronic Board Game Questions (Ohm's Law / p = iV)

Ohm's Law -

1. Resistance is represented as “Ohms”, which is shown as what Greek symbol? Answer: Omega (Ω)
2. This law (I = VR) was named after which German physicist? Answer: Georg Ohm
3. Ohm’s law states these three things: volts, resistance, and what? Answer: Amperes
4. Amperes represents the current, which is shown as this symbol. Answer: I
5. Ohm’s law is the mathematical equation that applies the electrical circuits. Circuits come in these two types. Answer: Series/Parallel

p = iV -

1. Power is represented with the symbol P. When shown with a number, it is represented as this. Also, it is the measurement for “rate of energy use”. Answer: watts
2. If there is .5 amperes in a current, and 20 voltages powering it, what is the rate of energy (watts)? Answer: 10 watts
3. If the rate of energy usage (watts) is 35; and the amount of amperes flowing is 5. How much volts do you need to make this circuit correct? Answer: 7 watts
4. The formula for figuring out voltage is what? Answer: V = iR
5. The formula for figuring out amperes is I = q (charge) / t (time). The formula for the charge of a single proton/electron is (+/-) 1.6x10^-19. There are 500 electrons flowing through a circuit over a time span of 8 seconds. What is the power of the amps of the circuit? Answer: 62.5amps
   

Electronic Board Game Questions

Rough Draft

The measurement/unit of change of a proton/electron is called a ___________. Answer: coulombs

A metal ball on top of a glass flask, used to measure charge. Answer: Electroscope

What is the charge of a single electron? Answer: -1.6x10^-19

When this occurs, atoms rotate in such a manner that one proton can attract to an electron. Answer: polarization

Forcing/Causing something to be charged. Answer: Induce Charge

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