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Static and Current Electricity

Anna Le Page 8 Fragen 1.357 Aufrufe Aktualisiert am 15 Jan 2017

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  1. 1What happens when a piece of plastic becomes negatively charged?
    1. AGains electrons
    2. BLoses electrons
    3. CLoses protons
  2. 2Why would a charged balloon stick to an uncharged wall?
    1. AThe like charges attract
    2. BThe like charges repel
    3. CThe balloon sticks by inducing a charge on the wall
  3. 3
    How is a build up of static avoided when refuelling an aircraft?
    1. AThe fuel is poured in slowly
    2. BThe refuelling tanker and the aircraft are both earthed
    3. CThe aircraft has insulating tyres
  4. 4What can be said about a cloth and a plastic rod when they are rubbed together?
    1. AThe cloth and rod have the same charge
    2. BThe cloth and the rod have equal but opposite charges
    3. CThe cloth has twice as many opposite charges as the rod
  5. 5If a charged object is brought near to an uncharged one, what happens?
    1. AThey attract
    2. BThey repel
    3. CNothing happens
  6. 6Where in an atom are the electrons?
    1. AIn the nucleus
    2. BAttached to the protons
    3. CIn shells, around the nucleus
  7. 7How does static electricity build up when walking on a carpet?
    1. AA carpet is part of an electric circuit
    2. BThe electrons prefer the carpet to the shoes
    3. CFriction
  8. 8Which of the following is an advantage of static electricity?
    1. ADust is attracted to TV screens
    2. BWaste gases are cleaned of dust particles
    3. CClothes cling to each other after tumble drying

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Quiz am Static and Current Electricity, erstellt von Anna Le Page am 28/12/2013.
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