Electrostatics, Electric Fields and Capacitance quizzes
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This page gathers over 30 community-made quizzes, from static electricity and charge to electric fields and capacitance. School students, university students and professional candidates can practise these topics, while teachers can find questions across school and university levels. Choose a quiz to get started.
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- Electric Charge and Static Electricity99
- Electrostatic Experiments and Instruments7
- Applications and Dangers of Static Electricity26
- Coulomb's Law and Electric Forces37
- Electric Fields and Field Strength66
- Electric, Gravitational and Magnetic Fields18
- Gauss's Law8
- Electric Potential and Potential Energy27
- Capacitance and Capacitors21
- Charging and Discharging Capacitors5
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5 questionsU17 Electric Field Plenary on Electric Potential A very small oil drop of mass m carries a charge +q. The potential difference across the plates is V and th...
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10 questionsStatic Electricity: Quiz What is the unit of electric charge
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3 questions9702 U17 Electric Fields Two parallel metal plates, a distance of 2mm apart, have a potential difference of 1000V across them. What ...
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3 questionsStatic Electricity Reading
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37 questionsP4
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38 questionsElectrostatics Unit Evaluation Atomic nuclei of almost all elements consist of
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8 questionsPhysical Features That Determine Capacitance A Level quiz on physical features that determine capacitance.
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15 questionsExam 1 old Two charged particles attract each other with a force F. If the charges on both are doubled, and the distan...
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15 questionsexam 1 new Two charged particles attract each other with a force F. If the charges are both doubled, and the distance ...
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15 questionsEP Quiz 2 The two water molecules shown above are electric dipoles. Which direction does the electric field produced b...
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15 questionsexam 2 old If a capacitor has a capacitance of 10.2 µF and we wish to lower the potential difference across the plates...
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4 questionsCharging and Discharging a Capacitor Which of the following sequences explains how to charge an electroscope by induction using a plastic rod th...
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12 questionsUntitled The conductor is neutral (no net charge) When a charged rod is brought close to it (without touching) the n...
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13 questionsElectrostatics/Static Electricity Questions A plastic rod rubbed with a piece of wool is brought near a stream of water as shown. What force causes the...
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5 questionsElectrostatics
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9 questionsElectric Fields How does the force between two charges vary with the distance between them?
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18 questionsStatic Electricty
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1 questionsPhys 1.1.2 Activity 1 Post Assessment Based on your experiments you have done with the tapes and your careful analysis of the results, complete t...
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5 questionsExam 3 - Quiz 6 Suppose you find an electroscope with separated foils. When you bring a positively charged rod slowly near ...
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20 questionsForces and Fields Revision A quick summation of the Stage 4 topic on Forces and Fields
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26 questionsCh. 22 Electrostatics is a branch of electricity that focuses on
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20 questionsTopcis 1 and 2 An insulator can be charged by friction
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10 questionsElectromagnetics Lecture 1-4 (SHORT) Electromagnetics Lecture 1-4
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12 questionsPhysics 2 What term describes the study of stationary or resting electric charges?
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6 questionsCharging Objects Quiz
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12 questionsUntitled
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1 questionsGenerator Phet
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5 questionsCharge Particles Label and explain the 3 rules of drawing the field lines of charges.
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6 questionsInsulators What happens when two different insulating materials are rubbed together?
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1 questionsUntitled A positively charged particle is released from rest in an uniform electric field. The electric potential en...
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4 questionsPhysics Quiz, Unit 8: Electrodynamics and Electrostatics.
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1 questionsUntitled A positive charge of 10–6 coulomb is placed on an insulated solid conducting sphere. Which of the following...
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6 questionsUntitled the force between charged objects is...
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4 questionsUntitled What is the SI unit of electric charge?
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1 questionsUntitled
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1 questionsElectrostatic Fields: Pre-Assessment Pre-knowledge quiz on electrostatic fields.
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2 questionsStatic Electricity What is Static Electricity
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5 questionsStatic Electricity What is the charge on the electron?
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3 questionsUntitled Electrically neutral objects cannot exert an electoral force on each other
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These quizzes give you different ways to practise the unit. Static Electricity Reading uses blanks to revisit charge and neutral atoms. Electric Fields asks how the force between charges varies with distance and charge. The quiz on electric field strength between parallel plates moves into calculation.
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Start with the reading quiz if you want to revisit the language of charge. Then try Electric Fields to check how you apply those ideas to forces. For capacitance, Physical Features That Determine Capacitance includes questions about variables and plotting.
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Which quiz is a useful place to start?
For a starting point on charge, try Static Electricity Reading. Its fill-in-the-blank questions revisit charge and neutral atoms. If you are ready to work with forces, Electric Fields asks how the force between charges changes with distance and with the charges themselves.
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Who are these quizzes for?
The collection is mainly suited to school students, with some resources at university level. University students and professional candidates can also practise topics on the page, while teachers can find questions to use for practice. The quizzes range from static charge to fields and capacitance.