Quiz questions Flashcards

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What does D.C stand for?

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direct current

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2
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what does A.C stand for?

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alternating current

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3
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How many different versions of a.c are there?

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single phase and polyphase

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4
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D.C has what type of polarities?

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positive and negative

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5
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what colour is positive terminals?

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red

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6
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colour of negative terminals?

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black

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7
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3 major states of matter?

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solid liquid gas

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8
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what is an element?

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A single uncombined substance consisting of one type of atom

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9
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What is a compound?

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type of atom that contains two or more elements with atoms of more than one type

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10
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Amount of electrons in the outter valence?

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8

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11
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Atoms with 1-3 valence electrons?

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Conductors

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12
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Atoms with 5-8 valence electrons?

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Insulators

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13
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Atoms with 4 valence electrons are called what?

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Semi-conductors

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14
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Smallest unit which an element can be broken down?

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atom

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15
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What is the smallest unit which a substance can be broken down?

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molecule

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16
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3 ways in which a body may receive a charge?

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conduction, induction, and friction

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17
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Negatively charged atom?

A

Ion

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18
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A positive charged atom?

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cation

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19
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how is piezoelectricity produced?

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applying pressure

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20
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how is photovoltaic electricity produced?

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by light

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21
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How is triboelectricity produced?

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by friction

22
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how is electrochemical electricity produced?

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by chemical means

23
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How is thermoelectrical electricity produced?

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produced by heat

24
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How is magnetoelectrical electricity produced?

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produced by magnetism

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What direction do electrons flow?
negative to positive
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How far must you stay away from fallen power lines?
10 metres
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how far must you be away from energized lines when operating equipment?
3-7metres
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What does potential difference mean?
voltage difference
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Which diagram shows the highest outage at the top and lower voltage at the bottom?
One line diagram
30
Which diagram is the best for the do-it-yourself hobbyist?
a wiring diagram
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Which diagram is like circuit maps?
Schematic diagram
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What does a multimeter measure?
AC DC voltage AC DC amps resistance
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What are field forces?
Forces between electric charges
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How many ways may a body receive a charge and what are they?
Three. | Friction, Conduction, Induction
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Electricity from friction?
When two dissimilar substances are brought close to each other or rubbed together, also known as the triboelectric effect
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Conduction?
When a body comes into contact with an uncharged body
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Induction?
Principal of inducting a current flow in a wire when it is moved within a magnetic field
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The six major categories that can be converted into energy?
``` Heat Light Friction Chemical Magnetism Mechanical pressure ```
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electricity from heat?
the thermoelectric effect, when 2 dissimilar metals are heated , greater the heat the greater the emf
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electricity from light?
light energy is transmitted by small particles known as photons
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Electricity from magnetism?
The principle of inducting the current flow in a wire when it is moved within a magnetic field
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electricity from chemical energy?
two dissimilar electrodes are inserted into a electrolyte with interacts with the metals, causing electrons to transfer
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Electricity from Mechanical Pressure?
Interacting of electrostatic and mechanical stresses within certain crystals
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What is the difference between electrical power and energy?
Energy is the ability to do or store work and power is the rate of doing work
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Ohms law states that current is directly proportional to the _____, and inversely proportional to the _________?
voltage and resistance
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formula for coulomb’s law of electrostatic charges?
F = K x Q1 x Q2 / D2
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What is a coulomb?
it is equal to the quantity of electricity conveyed in one second by a current of one ampere
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One ampere is equal to what?
6.24 x 10 18 power , electrons per second and is also equal to one coulomb per second
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What are the 4 factors used to determine the resistance of a piece of wire?
- M material it’s made of - A cross sectional area - L conductor length - T it’s temperature
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“ohms per mil-ft” of copper and aluminum?
copper is 10.4 | aluminum is 17
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When an atom losses an electron , the atom becomes?
positive