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Physics quiz for grade 8: Electric circuits This quiz helps revise “Electric circuits” in Physics for grade 8. It has 25 questions in five categories: How current flows, Measuring, Voltage & resistance, One route, Several routes. Questions get harder as the points go up, from 100 to 500.
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A peek at the questions The 100- and 200-point questions are open here. The rest show only their first words, and there are no answers: all of that is in the game itself.
How current flows 100 What kind of circuit must connect a source's terminals so charge can keep moving continuously?
200 Which particle is the main mobile charge carrier in a metal wire?
300 What component connects or…
In the game400 In which direction is…
In the game500 Ten coulombs of charge…
In the gameMeasuring 100 What is the instrument connected in series to measure current?
200 What is the pictured instrument connected in parallel with a component to measure voltage?
300 A meter reads 0.25…
In the game400 Eighteen coulombs of charge…
In the game500 A current of 0.6…
In the gameVoltage & resistance 100 Which law relates voltage, current and the resistance of a conductor?
200 A component has 16 volts across it and carries 4 amperes. What is its resistance?
300 A component has 18…
In the game400 A component has 6…
In the game500 At constant voltage, the…
In the gameOne route 100 What is the pictured arrangement called when components are one after another with no branches?
200 Resistors of 2 and 7 ohms are connected in series. What is the total resistance?
300 How do the currents…
In the game400 Two components in series…
In the game500 Resistors of 7 and…
In the gameSeveral routes 100 What is the pictured arrangement called when components are joined across the same two nodes?
200 How do the voltages compare across parallel branches?
300 Seven amperes enter a…
In the game400 Two 10-ohm resistors are…
In the game500 Three parallel branches have…
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