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Physics quiz for grade 8: Electric current This quiz helps revise “Electric current” in Physics for grade 8. It has 25 questions in five categories: Current and Circuits, Measuring Electricity, Wires and Devices, Circuit Connections, Energy and Safety. 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.
Current and Circuits 100 What single word describes a circuit with no gaps, so current can flow?
200 What is the source that changes chemical energy into electrical energy?
300 What is this part…
In the game400 Which particles carry charge…
In the game500 Which way does conventional…
In the gameMeasuring Electricity 100 What is this pictured instrument for measuring electric current called?
200 The pictured meter measures the difference in electric potential across a lamp. What is it called?
300 How must a meter…
In the game400 How must a meter…
In the game500 A charge of 12…
In the gameWires and Devices 100 What do we call a material that hardly lets electric current flow?
200 What is this sliding device used to vary resistance called?
300 Two copper wires have…
In the game400 The voltage stays fixed…
In the game500 The voltage across a…
In the gameCircuit Connections 100 The only path for current to a lamp is broken. What happens to the lamp?
200 Two lamps sit one after the other in a single path. How does the current through them compare?
300 Two lamps are on…
In the game400 Two resistors of 2…
In the game500 Two separate branches each…
In the gameEnergy and Safety 100 What household appliance boils water using electricity?
200 What is this pictured part that melts and breaks a circuit when the current is too high?
300 A device uses 2…
In the game400 In what unit does…
In the game500 Current doubles while resistance…
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