IPC Unit 10 Vocab Knopp

What is the cause of Earth's electric field according to the definition provided?

• The rotation of the Earth around the sun

• The density and temperature difference in the outer core leading to the motion of liquid iron

• The gravitational pull of the moon

• The presence of solar wind

What is the primary use of Earth's electric field as mentioned in the material?

• To generate electricity for human use

• To protect organisms from harmful solar radiation

• To facilitate global communication systems

• To maintain the Earth's rotation

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What does an electric generator use to convert kinetic energy into motion?

• The relationship between water flow and magnetic fields

• The relationship between the electric current and magnetic fields

• The combustion of gases

• The conversion of solar energy

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What is the function of an electric motor as described in the document?

• To convert kinetic energy of a rotating magnet into electrical energy

• To generate electricity for household appliances

• To convert electrical energy into the kinetic energy of a rotating magnetic, which causes motion

• To store electrical energy for later use

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What is the purpose of an electromagnet according to the learning material?

• To convert electrical energy into light

• To generate a magnetic field using electricity

• To produce heat using electrical current

• To create a permanent magnetic field

What is a magnetic field?

• A type of electric current

• A region around a magnetic material or a moving electric charge within which the force of magnetism acts

• A force that only repels objects

• A pattern of rocks that are formed from continental rifts

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What causes magnetic reversal?

• The movement of the Earth's tectonic plates

• A change in the gravitational pull of the Earth

• A change in direction or orientation of the liquid iron convection currents in the outer core

• The rotation of the Earth around the Sun

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How often does magnetic reversal occur on average?

• Every 100,000 years

• Every 500,000 years

• Every 1,000,000 years

• Every 10,000 years

What is the definition of a pole in terms of a magnet?

• The center of a magnetic field

• The end of a magnet that repels the same end of another magnet

• The end of a magnet that is attracted to the opposite end of the other

• The hottest point in a magnetic field

What is a solenoid?

• A type of battery

• A coil of wire in an electromagnet that generates a magnetic field when electrical current travels through it

• A permanent magnet

• A mechanical switch

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