Quiz about Magnetism and Electricity Vocabulary Review

Question 1

The interaction between electricity and magnetism.

Accepted Answer

electromagnetism

Answer

permanent magnet

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magnetic field

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magnetic domain

Question 2

A material that can be magnetized because it contains magnetic domains.

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ferromagnetic material

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permanent magnet

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electromagnetism

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magnetic domain

Question 3

Any material that attracts iron or materials containing iron.

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magnet

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voltmeter

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chemical energy

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electric force

Question 4

A region in which the magnetic fields of all atoms are lined up in the same direction.

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magnetic domain

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chemical energy

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magnet

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electric force

Question 5

The area of magnetic force around a magnet.

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magnetic field

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chemical energy

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magnet

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electric force

Question 6

The attraction or repulsion between magnetic poles.

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magnetic force

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terminal

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chemical energy

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electric force

Question 7

The ends of a magnetic object, where the magnetic force is strongest.

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magnetic poles

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terminal

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chemical energy

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electric force

Question 8

A magnet made of material that keeps its magnetism.

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permanent magnet

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chemical energy

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magnetic poles

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electric force

Question 9

A magnet made from a material that easily loses its magnetism.

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temporary magnet

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permanent magnet

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magnetic poles

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electric force

Question 10

The rate at which work is completed.

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power

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permanent magnet

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temporary magnet

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magnetic poles

Question 11

Tool that measures voltage.

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voltmeter

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temporary magnet

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magnetic poles

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power

Question 12

Circuit that is arranged with various paths for the electrical current to travel through.

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parallel circuit

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voltmeter

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series circuit

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power

Question 13

Circuit that is arranged with a singular path for the electrical current to travel through.

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series circuit

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voltmeter

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parallel circuit

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power

Question 14

Tool that measures electrical current.

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ammeter

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voltmeter

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parallel circuit

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power

Question 15

The amount of electrical current is equal to voltage/resistance.

Accepted Answer

Ohm's Law

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voltmeter

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ammeter

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parallel circuit

Question 16

A source of stored chemical electrical energy.

Accepted Answer

battery

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voltmeter

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parallel circuit

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Ohm's Law

Question 17

A carrier of electricity to nonmetal areas of a circuit.

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electrode

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voltmeter

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battery

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Ohm's Law

Question 18

A connector between the source of the electrical current and its use.

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terminal

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voltmeter

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magnet

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Ohm's Law

Question 19

Energy created and stored in the chemical bonds of atoms.

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chemical energy

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voltmeter

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terminal

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Ohm's Law

Question 20

Opposition to electrical flow in an electrical circuit.

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resistance

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voltmeter

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terminal

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chemical energy

Question 21

A material capable of transmitting energy, particularly in the form of electricity or heat.

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conductor

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voltmeter

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chemical energy

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resistance

Question 22

The source of predetermined voltage in an electrical circuit.

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voltage source

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voltmeter

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conductor

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resistance

Question 23

A loop of constantly flowing electricity.

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electrical circuit

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conductor

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voltage source

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resistance

Question 24

The pressure from an electrical circuit's power source that pushes charged electrons (current) through a conducting loop.

Accepted Answer

voltage

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electrical circuit

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conductor

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resistance

Question 25

A material that prevents the flow of electricity, such as plastic, rubber, glass or air.

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insulator

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conductor

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voltage

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resistance

Question 26

The flow of electricity through a conductor.

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electrical current

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insulator

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conductor

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resistance

Question 27

Two charged objects transfer electrical charge through static electricity.

Accepted Answer

static discharge

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insulator

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conductor

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electrical current

Question 28

Transmitted energy, particularly heat and electricity through touch.

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conduction

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insulator

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induction

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electrical current

Question 29

The process of generating current in a conductor by placing it in a changing magnetic field.

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induction

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insulator

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electrical current

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conduction

Question 30

The scientific principle that the total electric charge in an isolated system never changes.

Accepted Answer

conservation of charge

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insulator

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induction

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conduction

Question 31

The imbalance of electric charges (positive and negative) within or on the surface of a material.

Accepted Answer

static electricity

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insulator

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conservation of charge

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conduction

Question 32

A physical field that surrounds electrically charged particles.

Accepted Answer

electrical field

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insulator

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static electricity

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conservation of charge

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