Tronix 1 Lesson 1 Quiz
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Copper is a good conductor of electricity because of:
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Lightly held free electrons
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A 29 proton nucleus
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A 29 proton nucleus and 34 neutron nucleus
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A heavy center of gravity
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Electron flow in a circuit is always:
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From left to right
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From positive to negative
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Towards the center of gravity
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From negative to positive
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A. From negative to positiveExplanation
Electron flow in a circuit is always from negative to positive. This is because electrons, which carry a negative charge, are attracted to the positive terminal of a power source, such as a battery. As a result, they move from the negative terminal towards the positive terminal, creating a flow of electric current. This convention of electron flow from negative to positive is used in electrical engineering and circuit analysis.Rate this question:
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The ability of free electrons to slide easily from atom to atom creates a movement called:
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Gravitational flow
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Conventional flow
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Atomic flow
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Electron Flow
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A. Conventional flowExplanation
Conventional flow refers to the movement of positive charges, or "holes," in a circuit, which was historically believed to be the flow of electrons. This concept was developed before the discovery of the electron's negative charge. Despite the misconception, conventional flow is still widely used in circuit analysis and is the basis for understanding the behavior of electronic devices.Rate this question:
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First used by the Greeks more than 2400 years ago we still use the word today:
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Electricity
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Atom
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All of these
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Electron
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A. All of theseExplanation
The word "All of these" is the correct answer because it encompasses all the options given in the question. The question states that the word was first used by the Greeks more than 2400 years ago and is still used today. This implies that all the options (Electricity, Atom, and Electron) were known and used by the Greeks and are still relevant in modern times. Therefore, "All of these" is the correct answer.Rate this question:
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The metal with the highest electrical conductivity rating is:
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Silver
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Gold
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Steel
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Copper
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A. SilverExplanation
Silver has the highest electrical conductivity rating among the given options. This is because silver has a high number of free electrons, which are responsible for conducting electricity. These free electrons can move easily through the metal's lattice structure, allowing for efficient flow of electric current. Gold also has high conductivity but is less conductive than silver. Steel is a poor conductor of electricity compared to silver and gold. Copper is a good conductor but has slightly lower conductivity than silver.Rate this question:
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The proton is about 1840 times heavier than the:
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Atom
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Electron
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Nucleus
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Neutron
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A. ElectronExplanation
The proton is about 1840 times heavier than the electron because the proton has a mass of approximately 1 atomic mass unit (amu), while the electron has a mass of only 0.0005 amu. The proton is located in the nucleus of an atom, along with the neutron, which has a mass similar to that of a proton. However, the electron is found in the electron cloud surrounding the nucleus and is much lighter in comparison.Rate this question:
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The Greek Law of Charges states, in part that
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Unlike charges attract
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Like charges attract
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All charges are equal
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Unlike charges repel
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A. Unlike charges attractExplanation
The correct answer is "Unlike charges attract." According to the Greek Law of Charges, unlike charges, which means charges with opposite signs, attract each other. This means that if one charge is positive and the other is negative, they will be attracted to each other. This is a fundamental principle in electromagnetism and explains the behavior of electric charges.Rate this question:
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The free electrons in the copper atom always carry a
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Lower charge
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Negative charge
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Neutral charge
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Positive charge
Correct Answer
A. Negative chargeExplanation
In a copper atom, the outermost electron is loosely bound and can easily move from one atom to another. These free electrons are negatively charged, as electrons carry a negative charge. Therefore, the correct answer is negative charge.Rate this question:
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About 2400 years after the Greeks talked of the atom, modern scientists discovered the:
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Proton
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Electron
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Neutron
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All of these
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A. All of theseExplanation
The statement mentions that modern scientists discovered something about 2400 years after the Greeks talked about the atom. This indicates that the discovery is related to the atom. The options given are proton, electron, neutron, and all of these. Since all of these particles (proton, electron, and neutron) are fundamental components of an atom, it can be inferred that the correct answer is "All of these."Rate this question:
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The smallest known negatively charged particle is the:
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Nucleus
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Proton
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Neutron
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Electron
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A. ElectronExplanation
The correct answer is electron. The electron is a subatomic particle that carries a negative charge and is found outside the nucleus of an atom. It is considered the smallest known negatively charged particle because it has a much smaller mass compared to protons and neutrons, which are located in the nucleus. Electrons play a crucial role in chemical bonding and the behavior of atoms, making them an essential component of matter.Rate this question:
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