Explore the origins and concepts of electricity in this Physics Terms Quiz. Dive into the history with questions on who named electricity, meanings behind ancient terms, and key developments in electrical technology. Ideal for learners interested in physics and electrical engineering.
Balanced Newtons
Newton's First Law
Newton's Third Law
Newtoniums
Electra Gilbert
William Grape
Gilbert Grape
William Gilbert
Blue And Yellow
Red
White
Green
Cellular Generator
Generic Generator
Electrical Generator
Transforming Generator
Grounding
Lightning Strikes
More Charge
Dirty Charges
Shifter
Army
Ampere
Armature
700
1000
340
34
Osmosis
Potential Difference
Diffusion
Lightning
Lewis H. Latimer
Latimer Jones
Ben Franklin
Lewis Ford
Sharp
Hurt
Amber
Quick
1 Mile Per Hour
170 Miles Per Hour
7 Miles Per Hour
17 Miles Per Hour
Leading Stone
Leaving Stone
Warding Stone
Heaving Stone
Potential
Potent
Sharp
Kinetic
Force Field
Fielding
Raising
Levitation
Speedometer
Taximeter
Thermometer
Odometer
Entropy always increases
The amount of electrical current is proportional to the coolness of the current
The angle of incidence equals the angle of reflection
The number of quarks in a particle is proportional to the amount of the strong force contained in the particle.
The gravitational mass
Trick question-they are equal but not the same
Trick question-they are the same and thus equal
The inertial mass
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