Quiz: Trivia On Physics Test!
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Questions and Answers
- 1.What sort of electricity do you get when you rub two balloons and they stick together?
- A.
Static
- B.
Sharp
- C.
Voltage
- D.
High
- 2.What is the word for getting rid of electrical charges by transferring it?
- A.
Pinting
- B.
Grinding
- C.
Grounding
- D.
Pounding
- 3.Which of these might be put on a tall building to prevent damage from lightning strikes?
- A.
Lightning Resistor
- B.
Static Cling
- C.
Transformer
- D.
Lightning Rod
- 4.What word means a loss of electrical power?
- A.
Whiteout
- B.
Static
- C.
Blackout
- D.
Bolt
- 5.What type of material is rubber, in terms of electrical flow?
- A.
Insulator
- B.
Conductor
- C.
Static
- D.
Physical
- 6.What material gets hot when electricity flows through it and resists the flow?
- A.
Resistors
- B.
Waves
- C.
Transmit
- D.
Radios
- 7.What simple line drawings do people use to represent the electric flow?
- A.
Circus Peanuts
- B.
Circuit Diagrams
- C.
Blueprints
- D.
Cheese Cloths
- 8.Which of the following is used to control the amount of current flowing?
- A.
Pencil
- B.
Line
- C.
Fuse
- D.
Trap
- 9.What piece of material attracts iron and some other metals?
- A.
Sandstone
- B.
Moon Rock
- C.
Magnet
- D.
Granite
- 10.What is the device that makes alternating current called?
- A.
Electroshocker
- B.
Generator
- C.
Guitar
- D.
Plug In
- 11.What device is made of several cells connected in series?
- A.
Single
- B.
Tape Dispenser
- C.
Series Of Events
- D.
Battery
- 12.What do we call the machine that helps control the heart muscle's regularity?
- A.
Clock
- B.
Pendulum
- C.
Pacemaker
- D.
Watch
- 13.What is the potential energy in the nucleus of an atom called?
- A.
Electrical Energy
- B.
Fossil Energy
- C.
Under Energy
- D.
Nuclear Energy
- 14.What is the rapid back-and-forth movement that can cause sound called?
- A.
Hearing
- B.
Whooshing
- C.
Swirling
- D.
Vibration
- 15.What was the first sound-recording device called?
- A.
Photograph
- B.
Telegraph
- C.
Phonograph
- D.
Telephone
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