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Name______________________________Date_______
Unit 4: Forces at a Distance Pre-Test
LT 2: I can describe the interaction between like and
unlike charges in both electricity and magnetism.
3.
Using the model below which of the following
statement is true.
a. Like charges attract
b. Like charges repel
c. Opposite charges repel
d. Opposite charges cancel out
LT 1: I can distinguish the relationship between electricity
and magnetism
1.
Which of the following statements is true.
a. Electricity and magnetism are not related
at all and are two forces that act
independently from each other
b. Electricity and magnetism are not related
but do act together to combine forces
and charges.
c. Electricity and magnetism are related and
are the same force but act in different
ways depending on the situation
d. Electricity and magnetism are related but
not the same force but they do act
together in various scenarios.
4.
Jimmy rubs a balloon in his sweater and then
releases the balloon. The balloon stays on his
sweater without his hand holding it. Which
statement best describes why the balloon is
staying.
a. There is an attraction between negative
charges causing the balloon to stay on the
sweater.
b. There is an attraction between positive
charges causing the balloon to stay on the
sweater.
c. There is an attraction between positive
and negative charges causing the balloon
to stay on the sweater.
d. There is an attraction due to friction
2.
When an electric current creates a magnetic
field it is called
a. Electromagnetism
b. Electrospectrism
c. Magnetricity
d. Electro- Charged Power
causing the balloon to stay on the
sweater.
LT 3: I can explain how factors such as magnitude and
distance impact electric and magnetic forces
8.
Gravitational forces are
a. Always repulsive (repel)
b. Sometimes repulsive (repel)
5.
The area where a magnetic force is the
strongest is
a. Magnetic pole
b. Magnetic field
c. Magnetic field line
d. Magnetosphere
6.
Which of the following is not a factor that
impacts electric and magnetic forces?
a. Distance
b. Mass
c. Magnitude
d. Type of material
LT 4: I can explain how factors such as magnitude,
distance and mass impact the force of gravity in various
scenarios.
7.
Using the graph determine on which planet
would a person’s mass be the greatest?
a. Mercury
b. Venus
c. Jupiter
d. Uranus
c. Always attractive
d. Sometimes attractive