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THIS IS With Your Host... Current Definitions/ equations Electrostatic. Magnetism Piece of Cake Misc. 100 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400 400 500 500 500 500 500 500 What type of current comes out of batteries? A 100 Dc or direct current A 100 In metals, electric current is the actual flow of A 200 Electrons A 200 A short circuit occurs when A 300 the positive wire is connected directly to the negative wire A 300 The total resistance of a three10-ohm resistors in parallel is A 400 3.33 using 1/ 1/10 + 1/10 + 1/10 A 400 True or False significant current will flow in a insulating material when there is a difference in potential between the ends of that material A 500 False, too much resistance so no current A 500 What comes first, voltage or current? B 100 Voltage! Charges are given a push and if not too much resistance, will create current. B 100 How is work related to electric Potential Difference? B 200 Work = q*V Voltage is energy or work done /charge B 200 If you have a straight wire hooked up to a battery, which “hand” equation do you use? B 300 First or second using thumb as wire, fingers curled as magnetic field B 300 How do you find energy from power? B 400 Energy = power * time B 400 When measuring current, you place the ammeter in ____ B 500 Series: so collect all current B 500 If two like charges are pulled further apart, what happens to their total electric potential energy? C 100 The electrical potential energy decreases to a lower more favorable energy as they repel another and would rather be apart C 100 What sort of field(s) exist around a moving charge? C 200 Both electric (it’s a charge) and magnetic (moving charge) fields C 200 Which is true of magnetic but not Electric field lines… Lines move from higher to lower energy Lines stop and start , not continuous Lines give direction of force Lines never cross another. C 300 Stop and start- magnet lines go forever in continuous loops. C 300 DAILY Place A Wager DOUBLE C 400 When will a current carrying a wire experience a magnetic force? C 400 When it is in a changing magnetic field C 400 What is the difference between conduction and induction? C 500 Conduction involves contact with the charged source. Induction has no contact with the source but does have grounding. C 500 A device that converts electric energy into mechanical energy is a(n) D 100 electric motor D 100 When an iron rod is inserted into a solenoid’s center, the magnetic field produced by the current in the loops D 200 causes alignment of the domains in the iron. D 200 What are domains? D 300 Regions within an atom where the atomic magnets point in the same direction D 300 What are advantages of a permanent magnet over an electromagnet? D 400 It won’t quit when power fails and is much simpler D 400 How can you strengthen an electromagnet? D 500 increase number of coils, insert an iron bar, stronger battery D 500 What is a E-Field? E 100 An electric field shows the direction a positive charge would be pushed due to the presence of charged objects. E 100 Where do field lines originate, at a positive or a negative? E 200 They begin at a positive and end on a negative. E 200 Which of these schools did drV not go to? UNC NW COD Elmhurst U of I E 300 U of I E 300 A polarized object has what kind of charge? E 400 None- just A temporary separation of Charges So still neutral E 400 What charges can a neutral object not attract? E 500 Another neutral. Neutrals do attract + and charges E 500 Flip a coin to see if you get the points. We’re going to http://www.random.org/coins/ It’ll flip the coin for us. You choose what type of coin and call heads or tails! F 100 F 100 You have two minutes! You need to get at least three of these brain teaser “phrases” correct to get the points! F 200 You’re full of baloney Win with ease In between jobs Noon tea Trail mix Forgive and Forget F 200 Rock Paper Scissors Challenge! Nominate a member of your group to face off against another group in a rock, paper, scissors challenge. F 300 F 300 Dr. V’s Challenge!!!!!! F 400 State your Challenge Dr. V F 400 Basketball Game: One member of your team must face off against Dr. V in a game of wastebasket “Horse”. However, we’ll only be playing the one letter version, “H”. Dr. V will get to go first! If you win, you get the points. F 500 F 500 The Final Jeopardy Category is: Video Games Please record your wager. Click on screen to begin What is Dr. V favorite part of teaching physics? Click on screen to continue demos Click on screen to continue Thank You for Playing Jeopardy! Jeopardy Game Designed Template By C. Harr-MAIT Review Questions by Shawn and some from review sheet