9th grade electricity and magnetism
9th grade (Year 10 in England) · 16 questions · Common Core: NGSS.HS-PS3-1, NGSS.HS-PS3-3 · England: KS4 Combined Science: Electricity, GCSE Combined Science: Electricity, GCSE Combined Science: Electricity (domestic uses and safety)
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Question 1
A 5 W device is used for 30 s. How much energy does it transfer, in J?
AnswerJ
Question 2
A current of 0.2 A flows for 60 s. How much charge flows, in coulombs (C)?
AnswerC
Question 3
75 C of charge flows through a lamp in 5 minutes. What is the current, in A?
AnswerA
Question 4
How long does it take for 300 C to flow when the current is 5 A, in s?
Answers
Question 5
What are the UK mains voltage and frequency?
- A. 120 V and 60 Hz
- B. 230 V and 50 Hz
- C. 230 V and 0 Hz
- D. 12 V and 50 Hz
Question 6
Mains electricity: which statement is NOT true?
- A. Double-insulated appliances do not need an earth wire.
- B. Mains electricity in the UK is alternating current.
- C. The neutral wire is at 230 V.
- D. The fuse is connected in the live wire.
Question 7
In a UK three-pin plug, which wire is this: brown insulation?
- A. live wire
- B. neutral wire
- C. earth wire
Question 8
A current of 0.5 A flows for 10 s. How much charge flows, in coulombs?
AnswerC
Question 9
An appliance on UK mains (230 V) draws a current of 2 A. What is its power, in W?
AnswerW
Question 10
A 10 W device is used for 10 s. How much energy does it transfer, in J?
AnswerJ
Question 11
A current of 4 A flows for 120 s. How much charge flows, in coulombs (C)?
AnswerC
Question 12
900 C of charge flows through a lamp in 5 minutes. What is the current, in A?
AnswerA
Question 13
How long does it take for 180 C to flow when the current is 4 A, in s?
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Question 14
Why is it dangerous to touch the live wire even if the appliance is switched off at the switch?
- A. The switch makes the voltage higher
- B. It is not dangerous
- C. The live wire is always cold
- D. The live wire is still at a high voltage, so current could flow through you to earth
Question 15
Mains electricity: which statement is NOT true?
- A. The earth wire only carries current when there is a fault.
- B. The fuse is connected in the live wire.
- C. Mains electricity in the UK is alternating current.
- D. A battery supplies alternating current.
Question 16
In a UK three-pin plug, which wire is this: blue insulation?
- A. live wire
- B. neutral wire
- C. earth wire
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