Question 1

What does the letter 'I' stand for in Ohm's Law

Accepted Answer

Current

Answer

Cumulus

Answer

Invention

Answer

Inductance

Question 2

According to Ohm's Law, CURRENT equals the VOLTAGE divided by the _________.

Accepted Answer

Resistance

Answer

Reduction

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Resolution

Answer

Repetition

Question 3

What will happen to the CURRENT if the VOLTAGE  is INCREASED?

Accepted Answer

The current will increase

Answer

The current will stay the same

Answer

The current will decrease

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The current will stop

Question 4

What does the letter 'R' stand for in Ohm's Law?

Accepted Answer

Resistance

Answer

Reactance

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Rate of change

Answer

Regulation

Question 5

If you INCREASE the size of the RESISTOR and keep the voltage the same, what will happen to the CURRENT?

Accepted Answer

The current will decrease

Answer

The current will increase

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The current will stop

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The current will stay the same

Question 6

Which is an example of a resistor?

Accepted Answer

electrical device

Answer

power source

Answer

wires

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battery

Question 7

What does the letter 'V' stand for in Ohm's Law

Accepted Answer

voltage

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various

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volumous

Answer

vulcanite

Question 8

What is the flow of electric charge across a surface?

Accepted Answer

current

Answer

voltage

Answer

resistance

Answer

circuit

Question 9

What type of relationship do RESISTANCE and CURRENT have?

Accepted Answer

inversely proportional

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double proportional

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directly proportional

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reversely proportional

Question 10

What kind of circuit that has TWO OR MORE paths for current to flow through?

Accepted Answer

parallel circuit

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series circuit

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serious circuit

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powerful circuit

Question 11

What is the electrical push or pressure that makes electrical charges move?

Accepted Answer

voltage

Answer

current

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parallel

Answer

resistance

Question 12

What type of circuit does the current have only ONE path to take?

Accepted Answer

series circuit

Answer

powerful circuit

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serious circuit

Answer

parallel circuit

Question 13

What type of relationship do VOLTAGE and CURRENT have?

Accepted Answer

directly proportional

Answer

inversely proportional

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reversely proportional

Answer

double proportional

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