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ELECTRICITY & Magnetism By: Tyler Z.

ELECTRICITY & Magnetism By: Tyler Z. Electricity. Q: Electric current is measured in? A: Amps. Electricity. Q: Electrical energy is measured in what? A: Volts. Electricity. True or False? Opposite charges repel each other. A: False. Electricity.

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ELECTRICITY & Magnetism By: Tyler Z.

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  1. ELECTRICITY&MagnetismBy: Tyler Z.

  2. Electricity • Q: Electric current is measured in? • A: Amps

  3. Electricity • Q: Electrical energy is measured in what? • A: Volts

  4. Electricity • True or False? Opposite charges repel each other. • A: False

  5. Electricity • True or False? Rubbing your feet on a carpet is static electricity. • A: True

  6. Electricity • True or False? Two positive charges repel each other. • A: True

  7. Electricity • Q: Rubber boots can protect you from electricity because its an? • A: Insulator

  8. Magnetism • Q: What do magnets produce? • A: Magnetic Field

  9. Magnetism • True or False? Magnetic fields are visible to the human eye? • A: False

  10. Magnetism • True or False? Magnets can attract aluminum? • A: False

  11. Magnetism • True or False? Magnets have both a east and west poles? • A: False

  12. Magnetism • True or False? The earths core is a mix of iron and nickel giving earth its own magnetic field? • A: True

  13. Magnetism • Q: A compass uses earth’s magnetic field to do what? • A: To navigate north, south, east, or west.

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