a. both lamps to go out b. both lamps to get dimmer c. one of the bulbs remaining to get brighter d. a decrease in the battery to 6 volts e. None of the above.
a. He is using a bar magnet b. The wire coil has 4 turns of wire c. An electric current is being produced d. The ammeter is registering a reading e. None of the above
a. Place a copper wire near a magnet b. You can't - only magnets produce magnetic fields c. Move a wire near a magnetic field d. Use a compass near a wire with current flowing through it e. None of the above
a. the tack, foil and paper have a negative charge b. plastic objects always carry a negative charge c. metal objects always carry a positive charge d. the balloon, comb and yarn have a negative charge e. None of the above
a. is a material which allows electrons to pass through easily from atom to atom b. is used to tell if there is an electric current flowing c. does not allow electric current to pass through easily d. produces electric current by moving coils through a magnetic field e. None of the above
a. a galvanometer b. a motor c. a battery d. a generator e. None of the above
a. carbon rod b. aluminium chloride past c. circuit d. switch e. None of the above
a. one b. two c. three d. four e. None of the above
a. series b. parallel c. counter clockwise d. a broken circuit e. None of the above
a. There is no change b. The remaining get brighter c. They all go out d. You reverse the current flow e. None of the above.