Assesment Question 1. Choose the appropriate equation to solve this problem: Calculate the resistance of a bell through which a current of 5 A passes when connected to a 12 V battery. Answers Option 1 V = I·R Option 2 I = V /R Option 3 R = V/I Question 2. Calculate the charge supplied by a battery in 2 minutes knowing that the current through the circuit is 4 A. Answers Option 1 8 C Option 2 2 C Option 3 480 C Option 4 30 C Option 5 0,5 C Question 3. Which element of a circuit is represented by this symbol? Answers Option 1 light bulb Option 2 bell Option 3 push button Option 4 switch Question 4. When we get a shock when touching another person, this person has transmitted a charge to us by: Answers Option 1 rubbing Option 2 contact Option 3 induction Question 5. Select the conductive material: Answers Option 1 wood Option 2 gold Option 3 cork Option 4 plastic Question 6. What is a Coulomb? Answers Option 1 The charge of approximately one trillion electrons Option 2 The unit of measurement of intensity Option 3 A device for measuring the amount of charge Option 4 The charge of an electron Question 7. The force with which two charged bodies attract each other is inversely proportional to the square of: Answers Option 1 their charges Option 2 conductivity in vacuum Option 3 the distance between them Option 4 its resistivity Question 8. The resistance and resistivity of a material are magnitudes: Answers Option 1 directly proportional Option 2 inversely proportional Option 3 equal Option 4 independent Question 9.Which of these elements provides energy to a circuit? Answers Option 1 Light bulb Option 2 Transistor Option 3 Motor Option 4 battery Question 10. Which of these sentences describes a fuse? Answers Option 1 Control element that allows or interrupts the passage of current Option 2 Protective element that has a metallic filament with a low melting point Option 3 Conductor used to connect other elements Option 4 Receptor that produces light Question 11. Indicate the true sentence: Answers Option 1 The number of electrons entering the cell is greater than the number of electrons leaving. Option 2 The battery supplies energy only to start the electric current Option 3 If two light bulbs are connected in series and the second one burns out, the first one continues to light because the current still reaches it. Option 4 Electromotive force is measured in the same units as voltage and potential difference. Question 12. The equivalent resistance to three 2 Ω resistors placed in parallel in a circuit is: Answers Option 1 0.67 Ω Option 2 2 Ω Option 3 1.5 Ω Option 4 6 Ω Question 13. The current through a circuit with two resistors of 1 and 2 Ω in series, connected to a 12 V battery, is: Answers Option 1 3 A Option 2 4 A Option 3 2 A Option 4 36 A Question 14. In a circuit with two resistors of 1 and 2 Ω in series connected to a 12 V battery, the voltage across the 1 Ω resistor is : Answers Option 1 2 V Option 2 3 V Option 3 4 V Option 4 12 V Question 15. In a circuit with two resistors of 1 and 2 Ω in parallel connected to a 12 V battery , the voltage across the 1 Ω resistor is: Answers Option 1 2 V Option 2 3 V Option 3 4 V Option 4 12 V Question 16. To measure the voltage across two points in a circuit we use: Answers Option 1 an ammeter in series Option 2 an ammeter in parallel Option 3 a voltmeter in series Option 4 a voltmeter in parallel Question 17. A positively charged body: Answers Option 1 has gained protons Option 2 has lost protons Option 3 has gained electrons Option 4 has lost electrons Question 18. To build a circuit with a motor and a light bulb so that while the light bulb is on the motor does not work and viceversa, we need: Answers Option 1 a switch Option 2 a two-way switch Option 3 a push button Option 4 a bell Question 19. Which of these symbols represents an open switch? Answers Option 1 Option 2 Option 3 Option 4 Question 20. Calculate the electromotive force of the battery required to have a current of 6 A flowing through a resistance of 3 Ω Answers Option 1 0,5 V Option 2 2 V Option 3 9 V Option 4 18 V Enable JavaScript