3.1 Charge

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are negatively charged.

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are positively charged.

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As an object begins to gain or lose electrons from its atoms, it becomes positively or negatively charged. A negatively charged object has more _________ than _________ .

protons, electrons

electrons, protons

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A positively charged object has more ________ than ________ .

protons, electrons

electrons, protons

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Oppositely-charged objects -

attract

repel

stay neutral

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Like-charged objects -

attract

repel

stay neutral

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On three occasions, the following charge interactions between balloons A, B, and C are observed. In each case, it is known that balloon B is charged negatively. Based on these observations, what can you conclusively confirm about the charge on balloon A and C for each situation?

A is positive

A is negative

A is neutral

Multiple Choice

What is the army of invisible servants that is waiting to help us?

Electrons

Protons

Neutrons

The sun

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Who was the child of poverty who helped us gain our understanding of electricity?

Isaac Newton

Albert Einstein

Michael Farraday

Gallileo

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Michael Farraday dropped out of school when he was just a child.

True.

False.

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Where did Michael Faraday first learn about electricity?

His job in the coal mines.

Science for the public.

His book-binding job.

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London's Royal Institution still puts on Christmas shows to this day to show children about Science.

True

False

They did until 2014

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Michael Faraday got his job working for Humphrey Davies by doing what:

Applying for it and getting recommended.

Transcribing his lectures and binding them.

Working at the hospital that treated Davies.

Working as a janitor in the Royal Institute.

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Michael Farraday discovered that electricity could be used to make

A motor

A car

A lightbulb

A compass

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Faraday's original motor used what two things:

Mercury and Cork.

A wheel and a pulley.

A gear and a magnet.

He didn't invent a motor.

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What did Davies make Faraday do out of his jealousy?

Study glassmaking

Study dynamite

Go back to binding books

Calculus

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Which founder of the show Cosmos gave Christmas Lectures for the young at the Royal Institute

Sir Isaac Newton

Neil deGrasse Tyson

Michael Faraday

Carl Sagan

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What did Faraday have to stand on to be safe from the electricity?

Rubber boots.

A stool with glass legs.

A layer of ceramic bricks.

A wooden floor.

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What did Faraday chose NOT to do with his discoveries?

Send them to America.

Publish them.

Patent them.

Share them with children.

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What did Faraday discover was related in order to create the first generator?

Electricity and Electrostatics

Electricity and Magnetism

Electricity and Metal Conductors

Electricity and Memory loss

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What led to Faraday discovering that light and magnetism and electricity were related?

His failed experiments with glass

His wife's suggestions

His motor from earlier in life

Polarization of energy

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What did Faraday's discovery of electricity's effect on light prove?

That time isn't linear

That everything is related

That magnets aren't real

That telescopes have to use electricity

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What did Faraday discover about electricity and magnets with iron filings?

That they showed the pattern of force fields

They were pretty to look at

They always make circles

The north pole is really under our feet

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