Electric Charge Basics Quiz
Electric Charge Basics Quiz
Test your knowledge about the fundamentals of electric charge! This quiz covers key concepts related to conductors, insulators, and atomic structure, providing an engaging way to enhance your understanding of electricity.
Whether you're a student or just curious about how electricity works, this quiz is perfect for you. Key features include:
- 10 thoughtfully designed questions
- Multiple choice format for easy answering
- Instant feedback on your performance
Proton has ......... charge
Positive
Negative
Conductor is a material that the electric charge can move easily.
True
False
Insulator is
A charge
A material in which it can stop most of the current
Atom gain and....... electrons
Lose
Add
In conductors, electrons are tightly attached to their atom
True
False
A material that resists the flow of an electric charge
Resistor
Insulator
When an object lose electrons it positively charged
True
False
Moving charges are found in electrical current in.........
Wires
Current
Most atoms have the number of protons and electrons
True
False
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