OCR Gateway GCSE Physics A topic P3 Electricity overview quiz quiz

Electrons moved from the cloth to the rod

Protons moved from the cloth to the rod

Electrons moved from the rod to the cloth

The rod gained extra neutrons

It is largest near the battery

It is the same at every point

It is shared between the components

It is used up by each component

So that the components share the supply voltage equally between each branch of the circuit

To increase the total resistance of the circuit and reduce the current drawn from the supply

So each device gets the full supply voltage and can be switched independently

So that if any one device fails then all of the other devices stop working too

Charge equals current divided by time

Charge equals potential difference times resistance

Charge equals power times time

Charge equals current times time

The energy transferred per unit charge

The rate of flow of charge past a point in the circuit

The opposition to current flow offered by a component

The total amount of charge stored within the circuit

It stays the same

It doubles

It halves

It becomes zero

An S-shaped curve that gets steeper at higher voltages

A flat horizontal line sitting at zero current throughout

A straight line through the origin

A curve that only ever rises one way and never the other

It increases

It stays the same

It becomes infinite

It decreases

Power equals voltage times current

Power equals voltage divided by current

Power equals current times time

Power equals charge times voltage

2 kilowatt-hours

6 kilowatt-hours

3 kilowatt-hours

5 kilowatt-hours