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Physical Science Chapter 20-21 Review Guide

This document provides a review guide covering physical science chapters 20-21 on electricity and magnetism. It asks questions about the types of electricity and electrical current, how conductors and resistors differ, the factors that affect electrical resistance, types of circuits, safety devices, magnetic forces and fields, electromagnets, generators, magnetism, and how lightning occurs. Key topics covered include static electricity, conductors vs insulators, electric circuits, electromagnetic induction, and the magnetic fields of permanent magnets and electromagnets.

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Physical Science Chapter 20-21 Review Guide

This document provides a review guide covering physical science chapters 20-21 on electricity and magnetism. It asks questions about the types of electricity and electrical current, how conductors and resistors differ, the factors that affect electrical resistance, types of circuits, safety devices, magnetic forces and fields, electromagnets, generators, magnetism, and how lightning occurs. Key topics covered include static electricity, conductors vs insulators, electric circuits, electromagnetic induction, and the magnetic fields of permanent magnets and electromagnets.

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Physical Science Chapter 20-21 Review Guide

What is electricity?

What are the two types of electricity and describe each.

Static charge can be transferred in three ways. Name each and give an example.

Positive and negative charges have extra or fewer electrons respectively.

What are the two types of electrical current? How is each different?

How are conductors and resistors different?

What three factors affect electrical resistance in a wire?

Name, draw and describe the two types of circuits. Which is found in most businesses, including
this school?

What are the three safety devices talked about in class. Describe how they work.

What is the magnetic force (or magnetism)?

How do magnetic poles interact and what happens to magnetic field strength when distance
increases?

What is the magnetic field around the Earth called and where are the geographical poles located
in relation to the magnetic poles.

What creates a magnetic field?

What is a solenoid?

What is an electromagnet? What components make it up?

A device that changes mechanical energy into electrical energy is called what?

What gives a substance magnetism? How is a magnet different from a non-magnet? Be able to
draw a picture to show what you mean.

How can you increase the strength of an electromagnet?

Draw magnetic field lines from two bar magnets interacting. (Like in the notes; like pole
interaction and opposite pole interaction.

Be able to explain how lightning occurs (include charge, induction, and friction).

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