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    This document contains a 10 question assessment on electric fields and forces. The questions cover topics such as: - How to determine if an electric field is present - The units used to measure electric field strength - Factors that determine electric field strength around a charged object - Inferences that can be made about charges based on diagrams of electric field lines - The distribution of charge on conductors - Determining charge sign based on a diagram of electric field lines - Calculating distance to a charge given electric field strength and charge amount

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    Name Class Date

    Assessment

    Electric Forces and Fields


    Section Quiz: The Electric Field
    Write the letter of the correct answer in the space provided.

    ______ 1. Which of the following would be the best to use to determine whether
    an electric field is present around an object?
    a. a magnetized pin
    b. light from a lamp
    c. a charged table tennis ball
    d. a mass suspended from a spring scale

    ______ 2. Which of the following units is used to state the strength of an


    electric field?
    a. coulombs per cubic meter
    b. coulombs per newton
    c. newtons per coulomb
    d. meters per coulomb

    ______ 3. The strength of an electric field around a charged object depends on


    both the magnitude of the charge and
    a. the magnitude of a test charge.
    b. the sign of the object’s charge.
    c. the distance from the object.
    d. the volume of space around the object.

    ______ 4. The electric fields of two charges, A and B, are represented by dia-
    grams showing electric field lines. If charge B is greater than charge
    A, the diagram of charge B will have than the diagram
    of charge A.
    a. more lines per unit area
    b. longer field lines
    c. straighter field lines
    d. more curved field lines

    ______ 5. The diagram on the right shows the electric field lines around two
    charges that have been brought near
    each other. From the diagram you can
    infer that the charge of the left is
    than the charge on the
    ? 
    right.
    a. negative and smaller in magnitude
    b. negative and larger in magnitude
    c. positive and smaller in magnitude
    d. positive and larger in magnitude
    Name Class Date

    Electric Forces and Fields continued

    ______ 6. The diagram on the right represents a cross- B


    section of a charged copper rod. Which of
    the arrows best represents a field line in the
    A
    rod’s electric field? C
    a. A c. C
    b. B d. D
    D
    ______ 7. In a charged conductor, such as an aluminum rod,
    the charge is
    a. distributed throughout the rod.
    b. on the surface of the rod.
    c. distributed along a line through the center of the rod.
    d. in the exact center of the rod.

    ______ 8. The diagram on the right represents a spherically A


    shaped conductor with the protrusions shown.
    If this conductor is given an electrostatic charge,
    which letter best represents the location of the
    largest concentration of charge?
    a. A
    C B
    b. B
    c. C
    d. none; The charge is evenly distributed.

    9. The drawing on the right is a partial diagram of an


    electric field showing only a few field lines (without
    ? 
    arrowheads). The charge on the right is positive. Can
    the sign of the charge on the left be determined from
    the diagram? If so, what is the sign? Explain.

    10. An electric field of 2250 N/C is produced by a charge of 4.82  1011 C.


    For this field strength, what is the distance to the charge? (kC  8.99 
    109 N•m2/C2).

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