1. If a circuit consists of a battery connected to multipleresistors, and these resistors are connected inseries, what MUST be the same across eachresistor?

   	A.	Voltage
   	B.	Current
   	C.	Resistance
   	D.	Power
   	E.	None of the above

  

QUESTION 2

1. If a circuit consists of a battery connected to multipleresistors, and these resistors are connected inparallel, what MUST be the same across eachresistor?

   	A.	Voltage
   	B.	Current
   	C.	Resistance
   	D.	Power
   	E.	None of the above

  

QUESTION 3

1. What will happen to a circuit whenever you add more resistorsinto it?

   	A.	The total current in the circuit increases
   	B.	The total current in the circuit decreases
   	C.	The total power of the circuit increases
   	D.	The total power of the circuit decreases
   	E.	It depends on how the resistors are connected

  

QUESTION 4

1. The \"north pole\" of a magnet is defined as the part of themagnet that is attracted to what?

   	A.	The north pole of another magnet
   	B.	The south pole of another magnet
   	C.	The Arctic region of the Earth
   	D.	The Anarctic region of the Earth
   	E.	The equator of the Earth

  

QUESTION 5

1. A magnetic field will appear whenever what is true?

   	A.	Whenever there is a charged object nearby
   	B.	Whenever there is a moving object nearby
   	C.	Whenever there is a massive object nearby
   	D.	Whenever there is a charged AND moving object nearby
   	E.	Whenever there is a piece of rion nearby

QUESTION 6

1. The power provided by the voltage source in a simple circuitMUST equal the total power of all the resistors in the circuit.

   True

   False

QUESTION 7

1. Iron is the only substance that can act as a ferromagnet.

   True

   False

QUESTION 8

1. Electromagents are generally more powerful than permanentmagnets.

   True

   False

QUESTION 9

1. As long as a substance is an electrical conductor, it can alsobe easily made into a permanent magnet.

   True

   False

QUESTION 10

1. An object can have a single type of net charge (positive ornegative), but never a single magnetic pole (north or south).

   True

   False