This document is an assessment sheet for a physics topic on electricity and magnetism. It contains questions that test understanding of basic electric circuit concepts: [1] whether certain statements about conductivity and factors affecting bulb brightness are true or false, [2] which of several circuit diagrams shown would have the brightest bulb or not light at all, and [3] labeling and identifying conductive and insulating parts of a diagrammed light bulb. The assessment sheet examines foundational knowledge of conductors, insulators, circuit design, and light bulb components.
This document is an assessment sheet for a physics topic on electricity and magnetism. It contains questions that test understanding of basic electric circuit concepts: [1] whether certain statements about conductivity and factors affecting bulb brightness are true or false, [2] which of several circuit diagrams shown would have the brightest bulb or not light at all, and [3] labeling and identifying conductive and insulating parts of a diagrammed light bulb. The assessment sheet examines foundational knowledge of conductors, insulators, circuit design, and light bulb components.
This document is an assessment sheet for a physics topic on electricity and magnetism. It contains questions that test understanding of basic electric circuit concepts: [1] whether certain statements about conductivity and factors affecting bulb brightness are true or false, [2] which of several circuit diagrams shown would have the brightest bulb or not light at all, and [3] labeling and identifying conductive and insulating parts of a diagrammed light bulb. The assessment sheet examines foundational knowledge of conductors, insulators, circuit design, and light bulb components.
1 Read these statements. Circle TRUE or FALSE. Using a shorter wire will make a lamp dimmer. TRUE FALSE Plastic and other insulating materials are used to cover wires and plugs, and to make switches because they conduct current. TRUE FALSE Using a thinner wire will make a lamp dimmer. TRUE FALSE Metals are good conductors of electricity. TRUE FALSE [4 marks] 2 Look at these circuits.
a b
c d
a Which circuit will have the brightest lamps?
b Which circuit will not light up? [2 marks]
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Stage 6 Collins Primary Science 2014
Topic 5: Electricity and magnetism
Physics: Assessment Sheet P4 (continued)
3 Label this diagram of a light bulb. Use the words from the box. Tick the parts that are conductors and circle the parts that are insulators.
in Which of The Following Arrangements, Will The Bulb Glow? (A) Sol: The Bulb 3. and 2. Will Glow, Because in Rest All Arrangements The Circuit Is Incomplete