AQA Physics P2.3

Are electrons negatively or positively charged?

What causes some insulating materials to become electrically charged when they are rubbed together?

What happens when two electrically charged objects (that have the same charge) are brought together?

Give an example of a type of material that electrical charges can move through easily

What is electric current?

What is the unit of electrical current?

How is the size of a current (I) calculated from the total charge (Q) and time (t)?

What is the standard unit of electrical charge?

What is potential difference another name for ?

What is this the symbol for?

What is this the symbol for ?

What is the symbol for a fuse?

What is the symbol for a cell ?

What is the symbol for a battery ?

What is this the symbol for ?

What is this the symbol for ?

What is this the symbol for ?

What is this the symbol for ?

What is this the symbol for ?

What is this the symbol for ?

What is this the symbol for ?

What is the symbol for a voltmeter?

What is the symbol for an ammeter?

What component is this graph for?

What is the unit of resistance?

If a component has a larger resistance, will the current be larger or smaller?

In a series circuit, what do you know about the current at different points?

In a series circuit how is the total resistance calculated?

For components connected in parallel what do you know about the potential difference across each component?

What component is this graph for?

Which component only allows current to flow one way?

What component is this graph for?

What happens to the resistance of an LDR as light intensity increases?

What happens to the resistance of a thermistor as temperature increases?

Which component emits light when a current flows through it in a forward direction?