GCSE AQA Physics, 4.2 Electricity.

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What is meant by ‘current’. [1 mark]

Flow of electric charge.

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Compare the pattern of current flow between series circuit and parallel circuit. [2 marks]

  • Same all around in the series circuit.

  • Total current seprate through the whole circuit.

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Compare the pattern of potential difference between series circuit and parallel circuit. [2 marks]

  • Potential difference shared each components in series circuit.

  • the potential difference across each components is the same.

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Describe the result of graph when current through an ohmic conductor. [2 marks]

Current is directly proportional to the potential difference.

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Describe the difference between alternative current and direct current

Direct current is current that flow 1 direction.

Alternative current is current that change direction constantly.

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Student has rub a cloth and a plastic rod.

Explain why the friction causes the cloth to become charged. [2 marks]

Transfer of electron from the plastic rod to the cloth.

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Scientist uses electrical field lines to explain the force of attraction.

Describe what should the field lines look like when explaining the electrical field of positive charged object. [2 marks]

  • Perpendicular to the surface.

  • The arrow on the line should be outward.

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Scientist uses electrical field lines to explain the force of attraction.

Describe what should the field lines look like when explaining the electrical field of negative charged object. [2 marks]

  • Perpendicular to the surface.

  • The arrow on the line should be inward.

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State each colour of wires in plug in UK. [3 marks]

a) neutral

b) Earth

c) Live

a) Blue.
b) Green and yellow.

c) Brown.

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State each functions of wires in plug in UK. [3 marks]

a) neutral

b) Earth

c) Live

a) Complete the circuit.

b) Safety purpose.

c) Carry alternating potential difference.

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Power station can need to transport electricity to the homes.

Describe and explain the process of pass electricity to the homes by national grid. [6 marks]

  • Electricity pass through step-up transformer.

  • To increase potential difference.

  • Less energy lost in the power cable.

  • Electricity pass through step-down transformer.

  • To reduce potential difference to 230 V.

  • Safer.

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Explain how the resistance of a filament lamp changes as the potential difference across it increases. [3 marks]

  • The current increases.

  • Causes the temperature of the filament to increase.

  • The resistance increases.

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<p>Identify what component is it. [1 mark] </p>

Identify what component is it. [1 mark]

LDR

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Describe what happen to resistance of LDR when increasing light intensity. [2 marks]

Decreasing.

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<p>Identify what component is it. [1 mark]</p>

Identify what component is it. [1 mark]

Thermistor.

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Describe what happen to resistance of thermistor when increasing temperature. [2 marks]

Decreasing.