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    Instructions and Information Answer ALL The Questions: Electrical Technology Grade 10

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    The document provides instructions and questions for a 10th grade electrical technology test. It asks students to answer questions in one or fewer words about magnetism and electromagnetism. It also asks them to complete sentences about magnetic attraction and induction. Finally, it asks students to explain the difference between series and parallel circuits in five lines.

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    The document provides instructions and questions for a 10th grade electrical technology test. It asks students to answer questions in one or fewer words about magnetism and electromagnetism. It also asks them to complete sentences about magnetic attraction and induction. Finally, it asks students to explain the difference between series and parallel circuits in five lines.

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    The document provides instructions and questions for a 10th grade electrical technology test. It asks students to answer questions in one or fewer words about magnetism and electromagnetism. It also asks them to complete sentences about magnetic attraction and induction. Finally, it asks students to explain the difference between series and parallel circuits in five lines.

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    Instructions and Information Answer ALL The Questions: Electrical Technology Grade 10

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    Electrical Technology Grade 10 Instructions and Information Answer ALL the questions

    Question 1 (One word answer) Answer the following questions in one word A. What do we call the ends of magnets where the magnetic forces are strongest? B. What name is given to a device that makes a strong magnet by passing electricity through a coil of wire wrapped around a block of iron? C. What are the 'mini magnets' found in all magnetic materials called? Domains D. Which nation gave the name 'magnet' to magnets? E. What word do we use for when two magnets are pushing each other apart? Question 2 (Complete sentence) Complete the following sentences:A. ____________is word do we use for when two magnets are attracting each other apart. B. While building electromagnets, ________________________________discovered the electromagnetic phenomenon of self-inductance. He also discovered mutual inductance independently of Michael Faraday, though Faraday was the first to publish his results. C. For making a strong electromagnet, the material of the core should be _________________. D. A device used for measuring small currents due to changing magnetic field is known as _______________________________. E. The magnetic field lines due to a straight wire carrying a current are ___________________. Question 3 In five lines explain the difference between series and parallel circuits.

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