Electricity & Circuits

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There's always room to learn more about electricity & circuits!"},"questions":[{"id":"11","question_type":"txtqtxta","question_text":"What is the unit of electric current?","question_media_url":null,"question_explanation":"The unit of electric current is the ampere, often shortened to 'amp', which measures the flow of electric charge.","question_difficulty":"beginner","answers":[{"id":"43","question_id":"11","answer_type":"txta","answer_text":"Volt","answer_media_url":null,"answer_is_correct":"0"},{"id":"44","question_id":"11","answer_type":"txta","answer_text":"Watt","answer_media_url":null,"answer_is_correct":"0"},{"id":"42","question_id":"11","answer_type":"txta","answer_text":"Ohm","answer_media_url":null,"answer_is_correct":"0"},{"id":"41","question_id":"11","answer_type":"txta","answer_text":"Ampere","answer_media_url":null,"answer_is_correct":"1"}]},{"id":"12","question_type":"txtqtxta","question_text":"Which component in a circuit is used to store energy in an electric field?","question_media_url":null,"question_explanation":"A capacitor is used to store energy in the form of an electric field. It can hold and release energy as needed in a circuit.","question_difficulty":"intermediate","answers":[{"id":"48","question_id":"12","answer_type":"txta","answer_text":"Inductor","answer_media_url":null,"answer_is_correct":"0"},{"id":"46","question_id":"12","answer_type":"txta","answer_text":"Resistor","answer_media_url":null,"answer_is_correct":"0"},{"id":"47","question_id":"12","answer_type":"txta","answer_text":"Transistor","answer_media_url":null,"answer_is_correct":"0"},{"id":"45","question_id":"12","answer_type":"txta","answer_text":"Capacitor","answer_media_url":null,"answer_is_correct":"1"}]},{"id":"13","question_type":"txtqtxta","question_text":"What law states that the current through a conductor between two points is directly proportional to the voltage across the two points?","question_media_url":null,"question_explanation":"Ohm's Law states this relationship, connecting voltage, current, and resistance in an electrical 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characteristics.","question_difficulty":"beginner","answers":[{"id":"62","question_id":"16","answer_type":"txta","answer_text":"To generate electric power","answer_media_url":null,"answer_is_correct":"0"},{"id":"61","question_id":"16","answer_type":"txta","answer_text":"To limit the flow of electric current","answer_media_url":null,"answer_is_correct":"1"},{"id":"64","question_id":"16","answer_type":"txta","answer_text":"To store electrical charge","answer_media_url":null,"answer_is_correct":"0"},{"id":"63","question_id":"16","answer_type":"txta","answer_text":"To amplify electric signals","answer_media_url":null,"answer_is_correct":"0"}]},{"id":"17","question_type":"txtqtxta","question_text":"Which of the following is NOT a type of electrical circuit?","question_media_url":null,"question_explanation":"A 'linear' circuit is not a circuit type in the context specified (unlike series, parallel, or short circuits, which are well-defined 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