SECOND TEST

Grade / Term
Subject
Topic
Time allocation

: IX /3
: Physics
: Electrostatics
: 70 minutes

A. Choose a, b, c or d to complete the following sentences

1. a plastic is rubbed to the wool will be negative charged because
a. electron move from wool to the plastic
b. proton move from plastic to the wool
c. electron move from plastic to the wool
d. proton move from the wool to the plastic
2. a glass is rubbed to the silk will be positive charged because......
a. electron move from glass to the silk
b. proton move from glass to the silk
c. electron move from silk to the glass
d. proton move from the silkl to the glass
3. The right picture that shows the leaf position of an electroscope which is charge by
induction is....

- - -
-

(1)

4.
a.
b.
c.
d.
5.
a.
b.
c.
d.

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-

- (2) -

+++
+
+
+

(3)

(4)

a. (1)
b. (2)
c. (3)
d. (4)
A positively charged object can be neutralized by connecting it to the ground, because....
Electrons move from the earth to the object
Positive charges flow from the earth to the object
Electrons move from the object to the earth
Positive charges flow from to the object to the earth
The following charged objects will attract each other....
Comb and glass
Plastic and comb
Ebonite and plastic
Comb and plastic

6. Two charged conductor balls M and N are connected to a wire as shown in the picture.
The elektrons flow from....
a. A to B, until N has a charge of 4 C
A
B
b. B to A, until both balls has a charge of 2 C
+2 C
+4 C
c. N to M, until both balls has a charge of 3 C

d. M to N, until both balls are neutralized

7. If object A repel object B, object B attracts object C, and object C repels a negatively
charged object D, then the electric charges of A, B, and C are....
a. A negative, B positive, C positive
b. A negative, B negative, C positive
c. A positive, B negative, C positive
d. A positive, B positive, C negative
8. Electroscope is used for:
1. Measuring the electric charge
2. Detecting the presence of electric charge
3. Finding out the type of electric charged
The correct statements are....
a. 1,2, and 3 c. 1 and 3
b. 1 and 2
d. 2 and 3
P
S 9. The point on the conductor where electrons are concentrated is....

a. P
b. Q Q

c. R
d. S

10. The picture below shows the electric field lines. The charges of A and B are....

a. A positif, B negative
b. A negative, B positive
c. A negative, B negaive
d. A positif, B positive
11. If the electroscopes head is touched by a glass that has already been rubbed with silk,
then....
a. The electroscopes leaf moves apart because it is negatively charged
b. The electroscopes leaf moves apart because it is positively charged
c. The electroscopes leaf moves closer because it is positively charged
d. The electroscopes leaf moves closer because it is negatively charged
12.
a.
b.
c.
d.
13.

An instrument for generating a large electric charge is....

Magnifier
Van de graff generator
Torsion balance
Electroscope
The attractive force between two charges A and B is F. If the charge is changed to be three times
bigger, than the force will be....
a. F
c. 2F
b. F
d. 3 F
14. Of the figure on the right, the magnitude of magnetic field at pont A is....
a. 225 N/C
b. 450 N/C
Q = - 4 C
A

c. 2,250 N/C
d. 4,500 N/C
15. Two objects A and B have charges +10 C and + 9 C. If the repulsive force between those object is
9 x 1010 N, than the distance of those object is....
a. 0.03 cm
c. 3 cm
b. 10.3 cm
d. 30 cm

B. Answer the following question briefly

1. (a) An object is rubbed on the other so saveral of its electron move to an object which is
rubbed. In this phenomenon, an object which is rubbed will be........ charged.
(b) If a glass is rubbed with a silk, what will happened?....
(c) If a comb is rubbed with an ebonite, what will happened?....
(d) if an ebonite is rubbed with a glass, what will happened?....
2. Two charges q1= 100 C and q2 = 150 C are 250 cm apart. What is the Coulombs force
between those charges? (1 C = 10-6C)
3. If the kind of two charges is closed one to another in the certain distance, it will produce a
force F. If the distance of two charges is changed to be four times bigger, the magnitude of
force will be...
4. Mention 4 examples of the uses of electrostatics in our dayli life!

5.
Matters

Type of charges

Positive charge

Similiar
charge s will

F = .....

opposite
charge s will

Poitive with positive