Knows howvoltage,current, andresistance areproportional toeach otherHas a graspon why light issaid to beboth a particleand a waveCan tell youabout aconcept theyrecentlyunderstoodCan showhow to useboth right-hand rulesCan describewhy a currentloop is amagneticdipoleCan recitethe looplaws ofcircuitsRememberswhatCoulomb'sLawrepresentsCan tell you3 importantformulasrelated tothis unitAble toexplain whythere is anelectric fieldin a capacitorUnderstandshow to addresistors inseries vs. inparallelKnows thedifferencebetween anemf and avoltageKnows whyinsulators andconductorshave differentpropertiesUnderstands whythe number of loopsin a coil affects theemf generatedwhen moving amagnet through itKnows whichdirection amagnetic/electricfield travelsHas a graspon why eddycurrentsoccurCan explainwhatmagnetic fluxis and what itcan doKnows howvoltage,current, andresistance areproportional toeach otherHas a graspon why light issaid to beboth a particleand a waveCan tell youabout aconcept theyrecentlyunderstoodCan showhow to useboth right-hand rulesCan describewhy a currentloop is amagneticdipoleCan recitethe looplaws ofcircuitsRememberswhatCoulomb'sLawrepresentsCan tell you3 importantformulasrelated tothis unitAble toexplain whythere is anelectric fieldin a capacitorUnderstandshow to addresistors inseries vs. inparallelKnows thedifferencebetween anemf and avoltageKnows whyinsulators andconductorshave differentpropertiesUnderstands whythe number of loopsin a coil affects theemf generatedwhen moving amagnet through itKnows whichdirection amagnetic/electricfield travelsHas a graspon why eddycurrentsoccurCan explainwhatmagnetic fluxis and what itcan do

PHYS 203 Review Bing - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. Knows how voltage, current, and resistance are proportional to each other
  2. Has a grasp on why light is said to be both a particle and a wave
  3. Can tell you about a concept they recently understood
  4. Can show how to use both right-hand rules
  5. Can describe why a current loop is a magnetic dipole
  6. Can recite the loop laws of circuits
  7. Remembers what Coulomb's Law represents
  8. Can tell you 3 important formulas related to this unit
  9. Able to explain why there is an electric field in a capacitor
  10. Understands how to add resistors in series vs. in parallel
  11. Knows the difference between an emf and a voltage
  12. Knows why insulators and conductors have different properties
  13. Understands why the number of loops in a coil affects the emf generated when moving a magnet through it
  14. Knows which direction a magnetic/electric field travels
  15. Has a grasp on why eddy currents occur
  16. Can explain what magnetic flux is and what it can do