Welcome to the General Knowledge Quiz 18

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What is plasma in the context of a plasma ball?

A) Liquid metal

B) Ionized gas

C) Solidified electricity

D) A type of plastic

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What causes the colored tendrils of light in a plasma ball?

A) Chemical reaction

B) Magnetic field

C) Plasma filaments following electric current

D) Reflection of light

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What is inside the center of a plasma ball lamp?

A) A magnet

B) A metal coil

C) An electrode

D) A filament

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What scientific principle does a plasma ball help demonstrate?

A) Thermodynamics

B) Electric and magnetic fields

C) Newton’s Laws

D) Photosynthesis

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Why should you not leave a plasma ball on for extended periods?

A) It could explode

B) It may overheat and damage the electronics

C) It uses too much electricity

D) The light becomes too intense

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What happens when you touch the surface of a plasma ball?

A) The light disappears

B) The plasma filaments gather toward your finger

C) The ball turns off

D) You get a shock

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What type of gas is typically found in a plasma ball?

A) Oxygen

B) Hydrogen

C) Noble gases like neon or argon

D) Carbon dioxide

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What kind of voltage does a plasma ball use to create plasma?

A) Low voltage

B) Static voltage

C) High voltage

D) Alternating current only

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Welcome to the General Knowledge Quiz 18

What is plasma in the context of a plasma ball?

What causes the colored tendrils of light in a plasma ball?

What is inside the center of a plasma ball lamp?

What scientific principle does a plasma ball help demonstrate?

Why should you not leave a plasma ball on for extended periods?

What happens when you touch the surface of a plasma ball?

What type of gas is typically found in a plasma ball?

What kind of voltage does a plasma ball use to create plasma?

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