Circuits
What Is A Circuit?
A path in which electrons can flow.
What is Electricity?
The flow of electrons through a conductor.
What is the first step in the Scientific Method?
Ask a Question.
What happens when a negative and positive force are placed near each other?
They attract.
What is needed on the X and Y axis?
Numbers and labels.
What is a conductor?
A material that lets electrons pass through.
What is circulation?
When electrons can flow>
What are the three words used in a hypothesis?
"If," "then," and "because."
How is static electricity created?
Friction.
What are the 3 main types of graph?
Pie chart, bar graph, line graph.
What is a semiconductor?
A material that lets a slight amount of electrons pass through it.
From negative to positive.
What is the difference between extension and improvement
What is an Electric Field?
Range of Force.
Where is the independent variable located on a graph.
X-axis
What are the four parts of a circuit?
Device, battery, switch, and wire.
An electric field.
If there are #'s in your data what type of data would it be?
Quantitative Data.
What is the definition of static electricity?
When two charged objects interact with each other.
Where is the dependent variable located on a graph?
On the Y-axis.
Is a switch needed in a circuit?
No!
What is electricity used for/in?
Appliances, Electronics, Lightning, Heating, Cooling, etc.
If there are no #'s in your data what type of data would it be ?
Qualitative Data.
How is lightning created?
When the cloud's negative charge and the ground's positive charge meet.
What are four components necessary on a graph?
X-axis, Y-axis, title, labels for x and y axis, key.