circuit
definitions
definitions
A complete path through which electricity can flow
a) closed circuit
b)open circuit
c) series circuit
d) parallel circuit
e) switch
what is a) closed circuit
The measure of the force that pushes electricity through a circuit.
a)voltage
b)conductor
c) insulator
d) static electricity
e) current electricity
what is a) voltage
A type of light bulb that produces light by heating a filament until it glows.
a)incandescent bulb
b)switch
c)florescent bub
d) LED bulb
what is a) incandescent bulb
a path that is not complete, stopping electricity from flowing is
a)closed circuit
b) open circuit
c)series circuit
d)parallel circuit
e) switch
what is b) an open circuit
A material that allows electricity to flow easily, like copper or aluminum.
a)voltage
b)conductor
c) insulator
d) static electricity
e) current electricity
what is b) conductor
what type of material makes a good conductor
a)copper/ aluminum
b) plastic/ rubber
what is a)copper/ aluminum
what is a device that can open or close a circuit, controlling the flow of electricity
a)closed circuit
b)open circuit
c)series circuit
d)parallel circuit
e) switch
what is e) switch
A material that does not allow electricity to flow easily, like rubber or plastic.
a)voltage
b)conductor
c) insulator
d) static electricity
e) current electricity
what is c) insulator
what kind of materials make a good insulator
a) copper/ Aluminum
b) rubber/ plastic
what is b)rubber/ plastic
A type of circuit where the components are connected one after another, so electricity flows through them in a single path.
a)closed circuit
b)open circuit
c)series circuit
d)parallel circuit
e) switch
what is b) series circuit
A buildup of electric charge on the surface of objects, often felt as a small shock.
a)voltage
b)conductor
c) insulator
d) static electricity
e) current electricity
what is d)static electricity
A type of circuit where components are connected across common points, allowing electricity to flow through multiple paths.
a)closed circuit
b)open circuit
c)series circuit
d)parallel circuit
e) switch
what is d) parallel circuit
The flow of electric charge through a circuit, providing power to devices.
a)voltage
b)conductor
c) insulator
d) static electricity
e) current electricity
what is e) current electricity