Which example demonstrates that opposite charges attract causing static electricity? A.) student rubbing socks on the carpet to turn on the lights. B.) student rubbing a balloon on her hair to “stick” balloons to the wall. C.) parent plugging in a toaster to make toast for breakfast.
B.) student rubbing a balloon on her hair to “stick” balloons to the wall.
What type of circuit is this?
Parallel
What type of circuit and will it work?
It is a Open. It will not work the energy can't flow.
• During a conductivity experiment, some groups of students marked 'yes' but one group marked 'no' when they tested the pencil lead. Which of the following would be best for this group to do? 1.Change their response to 'yes' to be just like everyone else. 2.Retest to investigate the pencil lead's ability to conduct electricity. 3.Insist to the teacher that they are right and everyone else is wrong.
2.Retest to investigate the pencil lead's ability to conduct electricity.
A conductor is:
a material through which electric charges can easily flow
Which of the following statements is true about generating static electricity? A.) You must have at least one battery to create a shock B.) Static electricity can make a bulb shine brighter C.) A circuit made of metal is necessary to carry static electricity D.) Friction between two objects can create static electricity
D.) Friction between two objects can create static electricity
What is the function of a battery in a circuit?
It provides the
“push” to keep
electrons moving in the circuit or the Energy
What type of circuit and will it work?
Closed, and yes
• Which type of electricity moves along a pathway to make a light turn on? 1.Static electricity 2.Lightning electricity 3.Turbine electricity 4.Current electricity
4.Current electricity
An insulator is
An insulator is a material through which an electric charge cannot easily flow
14. True or False? Lightning is an example of static electricity in nature.
True
In which part of a circuit is electrical energy changed into other forms of energy?
a.The battery
b.The switch
c.The wire
d.The load (anything that uses current to work)
The load (anything that uses current to work)
What type of circuit is this?
Series
• What will happen if you add more batteries to an electrical circuit containing light bulbs? 1.No change 2.The bulbs will dim 3.The bulbs will be brighter 4.The bulbs will last longer
3.The bulbs will be brighter
a material through which electric charges can easily flow
Copper
Iron
Gold
Water
Aluminum
Steel
silver
• Two objects have collected static electricity with the same charge. What would the objects do when placed near each other? 1.repel 2.attract 3.nothing 4.stick together
1.repel
Is this an open or a closed circuit?
Yes, it is open
In this circuit work and if so why?
Yes, it makes a complete loop.
• When performing an experiment with electricity, which material would act as an insulator? 1.wire 2.staple 3.popsicle stick 4.paper clip
3.popsicle stick
Give three examples of
insulators
Most plastics
Glass
Cloth
Sand
Rubber
Wood
Dry air
What kind of circuit is this?
Parallel
What is this?
Electromagnetic
Draw an example of an incomplete circuit
If you Build a circuit
and put these objects in the circuit they will not light a bulb
Most plastics
Glass
Cloth
Sand
Rubber
Wood
Dry air
What makes a rubbed balloon seem to “stick” to a wall? A.Rubbing a balloon charges the balloon, and this charge is attracted to the wall. B.Rubbing a balloon charges the balloon, and this charge is repelled by the opposite walls. C.Rubbing the balloon makes it magnetic and this makes it stick to the wall.
A.Rubbing a balloon charges the balloon, and this charge is attracted to the wall.
In a series circuit that has two light bulbs, what happens to one of the light bulbs when the other
bulb burns out?
The good light bulb will also go out.
What is the benefit of this type of magnet?
It can be turned off and on, and you can increase and decrease the power.
Draw a complete circuit
• Which material acts as a conductor of electricity? 1.popsicle stick 2.rubber glove 3.plastic button 4.paper clip
4.paper clip