Electricity 1
Electricity 2
Electricity 3
Electricity 4
Electricity 5
100

Atoms are made up of?

Electrons, protons and neutrons.  

100

Materials that do not allow electricity to move through them easily

Insulator 

100

When an object gains electrons, it becomes___________charged.

Negatively charged.

100

The flow of electrons is called

Electric Current

100

Give an example of an energy source

Battery

200

Materials that allow electricity to move through it easily

Conductor

200

When electric current flows along a closed path it forms an ______.

Electric circuit.

200

Most of the objects that we see around us are electrically ________.

Neutral

200

Copper is an example of _______.

A conductor.

200

A source, a wire, two devices and a switch form a _____________.

series circuit

300

The two types of electric charges are:

Positive charge and Negative charge.

300

Objects that have the same number of positive and negative charges are 

Electrically neutral.

300
At constant resistance, increasing voltage _________ current

increases

300

Objects with opposite charges ____.

Attract. 

300

When an object loses electrons it becomes ______________.

Positively charged.

400

Plastic, glass, and rubber are good examples of

Insulators

400

A source, two devices, a switch and two wires form a _____________________

parallel circuit

400

The nucleus of an atom is negatively charged. 

True or False?

False.

400

Current is the number of _________ passing through a point

Electrons

400

__________ describes the relationship between resistance, current, and voltage

Ohm's Law

500

A .................................. opens and closes the electric circuit.

switch

500

Electrons cannot flow and the circuit is not working is an ____________

Open circuit

500

When an object has an imbalance number of + and  - charges it is said to have _______.

Static electricity.

500

At constant voltage, an increase in resistance ___________ current

decreases

500

In a parallel circuit, total __________ will be the sum of each branch

current

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