Static Electricity
Circuits
Resistance
Symbols
Terminology
100

The subatomic particle that can move from an atom

What is the electron?

100

What material are wires in circuits made of?

What are conductors?

100

Using a 5 cm piece of wire rather than a 2 cm piece of wire will do this to the resistance. 

What is increase it?

100

The symbol for a bulb.

What is...

100

Generators are an example of...

What is a source?

150

When this happens to an object, extra charge is taken away from object and goes to Earth

What is Grounding?

150

A circuit is correctly put together, but a load will not operate if the switch is...

What is open?

150

By increasing the diameter of the wire you do this to the resistane

What is decrease it?

150
Draw the circuit diagram with a cell, a bulb, a closed switch and a voltmeter
what is...
150
material that allows electricity to flow easily through it called
What is a conductor?
200

the largest form of static electricity (think weather)

What is lightning?

200

The part of a circuit that controls the movement of electrons (whether they move or not)

What is a switch?

200

To increase the resistance of a wire you could do this to the temperature

What is decrease it?

200

4-cell battery, a resistor and 3 light bulbs in parallel.

what is..

200
the unit used to measure current
What is an AMP?
250

a negatively charged balloon and a neutral wall will...

What is attract?

250

the 4 main parts of any circuit

What are Switch, load, source, and wires?

250

The symbol for a resistor in a circuit

What is...?

250

the symbol for current

What is I?

250

the path that electricity follows called

What is a circuit?

300

quick removal of electrons from an object

What is discharge?

300

A voltmeter must be connected to a battery in __________________ to measure the voltage across the battery.

What is parallel?

300

This is the unit for measuring resistance.

What is an ohm?

300

The symbol for an ammeter and voltmeter?

what is..

300

The sticker on an appliance that tells you how much energy an appliance uses in a year. 

What is the EnerGuide?

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