Definitions
Atoms +
True/False
Potpourri
Circuits
100
This is the flow of electrons through a circuit

What is current?

100
These are the parts of the atoms.

What are electrons, protons, and neutrons. 

100

Voltage is the amount a pull a battery has. 

What is false. 


Voltage is the amount of push a battery has. 

100

This is the standard voltage in a house. 

What is 120 and 240. 

100

In this type of circuit, there is only one path for the energy to flow.

What is an series circuit. 

200

This is the name for the circular path of electricity

What is a circuit

200

This is the part of the atom that is negatively charged.  Where do they reside in the atom?

What are electrons?

 They "orbit" the nucleus. 

200

A neutral charge is when the number of protons and electrons are equal. 

What is TRUE. 

200

This is a branch of engineering that studies the science of electricity to be able to APPLY it to power systems, communications, electronic devices and machinery. 

What is electrical engineering?

200

This is the part of the circuit that opens or closes a circuit. 

What is a switch

300

This is a force that is created when objects lose or gain electrons. 

What is static energy. 

300

This is what happens to opposite charges

They attract

300

A circuit that is broken is called a closed circuit. 

What is FALSE. 

300

This is the purpose of a fuse?

What is to open a circuit if wires get too hot. 

300

This is a part of the circuit that "slows" the push of electricity but still allows it to flow. 

What is a resistor.

400

What do you call a substance that electrons flow through easily?

What is a conductor. 

400

This is the name for an atom with a charge

What is an ion. 

400

A house uses direct current.

What is FLASE- alternating current, where the current can flow in two directions. 

400

This is the configuration needed (series or parallel) for the voltage to stay the same but the current to increase

What is parrallel?

400

What is the voltage of two 1.5V batteries if they are lined up in series?

Daily double: name the person who discovered current electricity?

What is 3V?

Who is Volta?

500

This is the process where an neutral object is statically charged by another object without the objects touching. 

What is induction. 

500

This is an energy plant that uses water to produce electricity

What is a hydroelectric plant?

500

Light bulbs in parallel circuits are equally bright. 

What is true. 

500

This is the equation for Ohms Law.

What is voltage = resistance times current

500

When batteries are placed in series, what is the effect on the current and the voltage.

The voltage increases but the current stays the same.