Static Electricity The
Electric Current
Electric Charges
Circuits and Safety
Miscellanous
100

The build up of charges on an object is called 

static electricity

100

A conductor is a material through which a charge can flow easily.

An insulator .....

Does not allow charges to flow freely

100

Charges that are different, attract each other.

Charges that are the same,.....

repel each other 

100

In a (blank) circuit, there is only one path for current to take

series

100

Protons have a (blank) charge

positive

200

What does it mean to "charge" an object 

rubbing the object on another - usually an insulator

OR

moving electrons 

200

A complete, unbroken path that charges flow through is called an.....

electric circuit 

200

True or False:

An electric field gets stronger the closer it gets to an object

true
200

In a (blank) circuit, there are several paths for current to take; the different parts of the circuit are on separate branches 

parallel

200

Neutrons have a (blank) charge

neutral

300

Charging by (blank) is the transfer of electrons from one uncharged object to another by RUBBING the objects together 

friction

300

(blank) is the measure of how difficult it is for charges to flow through an object

resistance

300

Charges cannot be created or destroyed, but transferred is referred to as

the law of conservation of charge

300

Resistance is measured in...

Ohms 

300

Electrons have a (blank) charge

negative 

400

Charging an object by (blank) is the transfer of electrons from one object to another through DIRECT CONTACT

conduction

400

When electric charges are made to flow thorugh a material, they produce an....

electric current

400

True or False:

Most objects have some overall charge

False

400

There are multiple ways to present circuits from overheating in your home:

(blank) will melt if they get too hot

(blank) are switches that will bend away from circuits if they heat up 

fuses

circuit breakers

400

Current is measured in....

Amps

500

Charging an object by (blank) is transferring with NO direct contact

induction

500

The difference in electric potential energy per charge between two points in a circuit is called (blank)

This is measured in volts

voltage

500

The loss of static electricity as electric charges transfer from one object to another is called 

static discharge

500

Any circuit connected to the Earth via ground wires or a third prong on an outlet are considered....

grounded

500

An electric (blank) is a region around an object where the object's electric force is exerted on other charged objects

field