Definition
Symbols and Units
Series Circuits
Parallel Circuits
100

This is the difference in electrical energy between 2 points in a circuit.

What is voltage?

100

This is the unit used to measure voltage.

What is a volt?

100

These are the 3 basic parts in a circuit.

What is an energy source, a load, and wire/pathway?

100

There are more of these in a parallel than in a series circuit

What is a path for current to take

200

This is the degree to which a substance opposes the flow of electric current through it.

What is resistance?

200

This is the symbol for resistance.

What is R?

200

If one goes out..

What is they all go out

200

If one goes out...

What is the rest stay on

300

This the amount of electric charge that passes by a point in an electric circuit at a given time interval.

What is electric current?

300

This is the symbol for current.

What is I?

300

This is a model used by engineers and designers where symbols are used designing and analyzing an electric circuit.

What is a circuit diagram?

300

Device used to measure voltage

What is a voltmeter

400

A package of chemical cells that converts chemical energy into electrical energy that is stored in electrons.

What is a Battery?

400

This is the unit used to measure current.

What is an ampere/amp (A)?

400

draw a series circuit on a piece of paper using three lights

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400

Draw a parallel circuit using 4 lights and 3 switches

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500

This is any material that can slow down current flow.

What is a resistor?

500

This is the unit used to measure resistance.

What is an ohm (Ω)?

500
This is a circuit that is broken and does not let current flow.

What is an open circuit?

500

If your flashlight on your phone goes out and breaks, would your phone still work? EXPLAIN WHY

because your phone contains parallel circuits, the screen is still able to turn on even if the flashlight is dead