circuits
atoms
insulator/conductors
true and false/yes and no
others
100
a circuit is
an unbroken pathway along which electrons can flow through
100

what is the particle that travels around the nucleus at the center of an atom

electron

100
what are insulators
materials that hold their electrons tightly do not allow electricity to flow are insulators
100
Will a lightbulb that is part of a complete circuit light up?
yes
100
the nucleus has a ______ charge
positive
200
a path where the electrical flow has been broken is
a incomplete circuit
200

what is the center of the atom called

the nucleus

200
what is a conductor
conductors allow electrons to move freely allowing electricity to flow
200
If you took out one bulb on a series circuit, the rest of the bulbs will keep lit. Yes or no?
no
200
benjamin franklin was a _______ and _______
scientist and inventor
300
a series circuit is a ........
circuit with two or more lights hooked together in a serially order
300

true or false electrons are not part of the nucleus

true

300
materials that let electricity pass through it is called
conductor
300
Glass is a conductor of electricity. True or false?
false
300
what are the types of electricity
static electricity current electricity
400
there are mainly 2 different types of circuits which are...
series andparallel circuit
400
what is an atom
a building block for all matter
400
which of the materials are conductors silver rubber glass
silver
400
If you unscrew one of the light bulbs in a parallel circuit, the rest will stop lighting. True or false?
false
400
electricity at rest is ..
static electrcity
500
electricity will not flow if a circuit is open
closed circuit
500
neutrons ______ charged protons _____ charged electrons ______ charged
no electrical charge positive charged negative charge
500
which of three of these are good conductors rubber copper glass plastic silver water
silver copper water
500
An open circuit is a type of circuit. True or false?
true
500
what year did benjamin franklin conduct his experiment
1752