WATT'S WHAT?
Wool, Rubber, Wood.
What are insulators?
This happens to the voltage when you add more sources to a series circuit.
What is it increases?
To turn an electric current OFF and ON.
What is a switch?
Electricity that is produced by the flow of electrons along a pathway.
What is current electricity?
This subatomic particle flows through the wires of a closed circuit.
What are electrons?
What is a direct current?
This happens to current as you add more loads in parallel.
What is it increases?
Here is where the chemical reaction to create an electric current takes place.
What is a battery?
Connects all components in a single pathway.
What is a series circuit?
This kind of circuit is dangerous and can start a fire.
What is a short circuit?
These allow electricity to flow easily.
What are conductors?
This happens to voltage as you add more sources in parallel.
What is it remains the same?
A lamp is an example of this.
What is a load?
Divides electric current that can flow on multiple pathways.
What is a parallel circuit?
In a battery, the electrons flow from the ______ terminal to the ______ terminal.
What is negative terminal to positive terminal?
These allow electrons to move through them with a small amount of difficulty.
This happens when a lightbulb goes out in a string of Christmas lights.
What is the circuit will break and no lights will work?
3 components of a circuit.
What are...
1. a load
2. a source
3. a conductive path (wire)
This type of circuit allows the flow of electricity.
What is a closed circuit?
An advantage of parallel circuits compared to series circuits?
What is if one appliance is turned off, the others stay on & you can connect more devices?