Electric charge
Static Electricity
Electric Current
Resistance
Electric Circuits
100
This is what you call the force between charged objects.
What is the electric force.
100
This is what you call the buildup of charges on an object.
What is static electricity?
100
Electric current is the continuous flow of this through material
What are electric currents?
100
This is the unit for voltage.
What is volts.
100
In this circuit, if one bulb goes out, they all go out.
What is a series circuit?
200
This is what would happen if I brought two balloons that had the same type of charges together.
They would repel each other.
200
What type of charge cause picture B
Friction
200
This is what you call a complete, unbroken path that charges can flow through.
What is an electric circuit?
200
This little device added into a circuit will cause electrical reisistance.
What is a resistor?
200
In this circuit, there are several paths for current to take.
What is a parallel circuit?
300
This is what you call the interaction between electrical charges.
What is electricity?
300
This type of static electricity causes lightning strikes.
What is static discharge?
300
The unit of measurement for the electric current is called this.
What is the ampere (amp)
300
The resistance in a circuit ends up changing into this.
What is heat?
300
You home is wired in this type of circuit.
What is parallel circuit?
400
This is what you call materials through which a charge can move freely.
What are conductors?
400
This type of charging is the transfer of electrons from one object to another by direct contact.
What is conduction?
400
This is what causes charges to move in a circuit
What is voltage?
400
This is the resistance of something the longer it gets.
It increases the longer it gets.
400
According to Ohm's law, resistance is equal to voltage divided by this.
What is current.
500
According to this law, charges are neither created nor destroyed.
What is the law of conservation of charge?
500
Either one of these types of charging can happen without touching the object
What is induction or polarization?
500
One reason insulators are resistant to transfer of electricity, is because these are tightly bonded to their atoms.
What are electrons?
500
This is what will happen to the current if you increase the resistance.
Current will decrease.
500
These would be the basis features of an electric circuit?
You need a source of energy (battery or electricity), something that runs by electricity (light bulb), wires, and perhaps a switch.