Circuit
Conductors and Insulators
Parallel or Series
Circuit
Potpourri 1
Potpourri 2
Potpourri 3
100

What is the purpose of the battery as a part of a circuit?

What is the power source?

100

What is in the center of an electrical wire?

What is copper (conductor)

100

This circuit is made up of only one path of electricity?

What is a series circuit?

100

Matter is anything that has _______ and takes up space.

a. static 

b. current 

c. mass

d. resistance

What is 

c. mass?

100

The buildup of electric charge on an object is called _________ electricity

positive

negative

neutral

static

What is static?

100

Electrons can jump from one atom to another because they are located _______ of the nucleus.

What is outside?

200

What is the purpose of a wire as part of a circuit?

What is the conductor in which the electrons flow?

200
What is wrapped around the copper wire in a circuit?
What is rubber (insulator)
200

A __________ circuit will result in all bulbs going out, if one goes out.

What is a series circuit?

200

True or False: A battery OR other source of current must always be a part of an electric circuit?

What is True?

200

Two positive charges (like charges) will ________ one another.

attract

repel

What is repel?

200

Your home is made up of what type of circuits?

What is parallel?

300

What is the purpose of the rubber on the outside of a copper wire within a circuit?

What is to serve an an insulator for our protection?

300

This material allows electricity to flow through it easily.

What is a conductor?

300

This circuit is made up of more than one path of electricity?

What is a parallel circuit?

300

_______ causes electrons to jump from one object to another

What is Friction?

300

Electrons have a ___________ charge.

positive

negative

neutral

What is negative?

300

The buildup of electric charge on an object is called _________ electricity

What is static?

400

What is the purpose of the light bulb in a circuit?

What is to show the electricity?

400
This material DOES NOT allow electricity to flow through it easily?
What is an insulator?
400

Your home is made up of what type of circuits?

What are parallel circuits?

400

Protons have a __________ charge.


What is positive?

400

________ is when electrons move quickly from one object to another

What is Electric discharge?

400

Which of these is NOT an example of electric discharge?

a. Lightning

b. A parallel circuit in a house

c. Rubbing a balloon on your hair and your hair sticking out

d. Rubbing your feet on the carpet and touching a metal doorknob and getting a small “shock”

What is b. A parallel circuit in a house?

500

Trevor tests different materials in an electric circuit. Which of these will MOST LIKELY cause the light bulb to turn on?

a. glass 

b. plastic 

c. copper or metal

d. rubber 

What is  c. copper or metal?

500

When electrons move along wires, this is called ____________  _____________. 

What is Electric current?

500

This type of circuit can be used in things like Christmas  lights. 

What are both series and parallel circuits?

500

Which of the following is NOT an example of an insulator?

a. glass

b. plastic

c. cloth

d. metal

What is metal?

500

Trevor tests different materials in an electric circuit. Which of these will MOST LIKELY cause the light bulb to turn on?

a. glass 

b. plastic 

c. copper or metal

d. rubber 

What is 

c. copper or metal

500

List at least 3 parts of a simple circuit. Describe the purpose of each part (you must list and describe all 3 to receive full credit for this question)

A battery is the power source for the circuit. The wires are the path or the conductor in which the electrons flow. The bulb is the way to show the electricity.