Electricity
Circuits
Current
Magnetism
Math
100

What are examples of insulators?

What is plastic, wood, air, rubber.

100
A closed path through which electrons can flow? hint: There are two kinds of this

What is a circuit?

100

Net movement of electric charge in a single direction.

What is Electric Current?

100

A material that gives off an external magnetic field, making it possible to apply a force over distance.

What is Magnet?

100

What Voltage produces a current of 200 amps with a resistance of 20 ohms?

What is V=4,000?

200

Transfer of electrons through rubbing objects

What is Friction?

200

Only has one pathway. Ex: Flashlight, holiday lights

What is Series Circuit?
200

A device that converts chemical energy to electrical.

What is a Battery?

200

Force is the strongest at?

What is Magnetic poles?

200

19 V battery produces a current of 5 amps. what is the resistance?

What is 3.8R?

300

What law states that charge cannot be created or destroyed, only charge transferred

What is Law of Conservation of Charge 
300

More than one pathway.

What is Parallel Circuit?

300

The tendency of a material to oppose the flow of electrons through it.

What is Resistance?

300

External force given off by a magnet; strongest at the poles.

What is magnetic field?

300

if the voltage is 100 and the current is 25. Then what is the resistance?

What is 4?

400
An imbalance between negative and positive charges in an object.
What is Static Electricity?
400

Measures Voltage drop.

What is Voltmeter?

400

The push (force) that causes charges to move.

What is Voltage difference?

400

Temporary Magnet made by placing a piece of iron inside a current carrying coil of a wire.

What is Electromagnet?

400

Keith found the total resistance of a circuit which was 40. Then he took 40 and times it by the current. If the voltage was 420V what is the current? 

What is 10.5?

500

Charged particles placed in the electric field will be?

What is pushed or pulled? 

500

Voltage stays the same throughout.

What is Parallel Circuit?

500

Amount of current is directly proportional to the voltage difference.

What is Ohm's law?

500

How nonmagnetic elements like iron, cobalt or nickel can become attracted to magnets.

What is Ferromagnetism?

500

lets say you have 5 light bulbs. 2 of them have the resistance of 20 and the other 3 have the resistance of 40. You have one battery that has a Voltage of 300. what is the current? Then lets say you add 1 more light bulb with the resistance of 50. What is the current now?  V=IR

what is 1.875?   

What is 1.43?

2(20)+3(40)=160R       2(20)+3(40)+50=210

300 / 160 = 1.875                300/210=