Circuits
Conductors vs Insulators
Static vs Current Electricity
Magnets
Scientific Investigation
100

This part of a circuit provides the energy that allows electricity to flow.

What is a battery?

100

If a bulb lights when testing a material, the material is this.

What is a conductor?

100

This type of electricity is the buildup of charge on an object.

What is static electricity?

100

A magnet that needs electricity to work is called this.

What is an electromagnet?

100

Changing thin cardboard to thick cardboard helps test this.

Does material thickness affect a magnetic field?

200

These connect parts of the circuit and allow electricity to travel.

What are wires?

200

Materials that do NOT allow electricity to flow are called this.

What are insulators?

200

Electricity that flows through wires is called this.

What is current electricity?

200

This type of magnet is permanent and does not require power.

What is a bar magnet (permanent magnet)?

200

Repeating a test with different materials helps ensure this.

What is reliable evidence (accurate results)?

300

When this is open, the light bulb will not turn on.

What is a switch?

300

Aluminum foil is most likely this type of material in a circuit.

What is a conductor?

300

Current electricity requires this type of circuit.

What is a closed circuit?

300

A magnet that can be turned on and off is best for picking up objects and dropping them elsewhere.

What is a temporary magnet (electromagnet)?

300

Observations that support a claim are called this.

What is evidence?

400

Glass is an example of this type of material that prevents electricity from flowing.

What is an insulator?

400

The best way to test materials is to connect them between open wires and observe this.

Whether the bulb lights.

400

Rubbing a comb with wool and attracting paper is an example of this.

What is static electricity?

400

Permanent magnets are useful in places without this.

What is a power supply (electricity)?

400

The best conclusion when a bulb lights is that the tested material is this.

What is a conductor?

500

A circuit must be this for electricity to flow and light a bulb.

What is closed (complete)?

500

Plastic and cardboard usually allow magnetic fields to pass because they are this type of material.

What are nonmagnetic materials?

500

The movement of electric charge through a wire is known as this.

What is electric current?

500

Iron and steel are attracted to magnets because they are this type of material.

What are magnetic materials?

500

Comparing two magnets by experimenting helps determine their best this.

What is use (application)?