REAL LIFE ELECTRICITY
SERIES VS PARALLEL
CIRCUIT BASICS
CIRCUIT COMPONENTS
OHM’S LAW
100

What type of circuit is used in most homes?

Parallel Circuit

100

Which type of circuit has only one path for electricity to flow?

Series circuit


100

What is the path that allows electricity to flow?

Circuit

100

Which device is used to open or close a circuit?

Switch

100

In Ohm’s Law, what does the letter V represent?

Voltage

200

What type of material allows electricity to flow easily?

Conductor

200

Which type of circuit has more than one path for electricity to travel?

Parallel circuit

200

What tiny particles move through wires to create electric current?

Electrons

200

What materials allow electricity to travel through a circuit?

Wires (conductors)

200

What unit is used to measure electric current?

Amperes (amps)

300

What drawing uses symbols to represent electrical circuits?

Circuit diagram 

300

In which type of circuit do the other bulbs stay on if one bulb burns out?

Parallel circuit

300

What device provides the electrical energy in a circuit?

Battery

300

Which component converts electrical energy into light?

Bulb

300

If current is 2 A and resistance is 5 Ω, what is the voltage?

10 volts

400

Why are parallel circuits used in homes instead of series circuits?

Appliances can work independently.

400

In which type of circuit does the entire circuit stop working if one bulb fails?

Series circuit

400

What type of circuit allows electricity to flow because the path is complete?

Closed circuit

400

Which safety device breaks the circuit when too much current flows?

Fuse

400

If voltage is 12 V and resistance is 4 Ω, what is the current?

3A

500

What type of material does not allow electricity to flow easily?

Insulator

500

In which circuit is the voltage the same across all branches 

Parallel circuit

500

What do we call a circuit where the path is broken and electricity cannot flow?

Open circuit

500

Which component supplies electrical energy to a circuit?

Battery

500

If voltage is 20 V and resistance is 5 Ω, what is the current?

4A