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Grade 4 Electricity

QuestionAnswer
D-Cell the source of electricity
Battery more than one cell
electricity source provides the energy to light the bulb
electricity receiver a component that uses the electricity from the source to make something happen
circuit a pathway for the flow of electricity
filament the part of a bulb that gets hot and produces light
components D-cells, bulbs, and wires are circuit parts
circuit base holds many components needed to build a circuit
Fahnstock clip metal clip that connects wires in a circuit
switch a device used to open and close circuits
open circuit an incomplete circuit through which electricity will not flow
closed circuit a complete circuit through which electricity flows
schematic diagram a way to represent a circuit on a piece of paper
circuit needs a source of energy (D-cell), a receiver (the bulb), and a path to get from one to the other (wires)
circle the complete path the electricity must travel from one battery end to the other
motor an electricity receiver that produces motion
switch a device that opens and closes the circuit
Set of symbols people must agree upon them in order to read and understand schematic diagrams or drawings that represent circuits
Created by: takfam
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