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Electric Circuits

Science Unit 1 Lesson 4

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What happens when you turn on a light? Electrical energy moves
What is electric charge? Electric force in an object when placed near other charged matter
Electric charges can be… or ….. Positive or negative
If two charges have the same charge what happens? They repel (push away) from each other
What does it mean to repel? When two objects push away from each other
What charges repel each other? Similar charge (+ +) or (- -)
If two charges are opposite, they will…. Attract
What charges attract one another? Opposite (+ -)
What does it mean if charges attract one another? Pull together
What is the flow of charged particles in the same direction called? Electric current
What is electric current? When the flow of charged particles move in the same direction
What allows electric current to flow through? Conductor
What is a conductor? Something that allows an electric current to flow through
What is a good conductor of electricity? Metal
What is the best metal to conduct electricity? Copper
What does NOT allow the flow of electricity? Insulator
What is an insulator? Something that does not allow electric current to flow
What is an insulating material? Plastic
What does electric current need to flow? A source, a starting point
What is a source? The starting point of an electric current
What is a complete electrical path called? Circuit
What is a circuit? A complete electrical path
How does a switch start/stop the flow of electricity? Opens/closes the path
What is a resistor? A device used to control the flow of electricity
What don’t the wires glow in a lightbulb? They are a resistor
What happens when electricity travels through a resistor? It changes into another form of energy
What does a wire do? Carries electric current to and from lightbulb
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