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CIRCUITS

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What is a form of energy resulting from the existence of charged particles as a current? ELECTRICITY
What is a part of matter that is described as being either positive or negative? ELECTRIC CHARGE
What builds up when an object loses electrons to another object, then it becomes positively charged which static buildup? STATIC ELECTRICITY
How does static electricity develop in the clouds? Positive charges (+) buildup in the top part of clouds and negative charges (-) buildup in the bottom part of the clouds
When both parts (+) & (-) charges collide, static electricity is released in air which causes flashes of light, WHAT IS THIS CALLED? LIGHTNING
What type of circuit splits and runs through separate components and if one light goes out, the others stay lit? PARALLEL CIRCUIT
What type of circuit current flows through each component, such as light bulbs, if one light goes out, the others go out? Series Circuit
What are 4 components needed for a circuit to be complete? Conductor, Light bulb, Battery, & Insulator
Where does an electrical current start in a circuit and where does it end? The current starts at the negative part of the battery and ends at the positive part of the battery
How would you align two batteries in a toy? Positive>Negative>Positive>Negative or Negative>Positive>Negative>Positive
What are the three parts to an atom? Protons, Electrons, & Neutrons
When positive and negative charges of an object don’t balance, the object is charged and develops what type of electrical charge? Static Electricity
What parts of the atom balances the structure of the element? Positive (protons) and Negative (electron) charges always balance each other
What parts of the atoms have the positive, negative, and neutral part of the atom? Protons= + positive + part of an atom. Electrons= - negative - part of an atom. Neutrons= no charge part of an atom.
Moving electrical charges flow from atoms and produce electrical energy that is found in 4 areas, WHAT ARE THEY? Electric, Sound, Light, and Heat Energy
Where do many electric devices get their power from outside powerlines? Electrical Outlets
A material through which an electric charge can move easily is called what? A Conductor
What are four types of the best conductors made of for electricity? Copper, Gold, Silver, and Aluminum
What are strong resistors that can stop most electric currents to place or areas in towns or cities? Insulators
Insulators are mainly made of four types of materials, what are they? (Name 3 of them) Rubber, Plastic, Glass, Dry cotton, or Ceramic
WHAT ARE THE 4 TYPES OF RENEWABLERESOURCES? WIND ENERGY, SOLAR ENERGY, WATER (HYDRO)ENERGY, & THERMAL ENERGY
What converts kinetic energy into mechanical power? Wind Turbines
What are the 4 types of energy that spell “MELTS”? Mechanical Energy, Electrical Energy, Light Energy, Thermal Energy, & Sound Energy
What type of potential energy depends on the Earth’s gravity like a person falling or a car rolling down a hill? Gravitational Energy
Light waves can have very long or very short wavelengths, what is it known as? Electromagnetic Spectrum
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