Electricity EOYA
Quiz yourself by thinking what should be in
each of the black spaces below before clicking
on it to display the answer.
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| What is current electricity? | continuous flow of electric charge
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| What is static electricity? | imbalance of electric current; electrons are transferred
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| What is an example of current electricity? | using a battery or an outlet
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| What is an example of static electricity? | rubbing a balloon on a sweater
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| What is a conductor? | allows electricity to flow easily
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| What is an insulator? | stops the flow of electricity
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| What is an example of a conductor? | copper and water
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| What is an example of an insulator? | plastic and dry wood
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| What is a parallel circuit? | electricity has several paths
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| What is a series circuit? | electricity only has ONE path
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| What type of circuit does your kitchen use? | parallel circuit
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| What type of circuit does a flashlight use? | series circuit
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| A lamp, TV, toaster, and cell phone are all using power at once. What type of circuit is this? | parallel circuit
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| You have some old Christmas lights. One bulb breaks. This is a series circuit, so what happens to the other bulbs? | They all go out.
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| What is a circuit breaker? | electrical switch designed to protect an electrical circuit from overload
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| You are using a vacuum, and you are using too much current. What will a circuit breaker do next? | open the circuit which shuts off the power
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