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B. Electrons

C. Atoms

A. Protons

D. Neutrons

Electricity is the movement of charged particles,

usually…..

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B. Electrons

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A. Static Electricity

C. Current Electricity

B. Parallel Circuit

D. Carl’s Gas

A form of electricity that flows continuously through a conductor & is used to power machines & appliances is…

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C. Current Electricity

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A. Electron

C. Nucleus

B. Neutron

D. Proton

Tiny particles found inside an atom’s nucleus with no

charge are

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B. Neutron

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A. Electron

C. Carl’s Smile

B. Neutron

D. Proton

Tiny negatively charged particles found inside an

atom are

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A. Electron

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A. Electron

C. Nucleus

B. Neutron

D. Proton

Tiny positively charged particles found inside an

atom are

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D. Proton

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D. Insulator C. Open Circuit

B. Parallel Circuit A. Closed Circuit

An unbroken path that allows an electric current to flow

through it is a

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A. Closed Circuit

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A. Atom

C. Current Electricity D. Static Electricity

B. Series Circuit

An electrical charge that builds up due to friction between 2

materials & is caused by electrons “jumping” from 1 atom

to another is

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D. Static Electricity

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A. Resistance

C. Current

B. Voltage

D. Carl Dance

Flow of electrons is known as the ...

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C. Current

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A. Atom

C. Electron

B. Carl

D. Electromagnet

The smallest unit of an element (or thing) is an…

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A. Atom

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A. Current meter

C. Electroscope

B. Galvanometer

D. Electromagnet

The instrument used to measure the strength of

electric current is called a…

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B. Galvanometer

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A. Carl meter

C. Electroscope

B. Galvanometer

D. Electromagnet

The instrument used to measure the strength of static electricity is called

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C. Electroscope

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A. All of the bulbs burn out

C. The other bulbs will stay lit

B. The bulbs will explode

D. The bulbs will dim

If a string of light bulbs is wired in a parallel circuit,

what will happen when one bulb burns out?

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C. The other bulbs will stay lit

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A. Series Circuit

C. Parallel Circuit

B. Simple Circuit

D. Carl’s House

In what type of circuit is there only one pathway for electricity to travel along?

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A. Series Circuit

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Draw an example of a series circuit. List the materials you would need to create it.

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Draw an example of a parallel circuit. List the materials you

would need to create it.

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What benefits would you have using a

parallel circuit over a series circuit?

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