Electricity: Circuits

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Electricity: Circuits Use your slates to answer the following questions.

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Electricity: Circuits

Use your slates to answer the following questions.

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What is an atom?

The smallest building block of life.

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What are the three parts of an atom?

Protons, neutrons, and electrons.

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Which of the three particles can move from one atom to another?

Electrons

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What are the charges of the three particles?

Electrons= negative (-)

Protons= positive (+)

Neutrons= neutral / none

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What kind of charges attract?

Opposites.

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Name a material that would be a good conductor of electricity.

Most metals such as iron and steel.

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Name a material that is used as an insulator.

Plastic, rubber, glass, etc.

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What powers an electromagnet?

A battery.

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The build up of electrons on an object is called what kind of electricity?

Static electricity.

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Electricity that flows is called ____________ electricity.

Current

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Draw me an example of a parallel circuit.

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A parallel circuit has how many paths?

More than 1.

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Draw a series circuit.

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Draw an open series circuit.

Draw a closed series circuit.