Electricity Vocabulary
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- Q1a material that electric current CANNOT flow through easilyinsulator30sEditDelete
- Q2a material that electric current CAN pass through easilyconductor30sEditDelete
- Q3a closed path that allows energy or electricity to flow, it has no breaksclosed circuit30sEditDelete
- Q4a broken path that does NOT allow energy or electricity to flowopen circuit30sEditDelete
- Q5a circuit that only has one path for the electric current to follow or flowseries circuit30sEditDelete
- Q6a combination of circuits that have two or more paths for the electric current to follow or flowparallel circuit30sEditDelete
- Q7a temporary magnet that has wires wrapped around a metal object and connected to an energy source like a battery to produce a flow of electric currentelectromagnet30sEditDelete
- Q8the flow of electric chargeselectricity30sEditDelete
- Q9An electrical charge that builds up because of friction, conduction, or induction. Causes shocks.static electricity30sEditDelete
- Q10to draw to itself, pull towardattract30sEditDelete
- Q11to push apart of force awayrepel30sEditDelete
- Q12a cell, or group of cells, that produces electric currentbattery30sEditDelete
- Q13an electrical component that can connect, or break an electrical circuitswitch30sEditDelete
- Q14tiny wire inside a light bulb that glows as electricity flows through itfilament30sEditDelete
- Q15a part of an atom, in the nucleus, that has no chargeneutron30sEditDelete
- Q16a path followed by an electric currentcircuit30sEditDelete
- Q17the course electricity followspathway30sEditDelete
- Q18a part of an atom, in the nucleus, that has a positive charge of electricityproton30sEditDelete
- Q19the flow of electricity through a conductorelectric current30sEditDelete
- Q20the center of an atom where protons and neutrons are foundnucleus30sEditDelete