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Magic of Electricity Lesson 6 "Check Your Understanding" adapted from the Magic of Electricity curriculum provided by National 4-H. Featuring 4-H Curriculum Writer, Kristin Bedell.

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Check Your UnderstandingOnline version Magic of Electricity Lesson 6 "Check Your Understanding" adapted from the Magic of Electricity curriculum provided by National 4-H. Featuring 4-H Curriculum Writer, Kristin Bedell. A copy of the Magic of Electricity Textbook is available for purchase on the 4-H website at https://bit.ly/3AvVJtK by Amy Chilcote 1 Which part of the circuit diagram is number one? a Battery b Lamp c Switch d Wire 2 Will the bulb light up? a The bulb will not light, the circuit needs a switch. b The bulb will not light, the circuit needs a battery. c The bulb will not light, there is not a light bulb. d The bulb will not light, it is not a complete circuit. e No changes are needed. The bulb will light. 3 Will the bulbs light up? a The lightbulbs will light up, nothing needs to change. b The bulb will not light, there is not a complete circuit. c The bulb will not light, there is not a power source. d The bulb will not light, there are no light bulbs. e If the switch is closed, bulb A will light up, but not B. 4 Will the bulb light up? a The lightbulb will light up, nothing needs to change. b The bulb will not light, there is not a complete circuit. c The bulb will not light, there is not a power source. d The bulb will not light, it is missing a light bulb. e The bulb will not light, there should be two bulbs. 5 Will the bulb light up? a The lightbulb will light up, nothing needs to change. b The bulb will not light, there is not a powers source. c The bulb will not light, it is not a complete circuit. d The bulb will not light, it is missing a light bulb. e The lightbulb will light because there is a battery. 6 Will the bulbs light up? a The bulb will not light, there is no power source. b The bulb will not light, it is not a complete circuit. c Both lightbulbs will light up. d If the switch is closed, A will light, but B will not. e If the switch is closed, B will light, but A will not.

Check Your UnderstandingOnline version

Magic of Electricity Lesson 6 "Check Your Understanding" adapted from the Magic of Electricity curriculum provided by National 4-H. Featuring 4-H Curriculum Writer, Kristin Bedell. A copy of the Magic of Electricity Textbook is available for purchase on the 4-H website at https://bit.ly/3AvVJtK

by Amy Chilcote

Which part of the circuit diagram is number one?

Battery

Lamp

Switch

Wire

Will the bulb light up?

The bulb will not light, the circuit needs a switch.

The bulb will not light, the circuit needs a battery.

The bulb will not light, there is not a light bulb.

The bulb will not light, it is not a complete circuit.

No changes are needed. The bulb will light.

Will the bulbs light up?

The lightbulbs will light up, nothing needs to change.

The bulb will not light, there is not a complete circuit.

The bulb will not light, there is not a power source.

The bulb will not light, there are no light bulbs.

If the switch is closed, bulb A will light up, but not B.

Will the bulb light up?

The lightbulb will light up, nothing needs to change.

The bulb will not light, there is not a complete circuit.

The bulb will not light, there is not a power source.

The bulb will not light, it is missing a light bulb.

The bulb will not light, there should be two bulbs.

Will the bulb light up?

The lightbulb will light up, nothing needs to change.

The bulb will not light, there is not a powers source.

The bulb will not light, it is not a complete circuit.

The bulb will not light, it is missing a light bulb.

The lightbulb will light because there is a battery.

Will the bulbs light up?

The bulb will not light, there is no power source.

The bulb will not light, it is not a complete circuit.

Both lightbulbs will light up.

If the switch is closed, A will light, but B will not.

If the switch is closed, B will light, but A will not.

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Which part of the circuit diagram is number one?

Will the bulb light up?

Will the bulbs light up?

Will the bulb light up?

Will the bulb light up?

Will the bulbs light up?