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Circuits Basics Quiz

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Test your knowledge on electrical circuits!

by Servicio Social Interschool
1

A circuit is a closed loop through which electric current flows.

2

In a parallel circuit, if one component fails, others stop working.

3

A switch in a circuit allows control over the flow of current.

4

In a series circuit, voltage is divided among components.

5

Parallel circuits are used in home electrical outlets.

6

Current stays the same throughout all components in a parallel circuit.

7

In a series circuit, if one component is disconnected, the whole circuit stops.

8

Parallel circuits are less flexible than series circuits.

9

A lamp or motor consumes energy to function in a circuit.

10

Water flowing through pipes is a good analogy for understanding circuits.

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