Circuit Quest: Wires & Lights

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Froggy Jumps Circuit Quest: Wires & LightsOnline version Learn how circuits work by نوران احمد 1 What is a circuit? a A tool to store data b A device that blocks signals c A path for electricity 2 Which part is commonly found in a simple circuit? a Keyboard b Television c Lamp 3 What happens when a circuit is complete? a The lamp lights b The battery drains instantly c The lamp turns off 4 What is an open circuit? a It works fully b It doesn’t work c It glows brighter 5 What does metal do in a circuit? a It blocks electricity b It lets electricity flow c It stores energy 6 What is an insulator? a Plastic does NOT let electricity flow b Metal conducts electricity c Water conducts electricity 7 Why is plastic outside on real-life wires? a To conduct electricity b To look nice c To keep us safe 8 To test the lamp, which parts do you use? a Cell, wires, and lamp b Only a lamp c Only a battery 9 How do you know the lamp is working? a It spins in place b The lamp lights c It becomes cold 10 If the circuit is broken, is electricity able to flow? a No, it doesn’t flow b Yes, it can still flow c It glows without flow

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Circuit Quest: Wires & LightsOnline version

Learn how circuits work

by نوران احمد

What is a circuit?

A tool to store data

A device that blocks signals

A path for electricity

Which part is commonly found in a simple circuit?

Keyboard

Television

Lamp

What happens when a circuit is complete?

The lamp lights

The battery drains instantly

The lamp turns off

What is an open circuit?

It works fully

It doesn’t work

It glows brighter

What does metal do in a circuit?

It blocks electricity

It lets electricity flow

It stores energy

What is an insulator?

Plastic does NOT let electricity flow

Metal conducts electricity

Water conducts electricity

Why is plastic outside on real-life wires?

To conduct electricity

To look nice

To keep us safe

To test the lamp, which parts do you use?

Cell, wires, and lamp

Only a lamp

Only a battery

How do you know the lamp is working?

It spins in place

The lamp lights

It becomes cold

If the circuit is broken, is electricity able to flow?

No, it doesn’t flow

Yes, it can still flow

It glows without flow

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Circuit Quest: Wires & LightsOnline version

by نوران احمد

What is a circuit?

Which part is commonly found in a simple circuit?

What happens when a circuit is complete?

What is an open circuit?

What does metal do in a circuit?

What is an insulator?

Why is plastic outside on real-life wires?

To test the lamp, which parts do you use?

How do you know the lamp is working?

If the circuit is broken, is electricity able to flow?

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