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Electricity basics and circuits

by Simon
1

What is the energy source that powers a simple circuit in this lesson?

2

Which component completes the path for current in a circuit?

3

What part is used to connect different circuit components?

4

What happens when a circuit is incomplete?

5

What can be used to control a circuit by opening or closing it?

6

Which materials are good conductors in circuits?

7

Which item is commonly used to illustrate a simple circuit in these lessons?

8

If a bulb lights, what does that indicate about the circuit?

9

What is the main purpose of the “What am I?” starter in Task 1?

10

Which of the following is NOT a typical circuit component in this lesson?

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