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Test your understanding of basic electricity and circuits.

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Test your understanding of basic electricity and circuits.

by Archana Dhaygude
1

Who discovered electricity and is linked to the electric current phenomenon?

2

Electricity is the flow of what kind of charge?

3

What powers stations, generators and solar cells as energy sources?

4

Which component is NOT part of a basic electric circuit?

5

Open circuit vs Closed circuit: which path is incomplete?

6

Material that allows current easily is called a?

7

What is used to stop or start current in a circuit?

8

If a bulb lights when connected, what is shown?

9

What happens when two different materials are connected in a circuit?

10

What safety device sign is commonly shown with high voltage?

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Benjamin Franklin researched electricity and is mentioned in the text.

The text defines electric current as the flow of electric charge.

Power stations are listed as a common energy source.

Common components listed: source, wires, bulb.

Open circuits have incomplete path for current.

Conductors permit current; insulators do not.

A switch opens or closes the circuit.

Bulb glows when there is a complete path.

The text explains conductors/insulators; different materials have different properties.

Safety precautions include danger/electrical hazard signs.

 
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