

Circuits- I Do, We Do, You Do
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Sarah O'Steen
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Which of the following is a requirement for a functioning electrical circuit?
A source of electrical energy
A broken wire
An incomplete path
A single light bulb with no connections
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Multiple Select
Which of the following are essential components of all circuits?
Power source
Conducting path
Switch
Load
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Multiple Choice
What is the function of a load in a circuit?
To provide electrical energy
To conduct electricity
To use electrical energy to produce an output
To open or close the circuit
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following is NOT a main part of a circuit?
Battery
Wire
Switch
Motor
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Multiple Choice
In a series circuit, how many paths does electricity flow through?
One
Two
Three
Four
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Which of the following best describes a series circuit?
Electricity flows through only one path.
Electricity flows through multiple paths.
Electricity does not flow at all.
Electricity flows randomly.
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Which of the following statements are true about parallel circuits?
Electricity flows through multiple paths.
A break in one path does not affect other paths.
Electricity flows through only one path.
All bulbs will go out if one bulb is removed.
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Multiple Choice
What happens if there is a break in a series circuit?
The circuit will not work.
Only one bulb will go out.
The other bulbs will stay on.
The current will find another path.
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Multiple Choice
In a parallel circuit, what happens if one branch is broken?
The other branches continue to work.
The entire circuit stops working.
All bulbs go out.
The battery stops working.
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Which of the following are true about series circuits?
Electricity flows through one path.
A break in the circuit stops the flow.
Multiple paths are available for current.
All bulbs go out if one fails.
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Which statements are correct about parallel circuits?
Electricity flows through multiple paths.
A break in one path does not affect others.
All bulbs go out if one fails.
Each bulb has its own path.
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following are good conductors of electricity?
Metals
Non-metals
Plastic
Wood
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following statements best describes the difference between a series circuit and a parallel circuit?
A series circuit has only one path for electricity to flow, while a parallel circuit has multiple paths.
A series circuit uses only one battery, while a parallel circuit uses multiple batteries.
A series circuit can only power one bulb, while a parallel circuit can power many bulbs.
A series circuit is always open, while a parallel circuit is always closed.
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Using the drawing tool below check to see which lights will work and which ones will no. Put a check on the working ones and an X on the ones that will not work.
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Using the drawing tool below check to see which lights will work and which ones will no. Put a check on the working ones and an X on the ones that will not work.
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Using the drawing tool below check to see which lights will work and which ones will no. Put a check on the working ones and an X on the ones that will not work.
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Using the drawing tool below check to see which lights will work and which ones will no. Put a check on the working ones and an X on the ones that will not work.
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Using the drawing tool below check to see which lights will work and which ones will no. Put a check on the working ones and an X on the ones that will not work.
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Using the drawing tool below check to see which lights will work and which ones will no. Put a check on the working ones and an X on the ones that will not work.
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Using the drawing tool below check to see which lights will work and which ones will no. Put a check on the working ones and an X on the ones that will not work.
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Using the drawing tool below check to see which lights will work and which ones will no. Put a check on the working ones and an X on the ones that will not work.
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Using the drawing tool below check to see which lights will work and which ones will no. Put a check on the working ones and an X on the ones that will not work.
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