Current and Voltage in Series

Current is the flow (movement) of electrons around the circuit.

• True
• False

Voltage doesnt flow because it is energy

• True
• False

In a series circuit, the current is the same everywhere, it does not change

• True
• False

In a series circuit, the voltage across the battery shares between each bulb

• True
• False

A series circuit has two bulbs, an ammeter is placed before the battery and reads 6 amps. What would the reading be after the bulb?

• 6 amps
• 3 amps

A 12 volt battery supplies voltage to two bulbs. How much voltage would each bulb get?

• 6 volts
• 12 volts

A 20 volt battery supplies voltage to two bulbs. How much voltage would each bulb get?

• 20 volts
• 10 volts

A 15 volt battery supplies voltage to 3 bulbs. How much voltage would each bulb get?

• 15 volts
• 5 volts

A 6 volt battery supplies voltage to 3 bulbs. How much voltage would each bulb get?

• 6 volts
• 2 volts

A 8 volt battery supplies voltage to 4 bulbs. How much voltage would each bulb get?

• 8 volts
• 2 volts