Unit 2 Lesson 4

What is a Circuit?

• The flow of electricity through a conductor.

• A path through which eletric current can flow.

• Material through which electricity flows easily.

• Material that slows or stops the flow of energy

What is a Conductor?

• The flow of electricity through a conductor.

• A path through which eletric current can flow.

• Material through which electricity flows easily.

• Material that slows or stops the flow of energy

What is an Insulator?

• The flow of electricity through a conductor.

• A path through which eletric current can flow.

• Material through which electricity flows easily.

• Material that slows or stops the flow of energy

What is an Electric Current?

• The flow of electricity through a conductor.

• A path through which eletric current can flow.

• Material through which electricity flows easily.

• Material that slows or stops the flow of energy

What is a Resistor?

• The flow of electricity through a conductor.

• An object in an electrical circuit that resists the flow of energy.

• Material through which electricity flows easily.

• Material that slows or stops the flow of energy

Which is an example of a circut?

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What is a switch?

• An object in an electrical circuit that resists the flow of energy.

• A path through which eletric current can flow.

• A device that can open or close the path of a circut.

• Material that slows or stops the flow of energy

What two examples are shown in this image?

• Voltage source and Circut

• Resistor and Switch

• Circuit and switch

• Voltage source and resistor

What is this an example of?

• Circut

• Resistor

• Voltage Source

• Insulator

What is this an example of?

• Circut

• Resistor

• Voltage Source

• Insulator