Conductor Pathways & Switches

Where did the name "breadboard" come from?

• It is made of wood.

• It is in the shape of a piece of bread.

• They used to wire circuits on the board that was used to cut bread.

• The last name of the inventor was named Mr. Bread.

What is the name of this item in the picture? 

• Gauge Wires

• Jumper wires
• Connectors

• Alligator Clips

Which leg of the LED is the positive side? 

• The longer one
• The shorter one
• There is no positive side
• They are both positive, I'm positive of it. 

One component lead is connected to A4, where else could it be connected so that the circuit remains the same.

• A6
• A14
• C4
• B5

What is this called? 

• Jumper wires
• Circuit
• Battery leads
• Breadboard

What is a solderless breadboard primarily used for in electronics?

• Permanent circuit design

• Temporary circuit prototyping

• Storing electronic components

• Measuring electrical resistance

What does the orange lines in the picture indicate?

• The flow of current

• The negative connections

• The positive connections

• The underneath connections of the breadboard

What is the purpose of a breadboard?

• The purpose of a breadboard is to slice bread.

• The purpose of a breadboard is to build and test electronic circuits without soldering.

• The purpose of a breadboard is to play board games.

• The purpose of a breadboard is to store bread.

What links the yellow holes together?

• Metal clip

• Soilder

• Plastic Clip

• Jumper Cables

What do you call the highlighted part/s?

• Power Source/s

• Positive and Negative rails

• Prototyping area/s

• Conductive strip/s