5.3.2 Open and Closed Circuits

Electrical lights will not come on unless their electrical circuit is a --

• parallel circuit
• series circuit
• closed circuit
• short circuit

Will the light bulb in this circuit light and why/why not?

• yes, because it has two batteries
• no, because the switch is open
• yes, because it is in a circuit
• no, because the bulb is burned out

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NGSS.4-PS3-2

Current is referred to as:

• flow of electricity
• circuits
• flow of electrons
• batteries

What would happen if the switch was opened?

• nothing, the light bulbs would still work because there is a complete path
• The light bulbs would not work because the path was broken
• the battery would loose energy
• the wires would be cooled from air

The on switch shows

• An open circuit where electricity can flow
• A closed circuit that is also called complete
• not related to circuits
• An incomplete circuit that does not allow electricity to flow

A open circuit allows charges to flow. 

• True 
• False

Which statement is true?

• The light bulb will light up because the  circuit is complete.
• The light bulb will light up because the  circuit is broken.
• The light bulb will not light up because the  circuit is complete.
• The light bulb will not light up because the  circuit is broken.

Electricity is the flow of _________.

• Protons
• Neutrons
• Electrons

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NGSS.HS-PS2-5

In an electrical circuit, electrons move from the __________.

• Negative pole to negative pole
• Negative pole to positive pole
• Positive pole to positive pole

A circuit in which energy can freely flow.

• Closed Circuit
• Free Circuit
• Open Circuit
• Energy Circuit