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WorksheetsElectrical Circuits
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 11mins
What is the main difference between static and current electricity?
Static = moving / Current = stationary (non-moving)
Static = powerful / Current = weak
Static = stationary (non-moving) / Current = moving
Static = dry / Current = wet
Current Electricity flows on a circuit, tick the key components of an electrical circuit below (more than one).
Power point
Conducting path (wire)
Power supply
Balloon
Load (energy transformer)
What is this the symbol of in a circuit diagram?
Light globe
Switch
Voltmeter
Connecting Wire
What is this symbol for in a circuit diagram?
Connecting wire
Ammeter
Switch
Light globe
This is the symbol for a switch, this switch is open. What does that mean for the circuit?
The electricity cannot flow around the circuit
The electricity is turned on
Less electricity is moving through the circuit
The electricity can flow around the circuit
What does this symbol represent in a circuit diagram?
Ammeter
Resistor
Cell
Switch
What is the function of a cell?
Provides energy to the circuit
Slows down electricity around the circuit
Transform electricity to light
Speeds up the flow of electricity
This is the symbol for an Ammeter, what does an Ammeter measure?
Volts of the circuit
Electric current
How bright the light bulb is
Animosity
Is this switch turned off or on?
On
Off
This is the symbol for a resistor, what does a resistor do?
Resist temptations
Slow down the flow of electricity
Speeds up electricity
Reflects electricity
What is this the symbol for in a circuit diagram?
Voltmeter
Battery
Light bulb
Fan
Tick the types of circuits below:
Series
Paracetamol
Post
Parallel
What is the definition of a series circuit?
A circuit in a continuous loop
A circuit with many parts
A circuit with more than one path for each part
A dramatic circuit
What is the definition of a parallel circuit?
A circuit in a continuous loop
A circuit with many parts
A circuit with more than one path for each part
A dramatic circuit
Is this a series or parallel circuit?
Series
Parallel
Is this a series or a parallel circuit?
Series
Parallel
Series or parallel?
Series
Parallel
Which of the following is NOT true about series circuits
Each part cannot be controlled separately
If one globe blows on the circuit, the rest stop working
Your house is mostly made of series circuits
Adding more globes makes the circuit duller
True or False: In a parallel circuit, each component receives the same voltage?
True
False
Christmas lights are an example of a ______________ circuit.
Series
Parallel
