A conductor has low _____ while an insulator has high resistance.

A material that resists an electric current from passing through it is a(n) _____.

To limit a current by impeding the flow of charges, _____ are installed.

If too many appliances are attached to one electric circuit you risk overloading the circuit due to _____.

One light bulb in a set of Christmas lights goes out and the entire set quits working because the light bulbs are in a(n) _____ circuit.

When current flows from a battery's positive terminal, through the circuit, and then back to the battery's negative terminal, that is _____.

What is the SI Unit of capacitance: the charge in coulomb that a capacitor will accept for the potential across it to change 1 volt.

What is the unit of power = 1 joule per second?

To measure a system's electrical potential you use _____.

Certain _____ are better conductors than others.

What is the SI unit of electric charge defined as the amount of electric charge by a current of one amp in 1 second.

A circuit's _____ is affected by the material type, the conducting wire's length and width, the temperature of the materials in the circuit, plus the component that are added to the circuit.

Ohm's law is written as _____.

A system's resistance is measured in _____.

What units are used to measure an electrical system's current?

What is the name for derived SI unit of electric potential 1 joule of energy per coulomb of charge, J/C

Since a magnet has a north and a south pole it is _____.

Explain why high voltage power lines are more efficient than lower voltage lines carrying the same power.

If the switch in an electrical circuit is turned OFF in a lamp's circuit, the circuit is _____ and the charges are not running through the circuit.