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11 Multiple Choice Questions: Name: Score
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Definition 1 of 11
Open circuit
Parallel circuit
Closed circuit
Series circuit
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Term 2 of 11
Electron
a negatively charged particle that moves around the positively charged center of an
atom
- These types of electrical connections can produce high levels of current and
dangerously high temperatures.
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Term 3 of 11
Conductor
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Term 4 of 11
Parallel circuit
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Definition 5 of 11
Circuit
Current
Open circuit
Conductor
Definition 6 of 11
Series circuit
Closed circuit
Open circuit
Parallel circuit
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Term 7 of 11
Insulator
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Term 8 of 11
Short circuit
- These types of electrical connections can produce high levels of current and
dangerously high temperatures.
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Term 9 of 11
Open circuit
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Term 10 of 11
Fuse
a safety device that melts when current is too high, breaking a circuit
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Term 11 of 11
Current
a negatively charged particle that moves around the positively charged center of an
atom
- These types of electrical connections can produce high levels of current and
dangerously high temperatures.
- In a battery, your body, or other wet places, it is the flow of both positive and
negative charges.
- When it flows through a closed circuit, charges flow in a complete loop through the
wire and battery.
Note: By convention, it is shown flowing from the positive terminal of a battery to the
negative terminal. In a wire, it is the flow of electrons from the negative terminal to the
positive terminal. The convention was established before the discovery of the electron.
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