A) short circuit B) plug in circuit C) complete circuit D) open circuit
A) rubber B) plastic C) metal D) glass
A) resistance B) current electricity C) magnetism D) static electricity
A) static B) negative C) complete D) current
A) don't ever move B) flow along a path C) positively D) jump from one place to another
A) jump from one place to another B) positively C) flow along a path D) don't ever move
A) fork B) nail C) penny D) rubber band
A) wool B) copper wire C) glass D) wooden block
A) bulb B) wire C) battery D) holders
A) wire B) holder C) bulb D) battery
A) holder B) battery C) wire D) bulb
A) insulator B) proton C) electron D) conductor
A) insulator B) conductor C) electron D) proton
A) larger B) stronger C) weaker D) smaller
A) short B) series C) open D) parallel
A) series B) parallel C) open D) short
A) series B) parallel C) open D) short
A) open B) series C) short D) parallel
A) The other light would stay lit. B) The bulb would explode. C) The battery would go dead. D) The other light would not stay lit.
A) Mrs. Wedge would be mad because you weren't following directions! B) The battery would go dead. C) The other bulb would not stay lit. D) The other bulb would stay lit.
A) plastic pen cap B) eraser C) piece of wood D) paper clip |