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A closed circuit allows current to pass through.
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Bulbs arranged in series only has 1 path for current to flow through.
True
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An open circuit allows current to pass through.
False
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This is the circuit symbol of a battery.
True
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This is the circuit symbol of a closed switch.
True
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Adding more batteries will ALWAYS lead to brighter bulbs.
False
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An electrical insulator allows current to pass through.
False
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Human is an electrical conductor.
True
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Plastic is an electrical conductor.
False
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The bulb needs to be connected only at the metal casing to light up.
False
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Fabric is an electrical insulator.
True
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A fused bulb means that the filament of the bulb has melted.
True
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With the same number of batteries, 2 bulbs arranged in parallel will be brighter than 3 bulbs arranged in parallel.
False
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An advantage of bulbs arranged in parallel is that when 1 bulb fuses, the others remain lit.
True
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When bulbs are arranged in parallel, 1 advantage is the bulbs are more likely to be brighter than those arranged in series.
True
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This is the circuit symbol of an open switch.
False
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Water is an electrical insulator.
False
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With the same number of batteries, 2 bulbs arranged in series will be less bright than 2 bulbs arranged in parallel.
True
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This is the circuit symbol of a bulb.
False
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This is the circuit symbol of a wire.
False
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In series, when 1 bulb fuses, others fuse too.
False
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