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Electronics review - Science 6
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Give one reason why Jawad had an electric shock
The wire is broken, exposing the conductor inside. Jawad got shocked when he touched this
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Is this a series or parallel circuit?
Parallel
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Which circuit will give the brightest lamps?
Circuit A
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A measure of how difficult it is for an electric current to flow in a material (Voltage? Current? Resistance?)
Resistance
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Tom and Aba measured the current through each of the metals here. Which is the best conductor based on their data?
Gold
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Which circuit will give the brightest lamps?
Circuit A
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Which circuit will give the brightest lamps?
Circuit C
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Which circuit will not light up?
Circuit D
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The filament of a lightbulb can get very hot. What property should a metal have to be a good lightbulb filament?
High melting point / does not melt easily
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What a cute baby! Is it safe for her to play here? If not, how can we make it safer?
Do not let little children play near electrical outlets; cover the outlets to prevent children from touching it
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Which circuit will give the brightest lamps?
Circuit with the thick wire
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Which are the insulators in this light bulb?
glass or ceramic base
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Lee got an electric shock when he tried to fix the iron (see pic). What is the most important thing that Lee forget to do?
Unplug the iron
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Which circuit will only allow a smaller current to pass through?
Thin wire
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Which circuit will allow a bigger current to pass through?
Short wire
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In which circuit will the lamps be brighter? (Parallel or Series)
Parallel
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Which circuit will give the brightest lamps?
Circuit A
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TRUE/FALSE: A good conductor has little electric resistance so electric current can flow through it.
True
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Part of an electric circuit that allows for it to be turned on and off
Switch
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If a material allows a large amount of electrical current to pass through it, what can you say about its resistance?
This material has a small resistance
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Series or Parallel circuit?
Series
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Series or Parallel circuit?
Parallel
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Need to dry my hair quickly! Anything I should be careful of?
Do not use electrical appliances near water - could get shocked
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A circuit in which there is only ONE path for the electric current to follow
Series Circuits
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A nice sunny and windy day today, perfect for flying! Is it safe to play here? Why/Why not?
Never fly kites near powerlines! Can get shocked when the kite line tangles with the wires!
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Why is the bulb made of glass
To allow light to pass through; glass is an insulator, prevents shock when touched
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