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  • Conductor or Insulator ?
    Insulator
  • Conductor or Insulator ?
    Insulator
  • Read the scale of the following ammeter.
    1.15 A
  • What does this symbol represent ?
    Buzzer
  • What is the unit of current flow ?
    Ampere
  • What are the four components of simple circuit ?
    Battery/cell, wire, Light bulb/lamp and switch
  • Conductor or Insulator ?
    Conductor
  • a closed path in which an electric current flows
    electric circuit
  • What part of an atom has a positive charge?
    proton
  • circuit in which there is only ONE path for the electric current to follow
    series circuit
  • Read the scale of the following ammeter.
    0.5 A
  • An electrical ____________ is a material that does no easily allow flow of electricity through an electric current.
    Insulators
  • Name three things that use buzzer.
    alarm, siren, door bell, printer, computer, car horn, oven
  • Look at this circuit, is the light on or off ?
    It is off, because the switch creates a gap
  • Electricity can be stopped and started by the ______ .
    switch
  • Electricity can move only if the circuit open/close.
    close
  • Conductor or Insulator ?
    Conductor
  • Read the scale of the following ammeter.
    33 A
  • What am I?
    Cell / Battery
  • the movement of electrically charged particles
    electric current
  • What part of an atom has a negative charge?
    electron
  • If one of the bulbs is disconnected or broken, will the circuit work? Why?
    No, because it is a series circuit
  • Read the scale of the following ammeter.
    2.1 A
  • What does this symbol mean in an electric circuit diagram?
    Switch
  • What does this symbol represent?
    Lamp / Bulb
  • A __________ is a material which electricity can flow through.
    conductor
  • A device is used to measure a current flow in closed circuit
    Ammeter
  • If A1 is 5A, what is A2 ?
    5 A
  • Conductor or Insulator ?
    Conductor
  • Read the scale of the following ammeter.
    50 mA