1. Electricity and Magnetism Conductors and Insulators
Jeopardy
Static
Electricity
Circuits
Conductors and Insulators
Electromagnets
Hodgepodge 10 20 30 40 50

2. The buildup of charges
on an object
Category

3. One way an object
becomes charged

4. The result when two negatively
charged objects come near
each other

5. A property of matter that causes objects to attract
or repel each other
Category

6. The space in which an
electric force acts

7. A circuit that has two or
more paths that electricity
can follow

8. The type of circuit where
one bulb burning out
causes the rest of the bulbs
to fail

9. The type of circuit where
adding another light to the
circuit causes the rest of the
bulbs to become dimmer

10. The three items (minimum)
needed to make an electric
circuit (think about the lab)

11. Two advantages of using
parallel circuits in a home
or school

12. An object that allows
electricity to flow

13. The type of charges that
move easily through
conductors

14. An object that does not
conduct electricty

15. I don’t belong:
plastics
saltwater
aluminum foil
silver

16. The reason appliances use
both conductors and
insulators

17. A temporary magnet made
up of a wire wrapped
around a core

18. The three items needed to
make an electromagnet

19. The two ways you can
increase the strength of
an electromagnet

20. The main advantage of
an electromagnet over
a bar magnet

21. An example of evidence
that magnetism and
electricity are related

22. A circuit that has only one
path that electricity can follow

23. The effect on the other two
bulbs when removing the
middle of three light bulbs
in a parallel circuit

24. The result when one positively
charged object comes near a
negatively charged object

25. The measure of how much
a material opposes the
flow of current

26. The force that causes energy
to move through a conductor