3. 1,000,000 500,000 250,000 125,000 64,000 32,000 16,000 8,000 4,000 2,000 1,000 500 300 200 100

6. Or you can ask Carl!

7. B. Electrons C. Atoms A. Protons D. Neutrons Electricity is the movement of charged particles, usually…..

8. Back to Board B. Electrons

9. A. Static Electricity C. Current Electricity B. Parallel Circuit D. Carls Gas A form of electricity that flows continuously through a conductor & is used to power machines & appliances is…

10. Back to Board C. Current Electricity

11. A. Electron C. Nucleus B. Neutron D. Proton Tiny particles found inside an atoms nucleus with no charge are

12. Back to Board B. Neutron

13. A. Electron C. Carls Smile B. Neutron D. Proton Tiny negatively charged particles found inside an atom are

14. Back to Board A. Electron

15. C. Nucleus B. Neutron D. Proton Tiny positively charged particles found inside an atom are

16. Back to Board D. Proton

17. D. Insulator C. Open Circuit B. Parallel Circuit A. Closed Circuit An unbroken path that allows an electric current to flow through it is a

18. Back to Board A. Closed Circuit

19. A. Atom C. Current Electricity D. Static Electricity B. Series Circuit An electrical charge that builds up due to friction between 2 materials & is caused by electrons jumping from 1 atom to another is

20. Back to Board D. Static Electricity

21. A. Resistance C. Current B. Voltage D. Carl Dance Flow of electrons is known as the...

22. Back to Board C. Current

23. A. Atom C. Electron B. Carl D. Electromagnet The smallest unit of an element (or thing) is an…

24. Back to Board A. Atom

25. A. Current meter C. Electroscope C. Electroscope B. Galvanometer D. Electromagnet D. Electromagnet The instrument used to measure the strength of electric current is called a…

26. Back to Board B. Galvanometer

27. A. Carl meter C. Electroscope C. Electroscope B. Galvanometer D. Electromagnet D. Electromagnet The instrument used to measure the strength of static electricity is called

28. Back to Board C. Electroscope

29. A. All of the bulbs burn out C. The other bulbs will stay lit C. The other bulbs will stay lit B. The bulbs will explode D. The bulbs will dim D. The bulbs will dim If a string of light bulbs is wired in a parallel circuit, what will happen when one bulb burns out?

30. Back to Board C. The other bulbs will stay lit

31. A. Series Circuit C. Parallel Circuit C. Parallel Circuit B. Simple Circuit D. Carls House D. Carls House In what type of circuit is there only one pathway for electricity to travel along?

32. Back to Board A. Series Circuit

33. Back to Board Draw an example of a series circuit. List the materials you would need to create it.

34. Back to Board Draw an example of a parallel circuit. List the materials you would need to create it.

35. What benefits would you have using a parallel circuit over a series circuit?

36. Thanks for playing!