1. Conductors and Insulators
Jeopardy
Conductors and Insulators
Magnets
Vocabulary
Circuits
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Final Jeopardy

2. $100 Question from Vocabulary
When positive and negative
charges are no longer
balanced, _____ occurs.

3. $100 Answer from Vocabulary
Static Electricity

4. $200 Question from Vocabulary
What is a flow of electric charges?

5. $200 Answer from Vocabulary
Electric current

6. $300 Question from Vocabulary
This does not allow electric charges
to flow easily.

7. $300 Answer from Vocabulary
Resistance

8. $400 Question from Vocabulary
What is the path an electric
current called?

9. $400 Answer from Vocabulary
Circuit

10. $500 Question from Vocabulary
What is the area around a magnet called?

11. $500 Answer from Vocabulary
Magnetic Field

12. $100 Question from Conductors and Insulators
What is the material called that
electric current can pass
through easily?

13. $100 Answer from Conductors and Insulators

14. $200 Question from Conductors and Insulators
What is an insulator?

15. $200 Answer from Conductors and Insulators
Material that electricity
current can not pass through easily

16. $300 Question from Conductors and Insulators
What would copper wire do ina
circuit?

17. $300 Answer from Conductors and Insulators
Conducts electricity

18. $400 Question from Conductors and Insulators
Which of the following
would be a good conductor?
wood cooper
rubber plastic

19. $400 Answer from Conductors and Insulators
Copper

20. $500 Question from Conductors and Insulators
What distinguishes a conductor
from an insulator?

21. $500 Answer from Conductors and Insulators
A conductor is metal and allows
electricity to flow through it.
An insulators is not metal and does
not allow electricity to flow through
it.

22. $100 Question from Magnet
What are the ends of a magnet called?

23. $100 Answer from Magnet
Magnetic poles

24. $200 Question from Magnet
Magnets attract each other where?

25. $200 Answer from Magnet
At opposite poles

26. $300 Question from Magnet
Where is a bar magnet’s pull the
strongest?

27. $300 Answer from Magnet
At both poles

28. $400 Question from Magnet How do two objects that have both
positive charges act?

29. $400 Answer from Magnet
They repel each other.

30. $500 Question from Magnet What is an object that attracts things
made of iron or steel called?

31. $500 Answer from Magnet
magnet

32. $100 Question from Circuits
Electricity flows when a switch is
(open/closed).

33. $100 Answer from Circuits
Closed

34. $200 Question from Circuits
What is a circuit with one path for electric
current called?

35. $200 Answer from Circuits
Series Circuit

36. $300 Question from Circuits
What is a circuit with more than
One path for electric current called?

37. $300 Answer from Circuits
Parallel Circuits

38. $400 Question from Circuits
What type of circuits are in
our schools?

39. $400 Answer from Circuits
Parallel

40. $500 Question from Circuits
What three things must be used to
have a complete circuit?

41. $500 Answer from Circuits
A pathway, an energy source, and
a receiver

42. $100 Question from Potluck
What charge does an object have if
it has more negative particles than
positive particles?

43. $100 Answer from Potluck
Negative charge

44. $200 Question from Potluck
What is a charge that stays on an
object called?

45. $200 Answer from Potluck
Static Electricity

46. $300 Question from Potluck
What is an example of static
electricity?

47. $300 Answer from Potluck Lightening, shuffling feet, or
balloons sticking.

48. $400 Question from Potluck
What is the charge of electrons?

49. $400 Answer from Potluck
Negative Charge

50. $500 Question from Potluck
What word is similar to circuit and
helps us to understand how a
circuit works?

51. $500 Answer from Potluck
Circle

52. Final Jeopardy What is the main difference between a bar
magnet and an electromagnet?

53. Final Jeopardy Answer A bar magnet can’t be switched
on and off. An electromagnet
is temporary. It can be switched
on and off.