Ch. 8 part a

Question 1

has only one path for the flow of electricity

a. circuit
b. integrated circuit
c. magnet
d. parallel circuit
e. series circuit

Answer 1

e. series circuit

Question 2

has multiple paths for the flow of electrictity

a. circuit
b. integrated circuit
c. magnet
d. parallel circuit
e. series circuit

Answer 2

d. parallel circuit

Question 3

any material that has the ability to attract iron

a. circuit
b. integrated circuit
c. magnet
d. parallel circuit
e. series circuit

Answer 3

c. magnet

Question 4

a continuous unbroken path through which electricity can flow

a. circuit
b. integrated circuit
c. magnet
d. parallel circuit
e. series circuit

Answer 4

a. circuit

Question 5

a very small circuit with all the parts built into it

a. circuit
b. integrated circuit
c. magnet
d. parallel circuit
e. series circuit

Answer 5

b. integrated circuit

Question 6

a material through which electricity cannot flow

F. conductor
G. electrolyte
H. generator
I. insulator
J. resistor

Answer 6

I. insulator

Question 7

a material that allows electricity to flow through it easily

F. conductor
G. electrolyte
H. generator
I. insulator
J. resistor

Answer 7

F. conductor

Question 8

a material that reduces the flow of electricity

F. conductor
G. electrolyte
H. generator
I. insulator
J. resistor

Answer 8

J. resistor

Question 9

a liquid or paste substance that conducts electricity

F. conductor
G. electrolyte
H. generator
I. insulator
J. resistor

Answer 9

G. electrolyte

Question 10

uses a magnet to convert motion into electrical energy

F. conductor
G. electrolyte
H. generator
I. insulator
J. resistor

Answer 10

H. generator

Question 11

If someone has fallen onto a high voltage electric fence and is getting shocked, would it be safer for rescue workers to use a metal pole or wooden stick to pull him away from the fence? explain your answer

Answer 11

the wooden stick would be safer. The metal pole could shock the worker.