Electricity Essentials Quiz

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Electricity basics challenge

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Froggy Jumps Electricity Essentials QuizVersion en ligne Electricity basics challenge par Smitha Ragesh 1 In a standard flashlight, if the metal spring at the bottom is coated in thick plastic tape, will the bulb light up when the switch is turned on? a Yes, the plastic protects the battery. b No, because plastic is an insulator and creates an open circuit. c Yes, because the batteries are still full of chemical energy. 2 A student connects a wire from the positive (+) terminal of a cell directly to the bulb, and another wire from the positive (+) terminal to the other side of the bulb. Why does it stay dark? a The bulb is fused. b The wires are too long. c Electricity must flow from positive to negative to form a complete circuit. 3 You look closely at a bulb and notice the tiny thin wire inside (the filament) is snapped in half. Even if the switch is "ON" and the batteries are new, why won't it light? a The broken wire creates a gap, making it an incomplete circuit. b The bulb needs more air inside to burn. c The glass is blocking the electricity. 4 If a metal paperclip is used to bridge a gap in a circuit, but it is only touching one of the two wires, what happens to the bulb? a It glows dimly. b It stays dark because the circuit is still open. c it glows normally because the paperclip is a conductor. 5 You put two cells into a torch. The first cell is placed correctly, but the second cell is flipped (positive touching positive). Why won't the torch work? a The electricity cannot flow in a continuous loop. b The bulb will explode from too much power. c The spring is too compressed to work.

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Electricity Essentials QuizVersion en ligne

Electricity basics challenge

par Smitha Ragesh

In a standard flashlight, if the metal spring at the bottom is coated in thick plastic tape, will the bulb light up when the switch is turned on?

Yes, the plastic protects the battery.

No, because plastic is an insulator and creates an open circuit.

Yes, because the batteries are still full of chemical energy.

A student connects a wire from the positive (+) terminal of a cell directly to the bulb, and another wire from the positive (+) terminal to the other side of the bulb. Why does it stay dark?

The bulb is fused.

The wires are too long.

Electricity must flow from positive to negative to form a complete circuit.

You look closely at a bulb and notice the tiny thin wire inside (the filament) is snapped in half. Even if the switch is "ON" and the batteries are new, why won't it light?

The broken wire creates a gap, making it an incomplete circuit.

The bulb needs more air inside to burn.

The glass is blocking the electricity.

If a metal paperclip is used to bridge a gap in a circuit, but it is only touching one of the two wires, what happens to the bulb?

It glows dimly.

It stays dark because the circuit is still open.

it glows normally because the paperclip is a conductor.

You put two cells into a torch. The first cell is placed correctly, but the second cell is flipped (positive touching positive). Why won't the torch work?

The electricity cannot flow in a continuous loop.

The bulb will explode from too much power.

The spring is too compressed to work.

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Electricity Essentials QuizVersion en ligne

par Smitha Ragesh

In a standard flashlight, if the metal spring at the bottom is coated in thick plastic tape, will the bulb light up when the switch is turned on?

A student connects a wire from the positive (+) terminal of a cell directly to the bulb, and another wire from the positive (+) terminal to the other side of the bulb. Why does it stay dark?

You look closely at a bulb and notice the tiny thin wire inside (the filament) is snapped in half. Even if the switch is "ON" and the batteries are new, why won't it light?

If a metal paperclip is used to bridge a gap in a circuit, but it is only touching one of the two wires, what happens to the bulb?

You put two cells into a torch. The first cell is placed correctly, but the second cell is flipped (positive touching positive). Why won't the torch work?

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