Look at the picture. If you use too many cells in the circuit, what happened the bulbs?
the bulbs pop or burn out.
a word for the flow of charged particles
current
What happened the bulb if you close a switch in a complete circuit?
the bulb light up because electric current flow around the circuit.
How many types of magnets? What are they?
bar/horseshoe/wand/disc-shaped and ring shaped magnets
What is the function of a cell?
pushes electric current around a circuit.
If the two poles of the magnets pull towards each other, what is it called?
attraction
How many votes does the mains electricity have?
110V/220V
a word for a component that makes a buzzing noise when the circuit is complete.
buzzer
Unit for the strength of electricity.
volt
If two poles of magnets push away, what is it called?
repulsion
If we put the two positive terminals of the cells in a torch together, will the bulb light up? Why?
No .because the electric current cannot flow round the circuit.
What is voltage?
the strength of the electricity
a word for a source of energy to push electricity around a circuit.
cell
What happened to the bulb when you break the circuit?
The bulb does not light up.
What kind of the components do we need to make a simple circuit?
cell/ s bulb or lamp or a bulb holder/ copper wire covered in plastic
Look at the picture . When you add more bulbs to the circuit, what happened the bulbs?
Bulbs shine less brightly.
How many terminals does a cell have? What are they?
two/a positive and a negative terminals
a word for hole in the wall that link the plug on an appliance to the cables going to the electricity source
wall socket
Which metals are magnetic?
iron/steel
What are called mixture of metals?
alloys
Look at the picture. Each cell has 1.5 V and a buzzer has 3 V. How did the buzzer work when you had two cells in the circuit?
Buzzer can be able to work because it has a certain strength of electricity.
How many poles does the magnet have? What are they?
two/north and south poles.