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20 Cards in this Set
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An electromagnet needs an _________ to produce a magnetic field.
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electric current
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A __________ circuit has "more than one path for the current".
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parallel
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Electricity has "only one path in which to travel" in a _________ circuit.
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series
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If one bulb on a strand of Christmas lights burns out but the other bulbs stay lit, you know that the strand of lights is on a _________ circuit.
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parallel
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The base of a light bulb is made of metal because metal is a good ____________ of electricity.
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conductor
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Rubber is used as a covering for the wires of an electrical cord because rubber is an ___________.
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insulator
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__________ is a substance used to make most electrical wiring because it is known to be a good conductor of electricity. Pennies are also made of this substance.
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copper
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Sometimes in a closed circuit metal becomes hot and some of the thermal energy is transformed to the air as radiation. This produces _________ such as a filament inside a bulb.
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light
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The most noticable energy produced when you "plug in and turn on a lamp" is ________ energy.
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light
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Radios are designed to produce _________ energy for our listening enjoyment.
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sound
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A _________ is the "constant flow of electrons through a wire".
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current
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A __________ is the "device" used to open and close a circuit.
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switch
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For a ____________ to operate correctly, it must have a battery, a switch, a light bulb, and a conductor.
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flashlight
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A _________ is the component in a circuit that "allows a current to pass through easily".
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conductor
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A _________ is necessary for a flshlight to operate because it provides the energy.
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battery
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"Turning off the lights when no one is in the room" is a way to _________ energy, which means to save energy.
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conserve
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A ceiling fan and a computer require ________ energy to operater.
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electrical
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The ______ ______ are a geological feature of the Earth that can be found covering vast areas of the North and South Poles.
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ice caps
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A ________ is a "break in the crust of the Earth along which rocks move". This geological feature is most closely associated with earthquakes.
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fault
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The _________ ______ "slopes gently down beneath the surface of the water at the edge of a continent".
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continental shelf
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