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Understanding Basic Circuits: Series vs. Parallel

Explore the world of electric circuits with components placed in series and parallel configurations. Discover how cells, batteries, wires, switches, and fuses work to create functional circuits. Learn about components that transform electrical energy into sound and light, and understand the significance of battery terminals. Test your knowledge with quizzes on measuring electric current and potential difference. Perfect for KS3 students.

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Understanding Basic Circuits: Series vs. Parallel

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  1. Circuits KS3 Unit 7j - Circuits

  2. Q1. What do you call an electric circuit with components placed one after the other? KS3 Unit 7j - Circuits

  3. A1. A Series circuit KS3 Unit 7j - Circuits

  4. Q2. What do you call an electric circuit with more than one complete loop? KS3 Unit 7j - Circuits

  5. A2. A parallel circuit KS3 Unit 7j - Circuits

  6. Q3. What turns chemical potential energy into electrical energy? KS3 Unit 7j - Circuits

  7. A3. A cell KS3 Unit 7j - Circuits

  8. Q4. What do you call two or more electric cells connected together? KS3 Unit 7j - Circuits

  9. A4. Battery KS3 Unit 7j - Circuits

  10. Q5. What do you call pieces of metal used to connect electrical components? KS3 Unit 7j - Circuits

  11. A5. Wire KS3 Unit 7j - Circuits

  12. Q6. What do we use to make or break a complete circuit? KS3 Unit 7j - Circuits

  13. A6. A switch KS3 Unit 7j - Circuits

  14. Q7. What do you call a thin metal wire that is designed to melt when the electric current is too large.? KS3 Unit 7j - Circuits

  15. A7. A fuse KS3 Unit 7j - Circuits

  16. Q8. Which electrical component transforms electrical energy into sound energy? KS3 Unit 7j - Circuits

  17. A8. Loudspeaker Buzzer KS3 Unit 7j - Circuits

  18. Q9. Which electrical component transforms electrical energy into light? KS3 Unit 7j - Circuits

  19. A9. Lamp LED KS3 Unit 7j - Circuits

  20. Q10 Which battery terminal is usually coloured black? KS3 Unit 7j - Circuits

  21. A10. Negative KS3 Unit 7j - Circuits

  22. Q11. Which battery terminal is usually coloured red? KS3 Unit 7j - Circuits

  23. A11. Positive KS3 Unit 7j - Circuits

  24. Q12. Which electrical device measures electric current? KS3 Unit 7j - Circuits

  25. A12. Ammeter KS3 Unit 7j - Circuits

  26. Q13. Which electrical device measures potential difference (voltage) KS3 Unit 7j - Circuits

  27. A13. Voltmeter KS3 Unit 7j - Circuits

  28. Q14. Electric current is the flow of what? KS3 Unit 7j - Circuits

  29. A14. Electric charge KS3 Unit 7j - Circuits

  30. Well Done!Now check your score KS3 Unit 7j - Circuits

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