Across
- 6. Circuit, A circuit where electricity has more than one path to flow.
- 7. A device that opens or closes a circuit to turn electricity on or off.
- 8. A material that does not allow electricity to flow easily (such as rubber, plastic, or wood).
- 9. A device that provides electrical energy to power a circuit.
- 11. Circuit, A situation where electricity takes an unintended path with little resistance.
Down
- 1. A complete path that electricity travels through.
- 2. A part of the circuit that uses electrical energy (for example a light bulb, motor, or buzzer).
- 3. A material that allows electricity to flow easily (such as copper or aluminum).
- 4. A metal conductor that carries electricity from one part of a circuit to another.
- 5. Current, The flow of electric charges (usually electrons) through a wire or conductor.
- 7. Circuit, A circuit where electricity flows through only one path.
- 10. The electrical force that pushes electrons through a circuit.