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- 3. The standard unit of resistance, named after a famous physicist, that might describe how much a werewolf opposes a silver bullet.
- 6. Even in dark, haunted woods, a compass needle always points north because it aligns with Earths magnetic what.
- 11. A vampire steps into a circuit, blocking the energy. The measure of how much a component opposes the flow of electrical current is called this.
- 13. The alternative wiring layout ensuring independent branch function in a mad scientists lab so that if one light goes out, the others stay on.
- 14. A witch uses a magnet to separate items in her cauldron. Materials like iron, nickel, and cobalt that are strongly attracted to magnets are called this.
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- 1. A glowing electronic component in a mad scientists panel that acts like a one-way valve, allowing current to flow in only one direction.
- 2. Lighting up a haunted house requires moving electric charge. The rate of flow of this electric charge is measured in Amperes.
- 4. When Dr Frankenstein powers up his lab, this component acts as a safety feature, melting and breaking the circuit if the electric current gets too high.
- 5. The electrical push or potential difference needed to pump current through Dr Frankensteins machinery is measured in this unit.
- 7. Thick mummy wrappings act as an excellent what because they completely block the flow of electric charge.
- 8. If two identical North magnetic poles face each other in a haunted house, they will forcefully push away, or do this.
- 9. A broken circuit plunges the entire haunted house into darkness because all components were wired in a single loop, meaning they were in this type of circuit.
- 10. To create a powerful electromagnet to trap a monster, a scientist twists a wire into a tight, cylindrical coil called this.
- 12. A ghost floats through a graveyard. If you want to increase the strength of an electromagnet, you can wrap the wire around a core made of this magnetic metal.
- 15. Spooky static electricity can make a witchs hair stand on end. This happens because of the transfer of these negatively charged subatomic particles.
