Across
- 3. A material that resists the flow of electricity.
- 5. Wiring that carries electricity from a panel to outlets, switches, and lights.
- 8. Electricity that flows in only one direction.
- 10. The formula V = I × R used to calculate voltage, current, or resistance.
- 14. The process of finding and fixing electrical problems.
- 17. Any condition that could cause shock, burns, fire, or injury.
- 18. Electricity that changes direction repeatedly.
- 19. Anything that opposes or slows the flow of electricity.
Down
- 1. A material that allows electricity to flow easily.
- 2. The electrical force or "push" that moves electricity through a circuit.
- 4. The maximum amount of current a wire can safely carry.
- 6. The flow of electricity through a wire or circuit.
- 7. Safety gear worn to protect workers from injury.
- 9. A device where electrical equipment can be plugged in to receive power.
- 11. A device used to turn a circuit on or off.
- 12. The amount of electrical energy being used.
- 13. A complete path that allows electricity to flow.
- 15. The unit used to measure resistance.
- 16. The measurement of a wire's size or thickness.