conductor, a material that allows electricity to pass through it, insulator, a material that does not allow electricity to pass through it, component, a part, circuit, a pathway where electric current flows round, cell, a source of energy or power for a circuit, connecting wire, the plastic covered copper wire that connects all the components, lamp, the lamp that lights up in a circuit, lamp holder, the base the lamp or lamp is fixed in, distilled water, water that has been boiled and the steam has been allowed to cool down to form liquid water again, pure water, water with no salts dissolved in it, cable, a rope of wires, cord, the plastic-coated wire that connects to a plug at one end and an appliance at the other end, electric shock, the effect of a sudden flow of electricity through a person's body, mains electricity, high voltage electricity that it sent to homes, schools, factories and offices to provide power for machines, lighting and appliances, plug, a device for connecting an electric wire or cable to an electricity supply, pylon, the structure that carries cables from the power station where electricity is made (or generated) to cities, towns and villages, volt, a unit to measure the strength of electricity, voltage, the measure of power of electricity, wall socket, a hole in the wall connecting the plug on an appliance with the electric cables in the wall, switch, a device for closing or opening a circuit, battery, a source of energy made up of more than one cell which pushes electricity around the circuit, brightly , shines with a stronger light, brightness , how strong the light shines, dimly, shines with a weaker light.

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