1) A path through which charged electrons can flow and be used to do work. a) open circuit b) circuit 2) The path that electricity can flow through is broken or incomplete and any device in the circuit will not work. a) open circuit b) closed circuit 3) A device that used electrical energy in order to do work. a) switch b) electrical device 4) This circuit has only one path for electricity to flow through; if one device breaks or is removed, the entire circuit stops working. a) parallel circuit b) series circuit 5) This circuit has multiple paths for electricity to flow through; if one device breaks or is removed, the rest of the circuit keeps working. a) parallel circuit b) series circuit 6) A medium (material) that slows down or stops thermal or electrical energy as it passes through a) conductor b) insulator 7) A medium (material) that allows thermal or electrical energy to pass through it easily a) conductor b) insulator 8) A measure of the quantity of charged particles flowing through a device a) electric current b) switch 9) This device can control the flow of electricity in a circuit; it is used to turn electrical devices on and off a) switch b) battery 10) The path that electricity can flow through is complete with no gaps; any device in the circuit will be able to work a) open circuit b) closed circuit

Electric Circuits

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