Jeopardy Topic 1 Topic 2 Topic 3 Topic

1 - $100 n Circuit with more than one path. n What is parallel?

1 - $200 n A material a current does not easily flow through. n

1 - $300 n Rapid movement of excess electrons from one place to another.

1 - $400 n Rate at which energy is converted to another form. n

1 - $500 n Closed path through which a current can flow. n What

2 - $100 n Buildup of electric charges in one place. n What is

2 - $200 n Exists around every electric charge. n What is electric field?

2 - $300 n Steady flow of electric. What is an electric current ?

2 - $400 Circuit with only one path. n What is a series?

2 - $500 n A measure for how difficult it is for electrons to

3 - $100 n Circuit with only one path. n What is a series

3 - $200 n A material that a current flows through easily. n What

3 - $300 n Measure of electrical potential energy. n What voltage?

3 - $400 n An object becomes positively charged it. . . What is

3 - $500 n Object with unlike charges _______ each other. n What is

4 - $100 n The farther you get from an electric charge, the _________

4 - $200 n When an object is grounded, it becomes electrically _______. What

4 - $300 n When a wire is made thicker, its resistance. . .

4 - $400 n In a series circuit, each device that is added to

4 - $500 n If you multiply the voltage in a circuit by the

5 - $100 n Electric energy usage on your electric bill is measured by

5 - $200 n An atom that has gained or lost electrons. n What

5 - $300 n This describes the an object that is positively charged. n

5 - $400 n The property that Earth has that enables grounding to drain

5 - $500 n The relationship among voltage, current, and resistance; when the voltage

Final Jeopardy n An electric clothes dryer uses 4, 400 W of electric power.

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Jeopardy Topic 1 Topic 2 Topic 3 Topic 4 Topic 5 $100 $100 $200 $200 $300 $300 $400 $400 $500 $500 Final Jeopardy

1 - $100 n Circuit with more than one path. n What is parallel?

1 - $200 n A material a current does not easily flow through. n What is an insulator?

1 - $300 n Rapid movement of excess electrons from one place to another. n What is electric discharge?

1 - $400 n Rate at which energy is converted to another form. n What is electrical power?

1 - $500 n Closed path through which a current can flow. n What is a circuit?

2 - $100 n Buildup of electric charges in one place. n What is static discharge?

2 - $200 n Exists around every electric charge. n What is electric field?

2 - $300 n Steady flow of electric. What is an electric current ?

2 - $400 Circuit with only one path. n What is a series?

2 - $500 n A measure for how difficult it is for electrons to flow. n What is resistance?

3 - $100 n Circuit with only one path. n What is a series circuit?

3 - $200 n A material that a current flows through easily. n What is a conductor?

3 - $300 n Measure of electrical potential energy. n What voltage?

3 - $400 n An object becomes positively charged it. . . What is lost electrons?

3 - $500 n Object with unlike charges _______ each other. n What is attract?

4 - $100 n The farther you get from an electric charge, the _________ the electric field? n What is weaker?

4 - $200 n When an object is grounded, it becomes electrically _______. What is neutral?

4 - $300 n When a wire is made thicker, its resistance. . . n What is decreases?

4 - $400 n In a series circuit, each device that is added to the circuit decreases the _______. n What is current?

4 - $500 n If you multiply the voltage in a circuit by the current, you are finding the ______ of the circuit. n What is power?

5 - $100 n Electric energy usage on your electric bill is measured by ______. n What is kilowatt hours?

5 - $200 n An atom that has gained or lost electrons. n What is an ion?

5 - $300 n This describes the an object that is positively charged. n What is has more protons than electrons?

5 - $400 n The property that Earth has that enables grounding to drain static charges. What is a large conductor?

5 - $500 n The relationship among voltage, current, and resistance; when the voltage in a circuit increases, the current increases. . n What is Ohm’s Law?

Final Jeopardy n An electric clothes dryer uses 4, 400 W of electric power. If the current in the dryer is 20. 0 A. What is the voltage? Need to include unit of measurement. n What is 220 V.