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3. 100 200 400 300 400 Current Events What is your sign (+ or -) Which way is North To flow or not to flow? 300 200 400 200 100 500 100

4. Row 1, Col 1 A circuit where there is a break. What is an open circuit?

5. 1,2 Have a positive charge. What are protons?

6. 1,3 Ends of a magnet. What are the Poles?

7. 1,4 The transfer of electric charge to the ground. What is grounding?

8. 2,1 A device that opens and closes circuits without unscrewing bulbs or disconnecting wires. What is a switch?

9. 2,2 Tiny part of an atom that has a negative charge. What are electrons?

10. 2,3 The pushing and pulling behavior of a magnet. What is the magnetic force?

11. 2,4 A material that doesn’t allow electricity to flow through it easily. What is an insulator?

12. 3,1 Another name for a battery. What is a cell?

13. 3,2 When an object loses some of its electrons it will have this charge. What is a positive charge? Daly Double

14. 3,3 The invisible area that surrounds a magnet on all sides. What is a magnetic field?

15. 3,4 A material that resists the flow of electricity. What is a resistor?

16. 4,1 A circuit where all bulbs will go out when one bulb is blown. What is a series circuit?

17. 4,2 The smallest piece of an element that can still be identified as an element. What is an atom?

18. 4,3 a “Leading Stone” or a natural, permanent magnet that contains magnetite. What is a loadstone?

19. 4,4 Keeps excess charge from flowing through wires. What is a circuit breaker?

20. 5,1 A path that electricity can move through. What is circuit?

21. 5,2 The part of an element that contains the protons and the neutrons. What is the nucleus?

22. 5,3 Two objects pull toward each other are said to have. What are different charges?

23. What is a conductor? A material that allows electricity to flow through it easily.

24. FINAL JEOPARDY “Type of Magnets” How many points do you want to risk?

25. Final Jeopardy Question This type of magnet that is produced by an electric current, usually a core of iron wrapped in a conductor. What is an Electromagnet?