Current, Resistance & Ohms Crossword Puzzle

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ELECTRIC CURRENT : This is defined as the amount of charge passing a point in a conductor every second.
OHMS LAW : This is the relationship between voltage, current and resistance, which is usually written as a formula: V = IR.
TOTAL : In a series circuit, the sum of the voltages lost on the loads equals the ____ voltage supplied by the battery.
MEGA : This prefix represents one million.
RESISTOR : This is an electrical component that has a specific resistance and are marked with coloured bands.
PARALLEL : When a load is placed in _____ with another load, another pathway is created so the total resistance must decrease.
DECREASE : Since loads placed in series increase the total resistance of the circuit, they ____ the total current throughout the circuit.
LOAD : This causes resistance by hindering the flow of electrons.
OHM : This is the unit used to measure resistance.
SERIES CIRCUIT : This is a circuit that has only one path for the current (electrons) to travel.
BATTERY : In an electrical circuit, this is similar to a pump; it raises charges to a higher level of electrical potential energy.
CURRENT : Resistance is inversely proportional to this.
HIGH : A light bulb filament has this kind of resistance.
VOLTAGE : Current is directly proportional to this.
KILO : This prefix represents one thousand.
PARALLEL CIRCUIT : This is a circuit that has several different paths for the current (electrons) to travel.
MILLI : This prefix represents one-thousandth.
SWITCH : This is like a valve that determines whether electrons are allowed to flow through the circuit or not.
SUM : The total current entering a junction point must equal the _____ of the current leaving the junction point.
EQUAL : Since there is only one path for the electrons to travel in the series circuit, the current in each part of the circuit is this.
JUNCTION POINT : The location where a circuit divides into multiple paths or where multiple paths combine is called this.
CURRENT ELECTRICITY : This is the continuous flow of charge through a complete (closed) circuit.
RESISTANCE : This is the property of any material that slows down the flow of electrons and converts electrical energy into other forms of energy.
SAME : Loads that are in parallel have the _____ voltage as each other.
WIRES : These have very little resistance.

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electric current : this is defined as the amount of charge passing a point in a conductor every second.
ohms law : this is the relationship between voltage, current and resistance, which is usually written as a formula: v = ir.
total : in a series circuit, the sum of the voltages lost on the loads equals the _ voltage supplied by the battery.
mega : this prefix represents one million.
resistor : this is an electrical component that has a specific resistance and are marked with coloured bands.
parallel : when a load is placed in _ with another load, another pathway is created so the total resistance must decrease.
decrease : since loads placed in series increase the total resistance of the circuit, they _ the total current throughout the circuit.
load : this causes resistance by hindering the flow of electrons.
ohm : this is the unit used to measure resistance.
series circuit : this is a circuit that has only one path for the current (electrons) to travel.
battery : in an electrical circuit, this is similar to a pump; it raises charges to a higher level of electrical potential energy.
current : resistance is inversely proportional to this.
high : a light bulb filament has this kind of resistance.
voltage : current is directly proportional to this.
kilo : this prefix represents one thousand.
parallel circuit : this is a circuit that has several different paths for the current (electrons) to travel.
milli : this prefix represents one-thousandth.
switch : this is like a valve that determines whether electrons are allowed to flow through the circuit or not.
sum : the total current entering a junction point must equal the _ of the current leaving the junction point.
equal : since there is only one path for the electrons to travel in the series circuit, the current in each part of the circuit is this.
junction point : the location where a circuit divides into multiple paths or where multiple paths combine is called this.
current electricity : this is the continuous flow of charge through a complete (closed) circuit.
resistance : this is the property of any material that slows down the flow of electrons and converts electrical energy into other forms of energy.
same : loads that are in parallel have the _ voltage as each other.
wires : these have very little resistance.