Electricity 3

A _____is an electric circuit that has more than one path through which electricity may flow.

• compressor circuit

• series circuit

• series-parallel circuit

• parallel circuit

A(n) _____ is an electric circuit that has only one path through which electricity may flow.

• multiplication circuit

• series circuit

• induction circuit

• parallel circuit

A _____ circuit is an electrical circuit that has a combination of series and parallel circuits.

• series-parallel

• reduction

• duplicating

• series

A _____ circuit is an electrical circuit that has a combination of series and parallel circuits.

• series-parallel

• reduction

• duplicating

• series

The purpose of most _____ is to supply energy to a machine that does work.

• openings

• closings

• heater circuits

• electric circuits

When the circuit is complete so that the current can flow, it is termed _____.

• closed

• circuited

• open

• buried

Other than for meters, _____ current is rarely used as a source of electric energy.

• sweeping

• inline

• alternating

• direct

The _____ that electrons may follow is determined by the use or purpose of the circuit.

• rotation

• path arrangement

• motor

• alignment sheet

The current draw in a series circuit is _____.

• divided by the number of loads in the circuit

• the sum of each load in the circuit

• the same throughout the entire circuit

• determined by doubling the highest load in the circuit

The voltage drop of a series circuit is _____.

• proportional to the resistance in that part of the circuit

• double the voltage being applied to the circuit

• the amount of voltage lost through any load

• equal to the voltage being applied to the circuit