What is an Open Circuit?

What is an Open Circuit?

• A circuit in which current flows continuously.

• A circuit that is physically open or cut.

• An electric circuit in which current does not flow.

• A circuit with no electrical resistance.

How do Open Circuits work?

• By allowing current to flow continuously.

• When the path has been interrupted or "opened" at some point so that current will not flow.

• By completing the electrical path and enabling the device to work.

• Through the generation of a magnetic field.

What is the first step in the procedure to set up the circuit as shown in the image?

• Connect the wires to the lightbulb.

• Take a battery.

• Connect one end of a wire to the bulb.

• Connect wires to each end of the battery.

How many pieces of wire are needed according to the procedure?

• 1

• 2

• 3

• 4

What should be connected to each end of the battery?

• The lightbulb

• The switch

• A piece of wire

• Nothing

What is the final step in the procedure to complete the circuit setup?

• Connect the wires to the switch.

• Connect the wires to the battery.

• Connect the one end of 1 wire to the bulb.

• Turn on the switch.

What do Closed Circuits contain?

• A complete path between the positive and negative terminals of its power source.

• A path that only connects to the positive terminal of its power source.

• A path that only connects to the negative terminal of its power source.

• No path between the terminals of its power source.

What is a Parallel Circuit?

• Three lines that make a Triangle

• A circuit that has 1 path to flow.

• one that has two or more paths for the electricity to flow, the loads are parallel to each other.

• One line.

Who is your favorite teacher?

• Mrs.Bowden

• Mrs.Ivie

• Mr.Walker

• Ms.Shaquiesha

Who makes you do the most work??