| A | B |
|---|
| A path containing easily movable charges. | Circuit |
| The continuous flow of electric charges through a wire or other material. | Electric Current |
| A circuit containing a gap which prevents the flow of charges. | Open Circuit |
| A circuit which contains no gaps and a constant flow of current. | Closed Circuit |
| Materials which allow electrical current to flow through them. | Conductors |
| Materials that does not allow current to be easily produced. | Insultators |
| A circuit where the components are arranged in a single loop. | Seires Circuit |
| Type of circuit where there is more than one path that current can take. | Parallel Circuit |
| A path in a circuit which does not contain a buld or resistor to slow down the moving charges. | Shor Circuit |
| A device that melts if it gets too hot, avoiding a short circuit. | Fuses |
| The unit used o measure the rate of current. | amp |
| The force that pushes a current in an electrical circuit. | Voltage |
| Units used to measure the amount of force pushing a current. | Volts |
| A battery o generator used to maintain voltage. | Voltage Source |
| The measure of difficult it is for charges to flow through a material. | Resistance |
| Units used to measure the amount of resistance. | ohm |
