Science 7 · Unit 9: Electricity · Cambridge Lower Secondary Science Stage 7
9.2 Electrical circuits
15 questions · e.g. Name the circuit symbol
Questions
1. What does this circuit symbol show?
Check2. In the symbol for a cell, which line is the positive terminal?
Check3. What does this circuit symbol show?
Check4. What does this circuit symbol show?
Check5. What does this circuit symbol show?
Check- Only the buzzer sounds.
- Nothing, because there is no cell to push the electrons round.
- The lamp lights and the buzzer sounds.
- Only the lamp lights.
7. Which circuit will light the lamp and sound the buzzer when the switch is closed?
- a complete loop with a cell, a switch, a lamp and a buzzer
- a loop with a switch, a lamp and a buzzer, but no cell
- a loop with a cell, a switch and a buzzer only
- a loop with a cell, a switch and a lamp only
8. A circuit has a cell, a switch and a buzzer in a loop. What happens when the switch is closed?
- The buzzer sounds and a lamp lights.
- Nothing happens.
- There is light but no sound.
- The buzzer sounds, but there is no light.
9. A circuit has a cell, a switch and a lamp in a loop. What happens when the switch is closed?
- The lamp lights, but there is no sound.
- There is sound but no light.
- Nothing happens.
- The lamp lights and a buzzer sounds.
- a circuit with no cell
- a circuit with only one component
- a circuit where all the components are joined in one loop
- a circuit with more than one loop
11. Why does a series circuit need to be a complete loop?
- so the wires look tidy
- Electrons can only flow if there is no gap.
- so the cell does not get hot
- Electrons can jump across gaps.
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A A B 15. How many differences are there between circuit A and circuit B?
A A B - 3: B has an extra cell, an ammeter, and no buzzer
- 4: B has an extra cell, an ammeter, no buzzer, and its switch is closed
- 1: B has an ammeter
- 2: B has more lamps and no switch