This document is a science worksheet for 5th grade students on electric circuits. It contains questions to test the students' knowledge of circuit components and types including series and parallel circuits. The students are asked to name circuit diagrams, identify switches and circuit types. Multiple choice and true/false questions cover circuit symbols and properties. Drawings of a series and parallel circuit with labels are also assigned.
This document is a science worksheet for 5th grade students on electric circuits. It contains questions to test the students' knowledge of circuit components and types including series and parallel circuits. The students are asked to name circuit diagrams, identify switches and circuit types. Multiple choice and true/false questions cover circuit symbols and properties. Drawings of a series and parallel circuit with labels are also assigned.
This document is a science worksheet for 5th grade students on electric circuits. It contains questions to test the students' knowledge of circuit components and types including series and parallel circuits. The students are asked to name circuit diagrams, identify switches and circuit types. Multiple choice and true/false questions cover circuit symbols and properties. Drawings of a series and parallel circuit with labels are also assigned.
1. A drawing that uses different appliances symbols – Circuit diagram. 2. The equipment which controls the flow of the electric current in a circuit – Switch. 3. A circuit in which all the components are connected only in one path – Series circuit. 4. A circuit in which all the components are connected by more than one path – Parallel circuit. 5. Pictorial representation of the different components of a circuit – Symbols. II. Fill in the blanks
1. An electrical appliance is made up of different components.
2. The battery is an energy source. 3. Each components of an electric circuit is represented by a symbol in a circuit diagram. 4. Electric circuit are classified into two. 5. The brightness of a bulb depends on the amount of electric current flowing through it. III. True or False
1. A battery has three terminals. F
2. It is easier for us to represent an electric circuit using a circuit diagram. T 3. Connecting the bulbs in a parallel makes the bulb light up brighter. T 4. In a parallel circuit if one bulb is blown the other bulb will not light up. F 5. In a series circuit we can add more energy sources. T IV. Draw and Label 1. A series circuit. Pg. 87 TB 2. A parallel circuit. Pg. 87 TB