Electricity

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1. Simple device that generates electricity.[4] 2. The metal or graphite rod in an electric cell.[9]
5. A screwdriver placed across two wires in a 3. Instrument for measuring potential difference or
circuit creates a ____ circuit.[5] voltage.[9]
8. Substance that allows electrons to pass through 4. Substance that does not allow electrons to pass
easily.[9] through.[9]
9. DC stands for ____ Current.[6] 6. Instrument to measure current.[7]
12. Voltage divided by current is the ____.[10] 7. Type of electricity produced by rubbing plastic
13. Wire that discharges excess electricity to the on wool.[6]
earth.[5] 10. Device that increases or decreases voltage.[11]
16. Unit of resistance.[3] 11. Household circuits are of this type.[8]
20. Unit of current.[6] 14. Protective device which "blows" if there is
21. AC stands for Alternating ____.[7] excess electricity in a house circuit.[4]
22. Solution in an electric cell.[11] 15. Unit of potential difference or voltage.[4]
23. Making of electricity is called electricity ____.[10] 17. Current electricity is a flow of ____ along a
wire.[9]
24. Electricity from a storm 18. A series of cells.[7]
19. Circuit where components are placed one after
25. A drawing of a complex electronic circuit the other.[6]
21. Yellow metal used in electrical wires.[6]

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