Electricity and Circuits
Science · Grade 6 · Week 12 · 25 questions
Electricity powers modern life — from phones to cities. Understanding circuits, current, voltage, and resistance helps you grasp how electrical devices work.
What you'll practise
- Draw and interpret simple circuit diagrams
- Calculate current, voltage, and resistance
- Distinguish between series and parallel circuits
- Understand conductors and insulators
All 25 questions in this Electricity and Circuits quiz
Grade 6 Science — Electricity and Circuits: 25 practice questions with instant scoring and explanations.
- Electric current flows from:
- An electric cell has:
- The positive terminal of a cell is called:
- An open circuit is one where:
- A closed circuit is one where:
- A conductor is a material that:
- An insulator is a material that:
- Copper is a:
- Rubber is a:
- A switch is used to:
- The SI unit of electric current is:
- The SI unit of voltage is:
- Resistance is measured in:
- Power in a circuit is measured in:
- A bulb glows when:
- In a series circuit, if one bulb burns out:
- In a parallel circuit, if one bulb burns out:
- A fuse is used to:
- An electromagnet is created by:
- The positive and negative terminals are called:
- Battery is a device that:
- LED stands for:
- Overloading a circuit causes:
- Earthing in a circuit provides:
- Static electricity is generated by:
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