• Material that resists but
doesn’t stop the flow of
electric current
• Flow of electric charges
• Space around a magnet
where the force of the
magnet can act
• Supplies energy to move
charges through a circuit
• Measurement of an object’s
extra positive or negative
particles
• Object that attracts things
made of iron or steel
• Space around an object
where electric forces occur
• Ends of a magnet
• Path made for an electric
current
• Material that electric current
can pass through easily
• Arrangement of wire wrapped
around a core
• Material that electric current
can not easily pass through
• Circuit with one path for
electric current
• Charge that stays on an
object
• Circuit with more than one
path for electric current
• _________ is the rate in
which electricity is drawn
from a battery.
• _________ is an example of
a good conductor.
• A bar magnet’s pull is
strongest ____________.
• When two objects both have
positive charges, the objects-
• When two objects both have
negative charges, the
objects-
• When two objects have
opposite charges, the
objects-