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| The work that electricity does usually results in- |
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| Light, heat, sound, motion |
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| We build circuits to control |
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| Amperes or amps for short |
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| Is the unit of measurement for current |
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| For any circuit to be complete, there must be a complete path |
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| from the negative side of the battery to the positive side |
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| One-way gate in a circuit |
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| Current flows from a point of |
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| High voltage to low voltage |
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| If point A is 10 volts and point B is 2 volts, then the voltage measured between them is |
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| The lowest voltage in a circuit is |
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| 0 volts and is called ground |
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| When two points with different voltage levels are connected with no resistance between two points it is called |
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| Determine how much current will flow through a component |
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| Is given in units of ohms |
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| because it has low resistance |
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| Electricity does not flow |
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