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Electricity
1. Draw the correct symbol to represent each of the circuit components listed below. [4]

a. cell b. lamp c. open switch d. ammeter

Look at the circuit drawing.


X
2a. Describe the current at the points X, Y and Z on the circuit. [1]
1

Y

2

Z

2b. What is the name of the electrical component used to measure the current in a circuit? [1]


2c. Tick one answer to describe the bulb brightness (assuming both bulbs are identical). [1]

A. equal brightness

B. bulb 1 brightest

C. bulb 2 brightest

2d. What would happen to bulb 2 if bulb 1 went out? [1]

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Electricity

3. Add to this diagram to show where you would place a


voltmeter in order to measure the potential difference
across the motor in this circuit. [2]

4a. In each circuit shown below, the ammeter reading is zero; there is no current flowing.

Explain why. [1]




4b. Draw a circuit diagram containing the components from the circuits shown above, and include
and ammeter to show the current will flow. [3]

Learning Outcomes (tick if achieved)

Q1 I can draw correct circuit symbols for common components.


Q2 I can describe current in an electrical circuit.
Q3 I know how to measure potential difference in a circuit.
Q4 I can identify and draw a complete circuit diagram.

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Electricity Answers
1. Draw the correct symbol to represent each of the circuit components listed below. [4]

a. cell b. lamp c. open switch d. ammeter

Look at the circuit drawing. X

2a. Describe the current at the points X, Y and Z on the circuit. [1]
1
The current is equal / the same at these points Y
2

2b. What is the name of the electrical component used to measure the current in a circuit? [1]
Ammeter

2c. Tick one answer to describe the bulb brightness (assuming both bulbs are identical). [1]

A. equal brightness

B. bulb 1 brightest

C. bulb 2 brightest

2d. What would happen to bulb 2 if bulb 1 went out? [1]

It would also go out / wouldn’t work / circuit incomplete


Electricity Answers

3. Add to this diagram to show where you would place a


voltmeter in order to measure the potential difference
across the motor in this circuit. [2]

1 mark for correct symbol used, 1 mark for V


correct position (in parallel to motor)

4a. In each circuit shown below, the ammeter reading is zero; there is no current flowing.

Explain why. [1]


They are incomplete circuits

4b. Draw a circuit diagram containing the components from the circuits shown above, and include
and ammeter to show the current will flow. [3]

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