NEON GRID CITY · SPARKLING
Power Sources
Battery Bay
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Sparkling — Power Sources Battery Bay
Hi!
I'm Sparkling.
Welcome to Battery Bay!
Will you help me investigate power sources?
The Grumblies have mixed up our clues.
Let's check the evidence!
A battery is a source that stores chemical energy
and can supply electrical energy in a circuit.
A generator converts other energy, often motion, into electrical energy.
Which part is the source?
- A. Lamp
- B. Only the wire's label
- C. Battery
The answer is C: Battery
The load is the part that uses electrical energy,
such as a lamp or motor.
Source and load have different roles.
That clue helps us make sense of this place.
The load is the part that uses electrical energy,
such as a lamp or motor.
Source and load have different roles.
Which part is the load?
- A. The source itself
- B. Lamp
- C. Battery label
The answer is B: Lamp
Our supplied low-voltage model labels a matching battery source
and a lamp load.
Choose components from the given specifications;
no household wiring or real powered experiment is required.
Hmm...
how does that connect to our first clue?
Our supplied low-voltage model labels a matching battery source
and a lamp load.
Choose components from the given specifications;
no household wiring or real powered experiment is required.
What energy does a battery store?
- A. Chemical energy
- B. Only sound already playing
- C. Only light already shining
The answer is A: Chemical energy
A battery is a source that stores chemical energy
and can supply electrical energy in a circuit.
A generator converts other energy, often motion, into electrical energy.
Nice investigating!
You've been following the evidence.
Let's bring our clues together before the adventure.
A battery is a source that stores chemical energy
and can supply electrical energy in a circuit.
The load is the part that uses electrical energy,
such as a lamp or motor.
Our supplied low-voltage model labels a matching battery source
and a lamp load.
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