Electricity basics

1.	A flow of electrical current moving in one direction.	A.	Current
2.	A system of electrical conductors that electricity flows through.	B.	Resistance
3.	A unit that measures electrical resistance.	C.	Conduct
4.	Having the electrical charge of a proton.	D.	Ohm
5.	Having the electrical charge of an electron.	E.	Positive
6.	How much an object opposes an electric current passing through.	F.	Electron
7.	The ability to store electricity in a magnetic field.	G.	Direct current
8.	The act of electricity passing through an object.	H.	Circuit
9.	The base unit of an electric current.	I.	Inductance
10.	The electric property of an object that makes it have a negative or positive force.	J.	Reactance
11.	The flow of electricity.	K.	Negative
12.	The opposition to a charge in voltage or electrical current, as a result of capacitance on inductance.	L.	Ampere
13.	The particle on an atom that carries electric currents.	M.	Charge

G	1.	A flow of electrical current moving in one direction.	A.	Current
H	2.	A system of electrical conductors that electricity flows through.	B.	Resistance
D	3.	A unit that measures electrical resistance.	C.	Conduct
E	4.	Having the electrical charge of a proton.	D.	Ohm
K	5.	Having the electrical charge of an electron.	E.	Positive
B	6.	How much an object opposes an electric current passing through.	F.	Electron
I	7.	The ability to store electricity in a magnetic field.	G.	Direct current
C	8.	The act of electricity passing through an object.	H.	Circuit
L	9.	The base unit of an electric current.	I.	Inductance
M	10.	The electric property of an object that makes it have a negative or positive force.	J.	Reactance
A	11.	The flow of electricity.	K.	Negative
J	12.	The opposition to a charge in voltage or electrical current, as a result of capacitance on inductance.	L.	Ampere
F	13.	The particle on an atom that carries electric currents.	M.	Charge