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PhoenixRising · 10-03-2013, 11:56 PM

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Originally Posted by Tegz

..... West shook his head. Nope. Sorry Sarah. That was assuming a lot there since most of that stuff he didn't really get what they meant so it was random words strung together in a sentence and all that. He knew what a light bulb was but all this circuit business? And wait, a network? But water didn't flow backwards, and she made it sound like the circuit thing made the electricity go back to where it started. Which was weird and hard to picture. And how exactly did one of those battery things work anyways? What was it made of? What was like.... in it that made electricity even happen? Why couldn't they just rub balloons on their heads?

He looked over at Ascanius. Uhh... yeah. West would just.... watch until Hadley gave him a book or something with pictures to work from.

Wait what? 2 points for that? But it hadn't even been helpful! West was frowning a bit. He listened though and examined the items....

.... then put his hand up.

"Professor do you have diagrams? Or a book or something that I can look at? So I can see what its supposed to look like when its done?" And keep checking it and stuff? What exactly was positive and negative about it all anyways?

...

the definitions weren't enough? Or maybe they did help in terms of what each item was. But visual learner.

Selecting one of the titles that were standing up in a bookend on her desk, Hadley flipped through it for a minute or two. "Ah yes. In The Home and Social Life of British Muggles, if you turn to page 41, in the chapter on electricity, you should find a diagram of a simple circuit. The only thing is that it doesn't really show where the switch is placed. But the switch is placed where the arrow on the top of the picture is."

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