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1. What causes electrical shock? Current Amperage Voltage Watts

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Answer: A) Current

Current is the flow of electrons. The more electrons that flow, then the higher the amperage which measures this flow. If the current is high enough, then the electrical shock may cause damage of some kind.

"Amperage" is abbreviated as "Amp". You may see something like "milliamp" when it comes to measuring this amperage.

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Current causes electrical shock

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