When there is a path for electric current to take between two points being tested, it is called __________.
A) current
B) voltage
C) continuity
D) wattage

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Continuity is the term used to describe the presence of a complete path for electric current to flow between two points being tested. Current refers to the flow of electric charge in a circuit, voltage refers to the potential energy difference between two points in a circuit, and wattage refers to the rate of energy transfer in a circuit.

When There Is a Path for Electric Current to Take