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Froggy Jumps Electricity & Magnetism ReviewVersion en ligne Basic science questions par Susannah Mayer 1 When a balloon sticks to a wall after being rubbed on a sweater, it is an example of — a Static electricity b Magnetism c Gravity 2 A closed circuit — a Creates static electricity b Allows electricity to flow c Stops electricity 3 Which material is a conductor? a Rubber b Copper c Plastic 4 Rubber is used to cover wires because it is — a A magnet b An insulator c A conductor 5 An electromagnet works when — a The nail is plastic b Electricity flows through the wire c The wire is heated 6 Adding more coils of wire around a nail will make an electromagnet — a Smaller b Weaker c Stronger 7 A fan changes electrical energy into — a Chemical energy b Nuclear energy c Mechanical energy 8 Which energy source is renewable? a Oil b Coal c Wind 9 The dependent variable in an electromagnet experiment is — a Type of battery b Number of paper clips picked up c Number of coils 10 An open circuit allows electricity to flow. a True b Sometimes c False 11 Steel is a conductor of electricity. a False b Sometimes c True 12 Static electricity involves moving electric charges. a True b False c Sometimes 13 Renewable resources can be replaced naturally. a False b True c Not renewable 14 Lamp -> ______ (Match the object to the energy it produces) a Radiant energy b Thermal energy c Mechanical energy 15 Conductor -> ______ (Match the term to the definition) a Stops electricity from flowing b Allows electricity to flow c Complete path for electricity 16 Electricity flows in a complete path called a __________. a Pathway b Loop c Circuit 17 Materials like rubber and plastic are called __________ because they do not allow electricity to flow easily. a Semiconductors b Conductors c Insulators 18 Solar and wind energy are examples of __________ resources. a nonrenewable b fossil c renewable 19 Copper wire a Battery b Insulator c Conductor 20 Coal a Renewable b Nonrenewable c Fuel

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Electricity & Magnetism ReviewVersion en ligne

par Susannah Mayer

When a balloon sticks to a wall after being rubbed on a sweater, it is an example of —

A closed circuit —

Which material is a conductor?

Rubber is used to cover wires because it is —

An electromagnet works when —

Adding more coils of wire around a nail will make an electromagnet —

A fan changes electrical energy into —

Which energy source is renewable?

The dependent variable in an electromagnet experiment is —

An open circuit allows electricity to flow.

Steel is a conductor of electricity.

Static electricity involves moving electric charges.

Renewable resources can be replaced naturally.

Lamp -> ______ (Match the object to the energy it produces)

Conductor -> ______ (Match the term to the definition)

Electricity flows in a complete path called a __________.

Materials like rubber and plastic are called __________ because they do not allow electricity to flow easily.

Solar and wind energy are examples of __________ resources.

Copper wire

Coal