
4th Grade Science: Chapter 1 Lesson 4
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- Q1What is a conductor?A device used to control the flow of electricityA material that stops the flow of electric currentA material that energy can easily flow through30s
- Q2What is an insulator?A material that stops the flow of electric currentA material that energy can easily flow throughA device used to control the flow of electricity30s
- Q3What is electric charge?The flow of charged particles in the same directionA device used to control the flow of electricityProperty that causes matter to have a force when it is placed near other charged matter30s
- Q4What is a resistor?A material that energy can easily flow throughA material that stops the flow of electric currentA device used to control the flow of electricity30s
- Q5What is electric current?The flow of charged particles in the same directionA material that stops the flow of electric currentProperty that causes matter to have a force when it is placed near other charged matter30s
- Q6What happens when you turn something on?Electrical energy It gets heavierElectrical energy movesElectrical energy becomes colder30s
- Q7What are the two possible types of electrical charges?Up and downLeft and rightPositive and negative30s
- Q8What occurs when two particles have the same charge?They repel, or push away, each otherThey attract, or pull toward, each otherThey combine to form a larger particle30s
- Q9What happens when two charges are opposite?They repel, or push away, each otherThey disappearThey attract, or pull toward, each other30s
- Q10How do particles with electric charge move from place to place?Through heat wavesThrough a flow of charged particles called an electric currentThrough sound waves30s
- Q11What do conductors do in an electrical circuit?They block the flow of electric current.They allow electric current to flow.They create electric current.30s
- Q12Which material is mentioned as a good conductor of electricity?GlassWoodMetal30s
- Q13What specific metal is given as an example of a good conductor?AluminumCopperGold30s
- Q14What is the function of insulators in an electrical circuit?They allow an electrical current to flow.They block the flow of electric current.They enhance the flow of electric current.30s
- Q15Which material is mentioned as an insulator?PlasticCopperAluminum30s