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The document contains a series of true or false statements regarding current electricity, including concepts like direct and alternating current, circuit components, and properties of conductors and insulators. It also includes matching terms related to magnetism and electromagnetism, as well as a section on applications of electromagnets in real life. Overall, it serves as an educational resource for understanding fundamental principles of electricity and magnetism.

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The document contains a series of true or false statements regarding current electricity, including concepts like direct and alternating current, circuit components, and properties of conductors and insulators. It also includes matching terms related to magnetism and electromagnetism, as well as a section on applications of electromagnets in real life. Overall, it serves as an educational resource for understanding fundamental principles of electricity and magnetism.

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Current Electricity

A.​ Read each statement carefully. Determine whether each statement is true or
false.

__________1. Current electricity involves the movement of electric charge through a

conductor.

__________2. Direct Current (DC) flows in both directions in a circuit.

__________3. A battery is an example of an energy source in a circuit.

__________4. Alternating Current (AC) has a constant flow of electric charge and a

steady voltage.

__________5. A closed circuit allows electricity to flow continuously from the energy

source to the load and back.

__________6. Copper is commonly used in wires because it is a good insulator.

__________7. A switch in a circuit can control the flow of electricity by opening or

closing the circuit.

__________8. Overloading a circuit can cause overheating and potentially a fire.

__________9. Static electricity and current electricity are the same.

__________10. The load in a circuit uses electrical energy to perform work, such as

lighting a bulb.

__________11. Conductivity is the ability of a material to allow the flow of electricity.​

__________12. Rubber is a good conductor of electricity.

__________13. Metals like copper and aluminum have high conductivity.

__________14. Insulators allow electricity to flow freely through them.

__________15. Pure water is a good conductor of electricity.


__________16. Conductors are used to make wires because they easily conduct

electricity.

__________17. Non-electrolyte solutions do not conduct electricity because they do not

contain ions.

__________18. A conductivity tester can determine if a solution is an electrolyte.

__________19. Plastic is an example of a conductor.

__________20. Saltwater conducts electricity because it contains free-moving ions.

B.​ Identify the term that matches each description.

__________1. The force that causes magnets to attract or repel each other.

__________2. The part of a magnet where its magnetic force is strongest.

__________3. The invisible area around a magnet where its force can be felt.

__________4. The type of magnet that is created when electricity flows through a coil of

wire.

__________5. The component of an electromagnet that strengthens the magnetic field

inside the coil.

__________6. The loops or turns that increase an electromagnet's strength.

__________7. The term for materials that are not attracted to magnets, like copper and

aluminum.

__________8. The relationship between electricity and magnetism.

__________9. A type of current source used to energize an electromagnet.

__________10. The magnetic lines of force that move from the north pole to the south

pole of a magnet.
C.​ Find the eight possible applications of electromagnets in real life. Words may be

hidden horizontally, vertically, or diagonally.

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