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Science
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2nd Grade
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Hard
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54 Slides • 24 Questions
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Multiple Choice
What components inside a lantern allow it to light up during festivals?
Battery, circuit, and bulb
Only a bulb
Only a battery
Wire and switch only
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Fill in the Blanks
拆開燈罩,可以看到燈籠提把的電線連接著
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Multiple Choice
Which of the following items commonly found in daily life contain a bulb, wires, battery, and switch?
Flashlight
Toy car with lights
Concert light stick
All of the above
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Open Ended
Name two other objects besides lanterns that contain a bulb, wires, battery, and switch.
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Multiple Choice
Which part of a wire conducts electricity and which part does not?
Copper wire conducts, plastic cover does not
Plastic cover conducts, copper wire does not
Both copper and plastic conduct electricity
Neither copper nor plastic conducts electricity
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Multiple Choice
What are the differences between the various types of cylindrical dry batteries shown?
Their voltage is different
Their size and usage frequency are different
They are made of different materials
They all have the same shape
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Open Ended
Explain how a light bulb produces light when electricity passes through it.
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Multiple Select
Which of the following are correct about connecting an LED in a circuit?
The long leg connects to the positive terminal of the battery
The short leg connects to the negative terminal of the battery
The long leg connects to the negative terminal of the battery
The short leg connects to the positive terminal of the battery
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Fill in the Blanks
Fill in the blank: When connecting an LED, the long leg should be connected to the battery's
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Multiple Choice
電線要連接在燈泡的……,燈泡才會發亮呢?
螺紋金屬體和底部的接點
玻璃罩和燈絲
導線和玻璃罩
燈絲和螺紋金屬體
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Multiple Choice
Why is it not recommended to use an LED instead of a regular light bulb in the battery circuit experiment?
LEDs are too expensive
LEDs require more current
LEDs can be easily damaged by excess voltage
LEDs do not light up with batteries
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Multiple Choice
According to the diagrams, what must be connected to both the battery and the light bulb to make the bulb light up?
A wire
A magnet
A resistor
A switch
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Open Ended
Explain the importance of connecting wires to both the positive and negative terminals of the battery when trying to light a bulb.
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Multiple Choice
What would happen if only one wire is used to connect the battery and the bulb?
The bulb will light up
The bulb will not light up
The battery will overheat
The bulb will explode
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Multiple Select
Which of the following are necessary steps to make the bulb light up in the circuit shown?
Connect one wire to the positive terminal of the battery and the other to the negative terminal
Connect both wires to the same terminal of the battery
Connect one wire to the bulb's metal base and one to the bulb's tip
Connect both wires to the bulb's glass
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Fill in the Blanks
In a simple circuit, the electric current flows from the battery's ___ terminal to the ___ terminal.
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Multiple Choice
What happens to the light bulb when the circuit is open, as shown in the diagram?
The light bulb lights up
The light bulb does not light up
The battery is removed
The wires are disconnected
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Open Ended
What are the steps to ensure a light bulb lights up when building a simple circuit with a battery and wires?
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Multiple Choice
Based on the diagrams and explanations, what are possible reasons why a light bulb does not light up even if the circuit appears to be connected correctly?
The battery is not powerful enough
The wires are too long
The bulb is broken or the battery is dead
The switch is missing
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Multiple Choice
Why do we use lamp holders and battery holders in everyday life when connecting circuits?
To reduce poor connections and increase safety
To make the circuit look better
To use less wire
To save electricity
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Fill in the Blanks
A flashlight uses a
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Open Ended
Explain how a flashlight switch controls the brightness of the bulb using the internal structure of the switch.
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Open Ended
How would you explain the importance of batteries and wiring in making toys work or move faster?
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Multiple Choice
What did you learn about how circuits can make light bulbs or decorations light up?
By connecting wires to a battery and a bulb, the bulb lights up.
Light bulbs light up only when connected to a switch.
Decorations light up only with solar power.
Batteries are not needed for circuits.
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