I WONDER - What Is A Conductor?

Conductors are materials that allow electric currents to pass through them easily. They also have the ability to conduct heat, making them thermal conductors. The video explains the properties of conductors and their dual role in conducting electricity and heat.

What is the primary function of conductors in relation to electric currents?

• To provide an easy path for electric currents

• To convert electric currents into heat

• To store electric currents

• To block electric currents

Which statement best describes how electric currents interact with conductors?

• Electric currents are converted into light by conductors

• Electric currents pass through conductors with ease

• Electric currents are slowed down by conductors

• Electric currents are blocked by conductors

What are materials called that allow electric currents to pass through them?

• Resistors

• Capacitors

• Conductors

• Insulators

Besides conducting electricity, what other property do conductors have?

• They can conduct magnetism

• They can conduct heat

• They can conduct light

• They can conduct sound

What is another term used for materials that are good at conducting heat?

• Thermal insulators

• Electrical conductors

• Thermal conductors

• Heat resistors