Conductors and dangers of electricity – True or false

The video explains that water can conduct electricity, making it a conductor. It emphasizes the importance of keeping electrical appliances away from water to ensure safety.

What property of water allows it to conduct electricity?

• It is a good insulator.

• It is a solid at room temperature.

• It is non-polar.

• It has free ions.

Why is water considered a conductor of electricity?

• Because it is an insulator.

• Because it can dissolve salts.

• Because it is a gas.

• Because it is a metal.

What is a key reason to keep electrical devices away from water?

• Water can make devices heavier.

• Water can change the color of devices.

• Water can conduct electricity, posing a shock hazard.

• Water can cause devices to overheat.

Which of the following is NOT a property of water?

• It is essential for life.

• It can dissolve many substances.

• It is a good insulator.

• It is a conductor of electricity.

What should you do to ensure safety when using electrical appliances near water?

• Use appliances with wet hands.

• Keep appliances away from water.

• Submerge appliances in water for cooling.

• Use appliances in the rain.