WorksheetsBrainpop Electricity
Total questions: 10
Worksheet time: 8mins
What does lightning have in common with the shock you receive when you touch a doorknob?
They both involve protons being pulled away from atoms
They're both forms of static electricity
They're both forms of current electricity
Neither of them has anything to do with electricity
What causes the shock you receive when you touch a doorknob?
Electrons being pulled from one surface to another
Protons being pulled from one surface to another
Neutrons being pulled from one surface to another
What causes lightning?
A similarity in electrical charge
Electrons flowing through a conductor
A difference in electrical charge
Raindrops conducting electricity from clouds to the ground
A flow of electrons through a conductor is called:
A river
A spark
An electron flow
A current
In most electrical circuits, the pathway is made of:
Metal
Plastic
Static
Wood
What are the three components of a circuit?
Pathway, source, battery
Energy source, conductor, and receiver
Battery, bulb, and plastic
Wire, electron, and charge
What is a common energy source for a circuit?
A battery
A bulb
A wire
An appliance
In the diagram, the lightbulb is:
The pathway
The energy source
The conductor
The energy receiver
What happens when electricity flows through an object?
A magnetic field is destroyed
Protons are pulled away from their atoms
A magnetic field is created
Electrical charge is equalized
What are the two poles of a magnet called?
Up and down
East and west
Left and right
North and south
