WorksheetsExercises on Lessons 1 & 2
Total questions: 108
Worksheet time: 54mins
Choose the correct answer: Gravity and magnetism are similar in that
they are repulsion forces only.
they are attraction forces only.
they are forces that attract all objects.
we cannot see both of them.
Choose the correct answer: When we throw a ball upward, it returns back to the ground due to
gravity only.
electricity and mass.
magnetism only.
magnetism and electricity.
Choose the correct answer: The mass of an object and its distance from the Earth's surface affect the gravity force
mass – color
distance – mass
mass – distance
shape – distance
Choose the correct answer: Gravity and magnetism
are two pushing forces only.
are two pulling forces only.
have some similarities and some differences.
both of them attract all types of objects.
Choose the correct answer: Magnets can be made of
copper.
glass.
iron.
plastic.
Choose the correct answer: ______ is a magnetic material that is attracted to the magnet
Copper
Nickel
Paper
Wood
Choose the correct answer: Some materials cannot be attracted to the magnet, because they are
magnetic materials.
made of nickel, iron and cobalt.
non-magnetic materials.
located at the magnetic field of the magnet.
Choose the correct answer: If we put a piece of aluminum foil and a piece of wood close to a magnet, the magnet
will attract aluminum foil only.
will attract wood only.
will attract both of them.
will not attract both of them.
Choose the correct answer: All the following materials are called magnetic materials, except
iron.
plastic.
nickel.
steel.
Choose the correct answer: A magnet attracts certain objects like ______ when they locate in its magnetic field
wood and steel
nickel and plastic
iron and copper
cobalt and steel
Choose the correct answer: The area around the magnet in which magnetism can be observed is known as
magnetic material.
magnetic field.
non-magnetic material.
iron filings.
Choose true or false: Electric circuit is the path for electricity that consists of many components that work together as one system
True
False
Choose true or false: The force of gravity between an object and the Earth increases when the distance between them increases
True
False
Choose true or false: Light bulbs can be connected together by two ways, which are series way and parallel way
True
False
Choose true or false: Due to the great mass of Earth, it attracts all objects towards its center
True
False
Choose true or false: The attraction force of a far object from the Earth's surface is more than that of a near object
True
False
Choose true or false: Magnetism is an attraction or a repulsion force, while gravity is a repulsion force only
True
False
Choose true or false: The force of gravity appears when any object is thrown upward into the air as it will return back to the Earth's surface
True
False
Choose true or false: The magnet has a force called magnetism
True
False
Choose true or false: Small pieces of paper can be used to see the magnetic field of a magnet
True
False
Choose true or false: All materials can be attracted to the magnet
True
False
Choose true or false: Magnets attract the non-magnetic materials such as iron, nickel and steel
True
False
Choose true or false: Cobalt is an example of magnetic materials
True
False
Choose true or false: Magnets are made of some metals like iron
True
False
Choose true or false: If non-magnetic objects are put at any distance from the magnet, they will be attracted
True
False
An electric shock may happen to a human body due to
touching an insulated wire has an electric current
touching a non insulated wire has an electric current
that there is no water in the human body
that the electric current cannot flow through the human body
A magnetic field can be formed when an electric current flows around
a plastic core
a battery
a metal core
a rubber core
Choose True or False: Electricity can be produced from magnetism.
True
False
Choose True or False: Water in dams are used to operate wind turbines.
True
False
Choose True or False: To make an electric current flow through a circuit, all of its components must be connected in a closed path.
True
False
Choose True or False: The electric circuit must contain a source of electricity such as the switch.
True
False
Choose True or False: The thermostat in a refrigerator contains an automatic switch.
True
False
Choose True or False: All materials allow electric current to flow through them.
True
False
Choose True or False: Copper, aluminum and rubber are electric conductors.
True
False
Choose True or False: When the electric circuit is opened, the electric current doesn't flow through it.
True
False
Choose True or False: All metals are electric insulators.
True
False
Choose True or False: Electric wire can be made of copper and covered with plastic or rubber.
True
False
Choose True or False: Electricity and magnetism can work together.
True
False
Select the correct scientific term: The device which converts mechanical energy into electrical energy.
generator
electric motor
battery
switch
Select the correct scientific term: A form of energy that is produced from generators and turbines.
electrical energy
mechanical energy
thermal energy
chemical energy
Select the correct scientific term: The flow of electrons through an electric wire.
electric current
voltage
resistance
electric power
Select the correct scientific term: A closed loop which electric current can flow through.
electric circuit
insulating cover
magnetic core
conductor
Select the correct scientific term: A tool which is used to open and close the electric circuit.
switch
thermostat
generator
fuse
Select the correct scientific term: It contains an automatic switch to adjust the temperature inside the refrigerator.
thermostat
timer
battery
relay
Select the correct scientific term: The materials that allow the electric charges to flow through.
conductors
insulators
magnets
nonmetals
Select the correct scientific term: The materials that do not allow the electric charges to flow through.
insulators
conductors
semiconductors
metals
Generators convert energy to energy.
chemical – thermal
thermal – sound
sound – mechanical
mechanical – electrical
Electrical energy is used in all the following, except
operating washing machines.
operating televisions and refrigerators.
spinning the magnets in generators.
lighting up the light bulbs.
The flow of electric charges along a closed path is known as
electric wire.
light energy.
electric current.
sound energy.
are used to spin the magnet in the generator to produce electricity.
Water and winds
Light and sound
Electricity and sound
Sound and heat
Wind turbines need to produce electricity.
water force
electric force
gravity force
generators
The source of electricity in an electric circuit is a
metal wire
switch
battery
light bulb
The electric circuit contains a which is responsible for opening and closing the circuit.
battery
switch
light bulb
heater
When the switch is turned off, it the circuit, so the electric current
opens – will flow through.
opens – will not flow through.
closes – will flow through.
closes – will not flow through.
All the following materials are considered as electric conductors, except
copper.
water.
rubber.
aluminum.
The automatic internal switch on a is used in the refrigerator to adjust its temperature.
battery
thermostat
light bulb
wall socket
Electric insulators like and do not allow electricity flow through them.
copper – plastic
rubber – iron
rubber – plastic
copper – iron
Choose the correct answer: .......... is a material that cannot allow electric current to flow through.
Iron
Copper
Plastic
Aluminum
Choose the correct answer: The electric wires can be made of ........ or ........
wood - plastic
rubber - wood
aluminum - copper
plastic - rubber
Choose the correct answer: The electric wires are covered with .......... as it is a .......... conductor of electricity.
copper - good
plastic - bad
iron - bad
plastic - good
Choose the correct answer: All the following materials are electric insulators, except ..........
rubber
plastic
wood
steel
Choose the correct answer: To insulate electric wires we can wrap them with all the following materials, except ..........
electrical tap
aluminum foil
a piece of plastic
a piece of rubber
Choose the correct answer: Metallic materials are considered as electric .........., while plastic and rubber are considered as electric ..........
insulators - conductors
conductors - insulators
circuits - conductors
insulators - energy
Put (✓) or (x): Wood and plastic are electric insulators.
True
False
Put (✓) or (x): Electric current can flow through all materials.
True
False
Put (✓) or (x): Electric wires are covered with plastic to protect us from electric shock.
True
False
Put (✓) or (x): Electric insulators allow electric current to pass through them.
True
False
Put (✓) or (x): Copper, rubber and iron are electric conductors.
True
False
Put (✓) or (x): Materials made of metals can conduct electricity.
True
False
Put (✓) or (x): If a person touches an insulated electric wire, he will be shocked by electricity.
True
False
Put (✓) or (x): Rubber is a good conductor of electricity, while water is a bad conductor of electricity.
True
False
Put (✓) or (×): In the series circuits, the electric current can flow in different branches.
True
False
Put (✓) or (×): The materials that are used to connect the components of the electric circuit are called electric insulators.
True
False
Put (✓) or (×): Electric resistors are used to slow the flow of electrons through an electric circuit.
True
False
Put (✓) or (×): The electric insulators keep us safe from getting shocked by the electric current.
True
False
Put (✓) or (×): Towns and cities are parts of an electric circuit.
True
False
Put (✓) or (×): The electric devices in houses are connected in series circuits.
True
False
Put (✓) or (×): The device that is used to detect the electric current is called galvanometer.
True
False
Put (✓) or (×): When a magnet is placed at rest away from a coil, an electric current will be produced.
True
False
Put (✓) or (×): The needle of a galvanometer moves on moving a magnet in and out of a copper coil.
True
False
Put (✓) or (×): By increasing the number of loops in a coil and moving a magnet inside it rapidly, the amount of generated electric current will decrease.
True
False
Put (✓) or (×): There is no relation between magnetism and electricity.
True
False
Write the scientific term: Materials that allow electrons to flow through them easily.
Conductors
Insulators
Resistors
Switches
Write the scientific term: Materials that don’t allow electrons to flow through them easily.
Insulators
Conductors
Resistors
Semiconductors
Write the scientific term: One of the components of an electric circuit that is used to limit the flow of electricity through the circuit.
Resistor
Battery
Switch
Fuse
Write the scientific term: The type of electric circuits in which all components must be connected in one loop.
Series circuit
Parallel circuit
Open circuit
Short circuit
Write the scientific term: The type of electric circuits that is found in houses and help in operating many devices at the same time.
Parallel circuit
Series circuit
Open circuit
Short circuit
Write the scientific term: A device can be used to detect the flow of electric currents.
Galvanometer
Voltmeter
Switch
Battery
Choose the correct answer: Electricity can flow through ..........
an electric conductor
an electric insulator
a wooden bar
an eraser
Choose the correct answer: .......... can be found in toasters and ..........
Microwaves – electric stoves
Electric resistors – electric stoves
Electric stove – electric resistors
Microwaves – electric resistors
Choose the correct answer: In the .......... circuit, the light bulbs that are connected in one loop will light up.
open parallel
closed parallel
open series
closed series
Choose the correct answer: .......... are used to stop the flow of electricity.
Batteries
Electric conductors
Electric insulators
Galvanometers
Choose the correct answer: In a .......... , the electric current can flow through different branches.
series circuit only
parallel circuit only
resistor
series and parallel circuits
Choose the correct answer: A .......... is used to slow the flow of an electric current in the electric circuit.
battery
switch
resistor
lamp
Choose the correct answer: Scientists use a .......... to detect the flow of electric currents.
generator
galvanometer
battery
switch
Choose the correct answer: Electric resistors are found in all of the following devices, except ..........
toasters
microwaves
electric stoves
batteries
Choose the correct answer: All of the following are from the properties of parallel electric circuits, except ..........
all components are connected together
electric current passes in one loop only
we can turn off or remove one light bulb without affecting the other light bulbs
electric current flows through different branches
Choose the correct answer: The _____ is a muscle that beats inside the human body to push the blood to all body parts.
stomach
brain
heart
liver
Choose the correct answer: The healthy heart has a _____ which produces electrical currents that cause the heart to _____.
natural pacemaker – stop
natural pacemaker – contract
artificial pacemaker – stop
artificial pacemaker – contract
Choose the correct answer: The artificial pacemaker is inserted into the _____ of the human body.
brain
chest
legs
hands
Choose the correct answer: The artificial pacemaker contains a _____ to send information to physicians, so they know the condition of the _____.
battery – lung
motherboard – brain
built-in antenna – heart
battery – heart
Choose the correct answer: The artificial pacemaker is made to produce _____ that makes the heart contracts.
thermal energy
light energy
electrical energy
sound energy
Choose the correct answer: All of the following are correct about artificial pacemaker, except _____.
it needs a battery to do its function
it acts as a system inside the chest
it has a built-in antenna
it allows the stomach to work correctly
Put (✓) or (x): Sometimes electricity can be used to help the human heart to beat correctly.
True
False
Put (✓) or (x): The heart is a muscle that beats constantly for the duration of our lives.
True
False
Put (✓) or (x): The natural pacemaker inside our heart produces electrical currents to make it contracts.
True
False
Put (✓) or (x): The natural pacemaker contains a built-in antenna.
True
False
Put (✓) or (x): Scientists use an artificial pacemaker to stimulate the heart muscle to beat regularly.
True
False
