Day#25
Name Date Vocabulary-Electricity
WORD BANK Electromagnet Electricity Atom Magnet induction Electron Voltage Conductor Neutron Direct Current Charge Alternative current Electric current Electromagnet induction Insulator Proton Matching Match each definition with a word. 1. Volts are units of potential difference similar to the pressure in the circuit. Voltage is the type of pressure that pushes an electrical charge through a circuit. 2. a. (DC) A flow of electrons that moves in only one direction through a circuit. b. DC: the flow of electrons in one direction through a conductor 3. Alternators (AC) send alternating current that switches directions. As the magnets spin in the machine, they pass the wires going up on one side and down on the other side. The result is a current that changes direction. 4. a. positive charge, located in nucleus, has mass b. Atomic particle in the nucleus of an atom with a positive charge 5. a. Any type of material that allows heat to move easily, such as a pot used for cooking. b. Material that allows current to easily flow. 6. a. anything that will attract or pull iron, steel, and certain other metals to it b. An object that attracts iron and steel. 7. a. The transfer of electrons between objects that are not in direct contact b. The act of bringing about something (especially at an early time). 8. a. particle in an atom that has a negative electrical charge b. An elementary particle with negative charge. 9. a. Particle in an atom that has no charge. b. That particle which are neutral and have no electric charge 10. a. A type of material that tries to prevent the flow of thermal energy. b. - a material which heat and electricity 11. a. A form of energy that is used in homes and is produced by the movement of electrons. b. Something that gives power to make things work 12. a. The path along which energy travels. b. the flow of electrons in a conductor. 13. a. the extra negative or positive particles on an object b. the measure of extra positive or negative particles that an object has. Name Date 14. a. The smallest component of an element having the chemical properties of the element. b. a tiny piece of any element. 15. a. A magnet created when electric current flows through a coil of wire. b. can be turned on and off
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Multiple Choice Select the definition that most nearly defines the given word. 16. Electricity A. positive charge, located in nucleus, has mass B. A form of energy that is used in homes and is produced by the movement of electrons. C. Alternators (AC) send alternating current that switches directions. As the magnets spin in the machine, they pass the wires going up on one side and down on the other side. The result is a current that changes direction. D. A magnet created when electric current flows through a coil of wire. 17. Magnet A. Material that allows current to easily flow. B. the measure of extra positive or negative particles that an object has. C. anything that will attract or pull iron, steel, and certain other metals to it D. a tiny piece of any element. 18. Voltage A. particle in an atom that has a negative electrical charge B. Volts are units of potential difference similar to the pressure in the circuit. Voltage is the type of pressure that pushes an electrical charge through a circuit. C. The transfer of electrons between objects that are not in direct contact D. DC: the flow of electrons in one direction through a conductor 19. Alternative current A. - a material which heat and electricity B. the flow of electrons in a conductor. C. That particle which are neutral and have no electric charge D. Alternators (AC) send alternating current that switches directions. As the magnets spin in the machine, they pass the wires going up on one side and down on the other side. The result is a current that changes direction. 20. Electric current A. the flow of electrons in a conductor. B. - a material which heat and electricity C. can be turned on and off D. Volts are units of potential difference similar to the pressure in the circuit. Voltage is the type of pressure that pushes an electrical charge through a circuit. 21. Proton A. The act of bringing about something (especially at an early time). B. Atomic particle in the nucleus of an atom with a positive charge C. anything that will attract or pull iron, steel, and certain other metals to it D. Something that gives power to make things work
Name Date Day#27 22. induction A. The transfer of electrons between objects that are not in direct contact B. particle in an atom that has a negative electrical charge
C. The smallest component of an element having the chemical properties of the element. D. the extra negative or positive particles on an object 23. Direct Current A. positive charge, located in nucleus, has mass B. Material that allows current to easily flow. C. DC: the flow of electrons in one direction through a conductor D. the flow of electrons in a conductor. 24. Electromagnet A. Any type of material that allows heat to move easily, such as a pot used for cooking. B. Alternators (AC) send alternating current that switches directions. As the magnets spin in the machine, they pass the wires going up on one side and down on the other side. The result is a current that changes direction. C. A magnet created when electric current flows through a coil of wire. D. That particle which are neutral and have no electric charge 25. Atom A. That particle which are neutral and have no electric charge B. The act of bringing about something (especially at an early time). C. The smallest component of an element having the chemical properties of the element. D. Volts are units of potential difference similar to the pressure in the circuit. Voltage is the type of pressure that pushes an electrical charge through a circuit. 26. Charge A. Atomic particle in the nucleus of an atom with a positive charge B. An object that attracts iron and steel. C. the measure of extra positive or negative particles that an object has. D. Alternators (AC) send alternating current that switches directions. As the magnets spin in the machine, they pass the wires going up on one side and down on the other side. The result is a current that changes direction. 27. Insulator A. The path along which energy travels. B. a tiny piece of any element. C. A type of material that tries to prevent the flow of thermal energy. D. A form of energy that is used in homes and is produced by the movement of electrons. 28. Conductor A. (DC) A flow of electrons that moves in only one direction through a circuit. B. Material that allows current to easily flow. C. particle in an atom that has a negative electrical charge D. can be turned on and off 29. Neutron A. The act of bringing about something (especially at an early time). B. A magnet created when electric current flows through a coil of wire. C. Particle in an atom that has no charge. D. Something that gives power to make things work 30. Electron A. Material that allows current to easily flow. B. particle in an atom that has a negative electrical charge C. Alternators (AC) send alternating current that switches directions. As the magnets spin in the machine, they pass the wires going up on one side and down on the other side. The result is a current that changes direction. D. The path along which energy travels.
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Complete the Sentence Write the word that best completes each of the following sentences. 31. A electron has a negative electrical ____. 32. THE ____ IS SMALLER THAN A CELL, OR A MOLECULE. 33. The ____ has a neutral charge. 34. Solar energy can be converted to ____ on both small and large scale. 35. The north pole of a ____ is attracted to the south pole of another magnet. 36. A good electrical ____ is rubber. 37. We discovered that a tighter coil on a rivet will produce a stronger ____. 38. The part of an atom that has a positive electric charge is the ____. 39. Electrons are found outside the nucleus in the ____ cloud. 40. The process of using magnets to create an electrical current is electromagnetic
Name Date Day#29 ____. Analogies Complete the analogies. Electron light bulb Magnet farm equipment Atom protons inauguration 41. _____________________ : baton :: judge : gavel 42. _____________________ : electricity :: candle : fire 43. ship : captain :: _____________________ : conductor 44. graduate : commencement :: President : _____________________ 45. Alexander Fleming : medicine :: John Deere : _____________________ 46. negative : electrons :: positive : _____________________ 47. sun : planets :: nucleus : _______ A. electrons B. protons C. atoms D. neutrons 48. baseball team : coach :: orchestra : _______ A. score B. instrument C. train tracks D. conductor 49. water : electricity :: hydrogen : _______ A. glass B. lakes C. fuel D. trees 50. supplies : rationed :: soldiers : _______ A. jeered B. disbanded C. charged D. drafted 51. conductor : helps slaves to freedom :: station : _______ A. slaves B. safe house C. underground D. train tracks 52. electricity : kilowatts :: engine power : _______ A. horsepower B. Joule C. amp D. Newton 53. lightning : electrons :: clouds : _______ A. medicine B. medical supplies C. water D. moon 54. to rush forward : charge :: to move unsteadily : _______ A. waver B. meander C. radiate D. stoop 55. sun : solar system :: nucleus : _______ A. planet B. atom C. electron D. cloud 56. _______ : electricity :: candle : fire A. television B. radio C. modern camera D. light bulb 57. deception : trickery :: reversal : _______ A. induction B. interpretation C. estuary D. inversion 58. an awareness gained from what is seen : perception :: another option : _______ A. alternative B. induction C. progression D. integration 59. a smug smile : smirk :: a confident walk : _______ A. grimace B. charge C. derby D. swagger 60. pilot : airplane :: conductor : _______ A. rickshaw B. boat C. train D. car |
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