Draw the symbol of a battery of electric cells.

Important Questions on Electricity and Circuits

EASY

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IMPORTANT

LIVING SCIENCE 6>Chapter 13 - Electricity and Circuits>FOR FORMATIVE AND SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT>Q D

Draw an electric circuit in which a cell is used to light a bulb, using components electric cell, a switch and a battery of electric cells. Mark the directions of current in the circuit.

HARD

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IMPORTANT

LIVING SCIENCE 6>Chapter 13 - Electricity and Circuits>FOR FORMATIVE AND SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT>Q D

Differentiate between conductors and insulators. Give three examples of each, one of them being a liquid.

HARD

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IMPORTANT

LIVING SCIENCE 6>Chapter 13 - Electricity and Circuits>FOR FORMATIVE AND SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT>Q D

Instead of plastic, can the electric wires at home be covered with aluminium foil? Justify your answer.

MEDIUM

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IMPORTANT

LIVING SCIENCE 6>Chapter 13 - Electricity and Circuits>FOR FORMATIVE AND SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT>Q 1

A student, while making a circuit to make a bulb glow using a dry cell, connected the plastic covering of the wire to the cell, instead of the metal wire inside it. Will current flow in the circuit? Why?

MEDIUM

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IMPORTANT

LIVING SCIENCE 6>Chapter 13 - Electricity and Circuits>FOR FORMATIVE AND SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT>Q 2

Why do you think electric wires are made out of copper or aluminium though silver is a better conductor of electricity?

MEDIUM

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IMPORTANT

LIVING SCIENCE 6>Chapter 13 - Electricity and Circuits>FOR FORMATIVE AND SUMMATIVE ASSESSMENT>Q 3

A bare wire carrying an electric current can give you an electric shock. Based on this, can you say if your body is a conductor or an insulator?

MEDIUM

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