Machines
Electricity
Magnetism and Electric Currents
True or False
100

What are the two types of machines?

Simple and compound machines

100

Name 3 materials that are insulators.

Wood, plastic, rubber, glass, etc.
100

A generator, receptor, conducting cable and switch together create a(n) _____.

Electric circuit
100

Insulators are usually made of materials like metals.

False- insulators are usually made of materials like plastic, rubber, wood, etc.

200

Give examples of two compound machines.

Wheel and axle, a pulley, scissors, computer, washing machine, etc.

200

Name two examples of conductors.

Water and metals

200

What material do magnets and the items they're attracted to need to be made of?

They need to be made of metal.

200

A bike is a simple machine.

False- A bike is a compound machine.

300

Give examples of two simple machines.

A lever, a wedge, a screw, inclined plane, etc.

300

Which one allows (permite) electricity to flow? Conductors or insulators?

Conductors permit electricity to flow.

300

How many poles does a magnet have? What are the names of the poles?

2 poles, the north and South Pole.

300

Wires are made of plastic.

False- wires are made of metal.

400

What type of energy does an oven use and what type of energy does it convert it to?

It uses electric energy and converts it to thermal energy to cook the food.

400

What are the four parts of an electric circuit?

Receptor, generator, cables, and the switch

400

How does an electric current work?

The battery provides the electric energy and the electricity runs through the cables until it arrives at the receptor (the lightbulb for example). 

400

The earth is like a magnet.

True.

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