What is Electricity
Static and Current Electricity
How Electricity Comes to Your Home
Batteries
Electric Light Bulbs
100

What are 3 uses for electricity discussed in this passage?

Three uses for electricity is lamps, phones, and computers.

100

What type of electricity can make a balloon stick to a wall?

Static electricity can make a balloon stick to a wall.

100

Where is current electricity generated?

Current electricity is generated at a power station. 

100

What can we use to make electricity portable?

We can use batteries to make electricity portable.

100

Who invented the 1st practical light bulb?

Thomas Edison invented the 1st practical light bulb.

200

Electricity is a form of ______________?

Electricity is a form of energy.

200

When you rub a balloon with a cloth what comes off the cloth and sticks to the balloon?

Electrons comes off the cloth and sticks to the balloon.

200

What measures and records how much electricity your home uses?

A meter measures and records how much electricity your home uses.

200

What is inside a battery?

In batteries there are two different metals and an acid solution.

200

When was the light bulb invented?

The light bulb was invented about 125 years ago.

300

What does electricity start with?

Electricity starts with atoms.

300

Why is static electricity not very useful to people?

Static electricity is not very useful to people because it is hard to control.

300

What would you find in a control panel?

You would find fuses or circuit breakers in a control panel.

300

What generates an electrical current in a battery?

A chemical reaction between two metals and acid.

300

What is a filament?

A filament is the tiny wire inside a light bulb.

400

What do atoms have?

Atoms have a central core around which electrons spin, and they have a tiny negative charge.

400

What is the useful kind of electricity?

The useful kind of electricity is current electricity.

400

What happpens if the amount of electricity flowing through the wires gets dangerously high.

If the amount of electricity flowing through the wires gets dangerously high, the fuse or circuit breaker stops the flow of electricity.

400

What happens when you don't turn off the machine with the battery?

The battery wears down and stops working.

400

What happens when materials have too much resistance?

When materials have too much resistance, they get too hot and burn up.

500

What is electricity?

Electricity is the flow of these free electrons in metal or in any other material.

500

What is a closed loop of wire called that current electricity flows through?

A closed loop of wire that current electricity flows through is called a circuit.
500

After electricity leaves the control panel, where does it go?

Electricity flows through wires hidden inside the walls of your home.

500

Where does the electrical current travel through in a machine?

The electrical current travels through a circuit.

500

How many hours did early light bulbs work?

Early light bulbs worked for about 13 hours.