Electrical charges
Electrical current
Electric circuits
Magnetism
100
Give us an example of an electrically charged object
Every answer is correct (if it's an object or an animal)
100
Materials can be classified into two types, depending on how easily electricity can flow though them. Name them.
Conductors and insulators
100
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100
Will this object be attracted by a magnet? Yes or no. Why?
Yes. It is made of metal
200
Name the two types of charges we know
Positive charges and negative charges
200
Say 3 examples of insulators and 3 examples of conductors. (Materials, not objects)
Insulators: Glass, wood, paper, plastic... non-metal
Conductors: Copper, silver, gold... metals.
200
In a circuit, batteries are also called _____
Generator
200
When we place same poles of magnets. Do they attract or repel?
REPEL
300
An object that gains negative charges becomes
Negatively charged
300
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Congratulations
300
ENGLISH TRAP:
Say two things you are doing this afternoon using correct gramar-
300
All magnets have two ares, called ______
Poles
400
What's happening in this picture?
The pen is electrically charged and has more negative charges now. That is why it atracts little pieces of paper, that are not heavy and are neutrally charged.
400
Give us a synonym of flow
Movement / Current / Circulation / Stream
400
Spell "interruptor" in english using your mic.
SWITCH
400
POKEMON TRAP. What's the name of this pokemon?
SORRY
500
Negative charges can be also named ______
Electrons
500
Cables are made of two materials. Name them.
(You can not say "metal", be more specific)Copper and plastic
500
What's this and what components do we see?
A circuit.
At the top: Battery or generator
On the right: Switch
At the bottom: light bulb or device
The lines are cables.
500
What's this in english?
A COMPASS