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| A long, flexible piece of metal used to oull or support things or to conduct an electrical current. |
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| A device used to cover something in order to stop heat or electricity from escaping. |
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| Electrical parts that are connected to allow electricity to pass through them one after another. |
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| An electrical charge of a sign opposite to an electron. |
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| A substance or medium that conducts heat, light sound or an electric charge |
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| The central part of an atom |
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| Tiny particles that move around the nucleus of an atom. They carry a negative electric charge. |
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| An electrical device thatvprovides a a path for electricity to flow |
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| A flow of electricity along a wire. |
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| Something that breaks a circuit |
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| A safety device that cuts off tge power if something goes wrong |
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| A form of energy that one cannot see, hear, touch, taste or smell. |
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| Name 2 types of Electricity |
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Static Electricity
Current Electricity |
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| When electrons move from an object to another. |
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| Name an example of what electricity can do. |
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Burning bread
Bad hair day
Lighting a light bulb |
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| Explain the attraction law. |
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| Opposites attract and likes repel. |
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