Energy _________________1. It is the flow or movement of electrons from one atom to another. _________________2. Smallest unit of matter _________________3.

Positively charged particles _________________4. Negatively charged particles _________________5.uncharged particles _________________6. Produces when an object loses electrons becomes temporarily positively charged, while the object that attracts electrons becomes temporarily negatively charged _________________7. The flow of electric charge _________________8. Path through which electric current flows _________________9. Opens and closes the circuit _________________10. Through this part electrons flow _________________11. Part operated by the electricity _________________12. Materials that allow feely the flow of electrons _________________13. Materials that limit the flow of electrons _________________14. Has only one path for the electrons to flow from the energy source to the bulb _________________15. The electrons can flow or travel in several parts _________________16. It happens when there is no resistance to electric current _________________17. A safety device that is intended to protect against excessive flow of electric current _________________18. Is an automatically operated electrical switch designed to protect an electric circuit from damage if an overload or short circuit happens _________________19. Is a magnet consisting of an iron or steel core wound with a coil of wire, through which a current is passed _________________20. Used to convert mechanical energy into electrical energy _________________21. Ultimate source of energy _________________22. The force present around a magnet Write T of the sentence is correct. If the sentence is incorrect, change the underlined word/s to make the sentence correct. _________________1. The basic particle in any object is called a/an material. _________________2. When you rub a comb and run it through your hair, it produces current electricity. _________________3. The electrons of object A are transferred to object B. Object B then becomes positively charged. _________________4. Electricity is a stream of flowing protons. _________________5. Electrons are formed in the nucleus of an atom. Write whether the following materials are conductors or insulators. Write C or I. _____1. Piece of cloth _____2. Tin cans _____3. Dried leaves _____4. A gold bracelet _____5. Rubber shoes _____6. Leather gloves _____7. Mirror _____8. water _____9. Clay pot _____10. glass

Write the form of energy involved in the following transformation. 1.rotating electric fan electrical energy to _______________ energy. 2. climbing a mountain chemical energy to _________________ energy. 3. blender electrical energy to _______________ energy 4. rubbing your palms - ____________________ to heat energy 5. photosynthesis solar energy to _______________ energy 6. fluorescent lamp electrical energy to _______________ energy 7. playing the piano muscular energy to _______________ energy 8. a moving car - _________________________ to mechanical energy 9. ringing a bell - _________________________ to sound energy 10. burning charcoal - _________________________ to heat energy

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____________________1. It is the charge of a proton. ____________________2. It is the charge of an electron. ____________________3. It is the building block of matter. ____________________4.It allows electric current to pass through. ____________________5. It is the accumulation of charges on the surface of objects.
T or F.

____1. Opposite charges repel. ____2. All matter is made up of atoms. ____3. Neutrons are charged particles inside the atoms. ____4. A material gain electrons will have a positive charge. ____5. Rubbing can cause electrons to accumulate on the surfaces of the objects. ____6. Magnets exert force on metallic objects. ____7. Magnets have a north pole and south pole. ____8. Same poles of magnet attract each other. ____9. There are naturally-occurring magnets in nature. ____10. The further apart two magnets are from one another, the stronger the forces that attract or repel each other. Check the statement that describes a parallel circuit. ____ It is a closed path. ____ It has only one path of current flow. ____ It has more than one path of current flow. ____When one bulb is removed, the circuit will not work. Check the statement that tells the advantages of a series circuit. ____The voltage can be increased. ____ The electric current is the same in all its paths. ____ All bulbs will continue to light even if one bulb is broken.