Define a conductor and an insulator.

Important Questions on Electricity and Circuits

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Frank Experience Science>Chapter 12 - Electricity and Circuits>Exercises>Q V

What do you understand by a fused bulb? Why does a fused bulb not glow?

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Frank Experience Science>Chapter 12 - Electricity and Circuits>Exercises>Q V

How are cells joined in a torch? Name the energy changes taking place in a torch.

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Frank Experience Science>Chapter 12 - Electricity and Circuits>Exercises>Q VI

Name the source of electricity in a torch. Describe its types. 

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Frank Experience Science>Chapter 12 - Electricity and Circuits>Exercises>Q VI

Draw a circuit diagram for an electric circuit having one cell, one bulb and a switch.

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Frank Experience Science>Chapter 12 - Electricity and Circuits>Exercises>Q VI

State the differences between conductors and insulators. Give at least four examples of each. 

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Frank Experience Science>Chapter 12 - Electricity and Circuits>Exercises>Q VI

What safety measures can be adopted while using electricity?

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Frank Experience Science>Chapter 12 - Electricity and Circuits>Higher Order Thinking Skills>Q 1

We generally clean the ends of wires with a sandpaper while making a circuit in order to make the bulb glow brightly. Why?

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Frank Experience Science>Chapter 12 - Electricity and Circuits>Higher Order Thinking Skills>Q 2

The handles of the tools such as screwdrivers and pliers used by electricians for repair work usually have plastic or rubber covers on them. Can you explain why?