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Electricity is a form of (force / energy).

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Important Questions on Electricity and Circuits

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Sciwise - A coursebook of Science>Chapter 12 - Electricity and Circuits>PRACTICE TIME>Q 2
The cells which once exhausted cannot be reused are called _____ (primary / secondary) cells.
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Sciwise - A coursebook of Science>Chapter 12 - Electricity and Circuits>PRACTICE TIME>Q 3
An electric cell is a device used to produce _____ (electric current / electromagnetism / magnetic field)
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Sciwise - A coursebook of Science>Chapter 12 - Electricity and Circuits>PRACTICE TIME>Q 4
A dry cell is also known as _____ cell.
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Sciwise - A coursebook of Science>Chapter 12 - Electricity and Circuits>PRACTICE TIME>Q 5
_____ (Button / Solar / Dry) cells use sunlight to produce electricity.
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Sciwise - A coursebook of Science>Chapter 12 - Electricity and Circuits>Think and discuss
An electrician used a conduction tester on an object and saw that the bulb inside began to glow. Is that object a conductor or an insulator?
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Sciwise - A coursebook of Science>Chapter 12 - Electricity and Circuits>Find Out
Conductors allow the electric current to flow through them, whereas insulators do not. What makes current to flow through conductors and not insulators? 
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Sciwise - A coursebook of Science>Chapter 12 - Electricity and Circuits>PRACTICE TIME>Q 1
The path through which electric current flows is called wire or electric circuit.
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Sciwise - A coursebook of Science>Chapter 12 - Electricity and Circuits>PRACTICE TIME>Q 2
An electric switch is a device to open or close an electric circuit.