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6th CBSE
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Earn 100

Label the different parts of a dry cell shown below. Answer the following questions in one word.

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1. How many terminals does a cell have?

2. What type of cell is shown in the figure?

3. Can we use the cell as shown in the figure in wristwatches?

Important Questions on Woksheet-Unit 5: How Things Work

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6th CBSE
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Sciwise - A coursebook of Science>Chapter 22 - Woksheet-Unit 5: How Things Work>Exercise 1>Q B
Many batteries combine together to form an electric cell.
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6th CBSE
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Sciwise - A coursebook of Science>Chapter 22 - Woksheet-Unit 5: How Things Work>Exercise 1>Q B
In an electric bulb, there are three terminals.
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6th CBSE
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Sciwise - A coursebook of Science>Chapter 22 - Woksheet-Unit 5: How Things Work>Exercise 1>Q B
The natural magnet was first discovered in China.
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6th CBSE
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Sciwise - A coursebook of Science>Chapter 22 - Woksheet-Unit 5: How Things Work>Exercise 1>Q B
All magnets have two poles, North pole and South pole.
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6th CBSE
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Sciwise - A coursebook of Science>Chapter 22 - Woksheet-Unit 5: How Things Work>Exercise 1>Q B
The North pole of one magnet will attract the South pole of another magnet.
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6th CBSE
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Sciwise - A coursebook of Science>Chapter 22 - Woksheet-Unit 5: How Things Work>Exercise 1>Q C
When is an electricity circuit is said to be closed?
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6th CBSE
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Sciwise - A coursebook of Science>Chapter 22 - Woksheet-Unit 5: How Things Work>Exercise 1>Q C
Give examples of two materials That can be used to make temporary magnets.
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6th CBSE
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Sciwise - A coursebook of Science>Chapter 22 - Woksheet-Unit 5: How Things Work>Exercise 1>Q C
How does an electric bulb work?