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The materials, which (easily) let electricity flow through them, are called . 

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Important Questions on Electric Currents and Circuits

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The Living World A book of Science and Technology>Chapter 11 - Electric Currents and Circuits>Something to know>Q 6
Electric current _____ pass through a sheet of plastic (does not/does). 
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The Living World A book of Science and Technology>Chapter 11 - Electric Currents and Circuits>Something to know>Q 1
A dry cell stops working when the chemicals in it get used up. 
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The Living World A book of Science and Technology>Chapter 11 - Electric Currents and Circuits>Something to know>Q 2
Electric current is taken to flow from the negative terminal of the (electric) cell to the positive terminal of the cell.
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The Living World A book of Science and Technology>Chapter 11 - Electric Currents and Circuits>Something to know>Q 3
We need to complete the relevant electric circuit to enable an electric device to work. 
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The Living World A book of Science and Technology>Chapter 11 - Electric Currents and Circuits>Something to know>Q 4
Button cells are used in wristwatches.
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The Living World A book of Science and Technology>Chapter 11 - Electric Currents and Circuits>Something to know>Q 5
We can use a polyster thread, in place of metal wires, to complete an electrical circuit. 
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The Living World A book of Science and Technology>Chapter 11 - Electric Currents and Circuits>Something to know>Q 1
The thin metal wire inside a electric bulb, is known as-
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The Living World A book of Science and Technology>Chapter 11 - Electric Currents and Circuits>Something to know>Q 2
When an electric current starts flowing in an electric bulb, it starts emitting light because its—