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Electricity, Magnetism, Light & Sound

Kindergarten · On-level practice · 8 questions · Version PG-WY9PPV-GS42

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1.What happens in an open circuit?
2.What do like magnetic poles do?
3.What do opposite magnetic poles do?
4.Name a good electrical conductor.
5.How do you see an object?
6.Which common metal is magnetic?
7.What gives a flashlight energy?
8.Why does a shadow form?

Answers and teaching notes

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  1. What happens in an open circuit?Current does not flow
  2. What do like magnetic poles do?Repel
  3. What do opposite magnetic poles do?Attract
  4. Name a good electrical conductor.Copper
  5. How do you see an object?Reflected light enters your eyes
  6. Which common metal is magnetic?Iron
  7. What gives a flashlight energy?A battery
  8. Why does a shadow form?An object blocks light

Worked example

Use a model to track energy, forces, and waves through a system.

Common mistake

Assuming energy travels without a path or medium.

Helpful hint

Draw the source, path, interaction, and result.