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    This document is a reinforcement worksheet about circuits and conductors for a 4th grade science class. It contains questions to test students' understanding of key concepts like what materials conduct electricity well and allow electric currents to flow (metals like copper), versus insulators that do not conduct electricity (rubber, plastic). It also covers the components of basic electric circuits and their functions, such as how switches open and close circuits to control current flow. The worksheet aims to reinforce students' learning about the basics of electric circuits through multiple choice, short answer, and matching questions.

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    This document is a reinforcement worksheet about circuits and conductors for a 4th grade science class. It contains questions to test students' understanding of key concepts like what materials conduct electricity well and allow electric currents to flow (metals like copper), versus insulators that do not conduct electricity (rubber, plastic). It also covers the components of basic electric circuits and their functions, such as how switches open and close circuits to control current flow. The worksheet aims to reinforce students' learning about the basics of electric circuits through multiple choice, short answer, and matching questions.

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    This document is a reinforcement worksheet about circuits and conductors for a 4th grade science class. It contains questions to test students' understanding of key concepts like what materials conduct electricity well and allow electric currents to flow (metals like copper), versus insulators that do not conduct electricity (rubber, plastic). It also covers the components of basic electric circuits and their functions, such as how switches open and close circuits to control current flow. The worksheet aims to reinforce students' learning about the basics of electric circuits through multiple choice, short answer, and matching questions.

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    Science

    Class 4
    Topic: Circuits and Conductors
    Reinforcement Worksheet

    Name:_____________________Sec:_______________________Date:_____________________

    Q.1 Choose the correct answer.

    1. Which of these best completes the circuit?


    A. Rubber band
    B. Metal nail
    C. Leather shoe lace
    D. Cotton string

    2. Which of these materials is a good conductor of electricity?

    A. Rubber
    B. Glass
    C. Metal
    D. Wood

    3. A fourth-grade class constructed this circuit. Which of these objects most likely made the
    light glow when connected to points X and Y?

    A. Plastic straw
    B. Cotton string
    C. Aluminum foil
    D. Rubber gloves

    4. Which of these substances conducts electricity the best?

    A. Wood
    B. Brick
    C. Plastic
    D. Copper

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    5. The electrician wears rubber gloves for protection. The purpose of the rubber gloves is to:

    A. Keep the electrician dry


    B. Create an electrical circuit
    C. Produce electricity
    D. Insulate the electrician

    7. What material would be safest to use as an insulator to cover electrical wires?

    A. Aluminum
    B. Tin
    C. Rubber
    D. Water

    8. Copper wire is often wrapped in plastic as it is:


    A. Able to keep its shape
    B. An insulator
    C. Less expensive
    D. Conductor

    9. This instrument can be used to see if materials conduct electricity. Which of these groups
    contains items that could all conduct electricity to complete the circuit?
    A. Rubber ball, plastic comb, nail
    B. Paper clip, penny, screw
    C. Cork, dollar bill, tweezers
    D. Pencil, eraser, spoon

    10. In which circuit will the bulbs glow brightest?


    A. A simple circuit with one bulb and one battery
    B. A simple circuit with one bulb and two batteries
    C. A simple circuit with two bulbs and one battery
    D. A simple circuit with two bulbs and two batteries

    11. Why is electrical wiring usually made from copper?


    A. Copper is shiny
    B. Copper conducts electricity
    C. Copper is non magnetic
    D. Copper is good thermal conductor

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    Q.2 State whether the following items work with mains electricity or battery.

    _________________ _______________

    __________________ _______________

    Q.3 Match column A with Column B and write the answer in Column C.

    Column A Column B Column C


    1. Circuit A. Can burn you if you if you are not careful
    2. Mains Electricity B. Joins the parts of a circuit
    3. Switches C. Will only work if there are no gaps in it.
    4. Wire D. Are used to leave a gap in a circuit or to
    close a gap in a circuit.

    Q.4 Sara wanted to put lights in her doll house. She tried to build a circuit. She then realized
    that she had no wire.
    a) Which of the following can she use?

    Foil String Paper Clip Sticky Tape Straws

    b) Explain why Sara chose these materials?

    _________________________________________________________________________

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    Q.5 Fill in the missing spaces with the words from the light bulb below.

    The City School /Reinforcement Worksheet/EoY 2016-17/Science/Class 4/Circuits and Conductors Page 4 of 5
    Q.6

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