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© Oxford University Press 2017
Oxford Science 9 Victorian Curriculum Teacher obook assess ISBN 9780190307004
Permission has been granted for this page to be photocopied within the purchasing institution only.
Literacy support worksheet
7.1 Electricity is the presence and flow of
electric changes
Pages 128–129
Electricity
1 What is electricity?
2 When is electricity produced?
3 Finish the sentences:
a Like charges ...
b Opposite charges ...
c Charged objects ...
4 Draw a diagram to illustrate these three sentences above.
© Oxford University Press 2017
Oxford Science 9 Victorian Curriculum Teacher obook assess ISBN 9780190307004
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5 What does a van de Graaff generator do?
6 Name three ways a van de Graaff generator is used.
7 If a closed circuit is provided, what will the electrons do?
8 Draw a diagram of a closed circuit showing a battery, wires, globe and the flow of electricity.
9 Explain what the following do and give an example.
a electrical conductor
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Oxford Science 9 Victorian Curriculum Teacher obook assess ISBN 9780190307004
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b electrical insulator
10 What is a semiconductor? Provide an example.
WORD DETECTIVE
11 Flow diagram
Read the sentences and fill in the gaps on the flow diagram in order to describe what happens when a
balloon is rubbed on someone’s hair. This has an effect much like the van de Graaff generator.
• The balloon will steal electrons from your hair.
• Rub a balloon against your hair.
• Your hair will be attracted by the balloon and stand up.
• Put the balloon near your hair and the opposite charges attract.
• Your hair is now positively charged and the balloon is negatively charged.
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