Worksheet for Class 6 Science - Electricity And Circuits

1. Fill in the blanks:

1. __________ is the device used to break an electric circuit.
2. There are __________ terminals in an electric cell.
3. An electric bulb has a ___________ that is connected to its terminals.
4. __________ is two (or more) cells combination.

2. State True/False:

1. The bulb is the source of electricity in an electric circuit.
2. A sheet of thermocol may carry an electric current.
3. Paper is an excellent electrical conductor.
4. Metals allow electric current to pass through them.
5. In place of metal wires, circuit may be created with a jute thread.

Match the following:

‘A’	‘B’
Battery	Electricity cannot pass through it.
Switch	Either completes or breaks the circuit
Circuit	Converts electricity into light
Filament	Electricity can pass through it
Bulb	Is a path of electricity
Conductor	A combination of cells
Cell	Glows when electricity passes in it
Insulator	A device that produces electricity

4. Define a circuit. Draw the labeled diagram and its different components.

5. Discuss open and closed circuits with the help of diagrams.

6. Discuss various protection precautions and procedures when electrical appliances are in use.

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