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 \n# Electricity and light\n\nThe first electric light bulb wasmade by Thomas Edison over 100years ago,in 1879.Now millions ofthem are used all over the world.  \n# How many light bulbs can you countin and around your home?\n\nInside a light bulb  \nDid you know?Some lighthouses uselamps which are 20times brighter thanbulbs in your home.  \nIt goes into a thin coilof wire,called a  \nWhen you turn on aswitch,electricitygoes through thewires into the bulb.  \nfilament,and makes itheat up.  \nSpecial mirrors makethe light shine as far as24 miles out acrossthe sea.  \nIt gets hotter andhotter until it glowswhite.This glow is thelight you see.  \nThe filament is madeof a metal calledtungsten,which getshot without melting.  \n4 Electricity can be very dangerous.Never play with it.  \n# Electricity and heat\n\nSpecial wires which carry electricityheat up when the electricity flowsthrough them.  \nHot wires are very useful becausethey heat up all sorts of things.  \nAn electric heater has heating wiresinside.When electricity goes throughthem,they get hot and the heaterwarms the room.  \nElectricity heats coils of wire in ahairdryer.A fan blows air over thehot wires.This heats up the air soyou can dry your hair.  \nOn most electric ranges,eachring has a heating wire inside.Theelectricity flows through and heatsthe ring,so you can cook on it.  \n# Did you know?\n\nSome soccer fields have heatingwires under the ground.  \n# How a battery works\n\nelectricity to make them work.They get it from a battery.  \nInside the battery,special chemicalswork together to make theelectricity.It then travels through the  \nThings which use batteries  \nA digital watch uses electricity  \nfrom a tiny,thin battery.  \nA flashlight bulb lights up whenelectricity from the batteriespasses through it.  \nwires to make the toy work.Thebattery stops working when thechemicals are used up.  \nA car has a special,powerfulbattery.Its electricity makes theengine,lights and heater work.  \n# Try this\n\nAsk a grown-up to help you try this.To light up a bulb you will need:  \n2 pieces of flex-wire covered with plastica 1.5 volt flashlight battery,a 1.5 voltflashlight bulb and a bulb holdersticky tape and a small screwdrivera pair of scissors  \nElectricity which moves along a wireis called electric current.  \n| Screw the bulb into the  \u003Cbr>Strip off the plastic at  \u003Cbr>Fix the end of one wire to  \u003Cbr>bulb holder.  \u003Cbr>each end of the wire.  \u003Cbr>the bulb holder.   |\n| --- |\n| Fix the second piece of  \u003Cbr>Use sticky tape to fix one  \u003Cbr>Watch the bulb light up  \u003Cbr>wire to the other side of  \u003Cbr>piece of wire to each end  \u003Cbr>when the electricity  \u003Cbr>the holder.  \u003Cbr>of the battery.  \u003Cbr>passes through it.   |\n\nIf the current cannot go along itspath,or circuit,the light goes off.  \n# How a telephone works\n\nWhen you dial a number,an electricmessage goes to the telephoneexchange.It tells the machine in theexchange which telephone to ring.  \nSome cables go overground bu","cbCaiiMupCm63GZT","https://ap.wps.com/l/cbCaiiMupCm63GZT","pdf",3151320,28,"English","# Electricity at work\n## Electricity and light\n## How many light bulbs can you count in and around your home?\n## Electricity and heat\n## How a battery works\n## Try this\n## How a telephone works","[{\"question\":\"How does electricity power everyday things?\",\"answer\":\"Electricity gives power, light, and heat to cities, towns, and villages worldwide. 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