Lightning Conductor
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During a thunderstorm, it is safer to use mobile phones and cordless phones than using telephone cords.
True
False
Using Telephone having cord
Switching on / off electric lights
Using a mobile phone
None of the above
Why doesn't the planes crash during the thunderstorms??
____ is used to protect tall buildings from damage?
Not to build tall buildings
Install lightening conductors
Install many TV antennas
Have a roof top garden with tall tree
- Iron
- Copper
- Aluminium
- Wood
- The highest point of the conductor is made up of rubber.
- The highest point of the conductor is made up of copper.
- The wires for conduction of charges to the ground are generally made up of copper.
- A metal plate is required which is buried deep down under the ground.
Select the device that can be used to protect a building from lightning.
Seismograph
Anemometer
Lightning Conductor
Barometer
- Wood
- Copper
- Plastic
- Aluminium
- Seismograph
- Richter scale
- Lightning conductor
- Barometer
Match the column:
Column 1 | Column 2 |
---|---|
Protects tall buildings from the dangers of lightning |
Negatively charged |
A bright spark in the sky |
Electrification |
Electron |
Lightning conductor |
Charging an object |
Lightning |
- plastic
- wood
- rubber
- copper
- Iron
- Copper
- Aluminium
- Wood
Conductors
Insulators
- No material can be used
Any material can be used
- Aluminium
- Wood
- Plastic
- Glass
- rounded and wide
- smooth
- pointed
- elliptical and wide
- does not let any current to pass through the building and directs the charges to the ground
- spreads the current equitably across the building and then directs it to the ground
- repels the lightning
- forces the lightning to fall in an area where there are no buildings