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The three stories that I have read about electricity has a purpose or a main idea. In "Energy Story" it was about showing the importance of electricity and how much an average human has that is bound to work with electricity. In "Hands-on Science" they taught you how to make your own circuit or electricity by normal thing in your kitchen. Finally, in "Conducting Solutions" they think of random stuff to conduct solutions for electricity. All three of these stories had something in common, these where all ways to show the importance of electricity and how to save it. In the story "Energy Story” A demonstration that they used was to walk around your whole house and write down whatever you see that uses electricity. The whole story was about how

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