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Power lines transfer electricity over long distances. They help bring electricity to homes. In the middle of the power lines are wires called electric conductors. They are usually made of copper, steel, and aluminum. Electricity travels along the conductors. The wires are covered in protective layers of plastic or rubber. The size of power lines depend on whether they are moving a lot of electricity or a little.

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Would you like to be an electrical lineworker? Why or why not?

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Have you read any other books about power or electricity? If so, what did you learn?

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Electrical lineworkers mainly work outside. What other jobs work outside? Would you like to have a job that is outside? Why or why not?

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