It is important that children learn how to stay safe, learn to look for potential hazards and not play near substations or underground transformers.That's why SECO spends time visiting schools and talking to kids about safety around power lines. SECO's state-of-the-art power show demonstrates first-hand why playing it safe around electricity is important. Has our Safety Program demonstration been shown at your school? If not, contact us to set up a demonstration.
1. What was the scientist's name who invented the electric light bulb?
(a) George Westinghouse (b) Benjamin Franklin (c) Thomas Edison
2. What President of the United States is famous for bringing electricity to the nation's farms and small towns?
(a) Franklin Delano Roosevelt (b) Abraham Lincoln (c) Harry Truman
3. Florida's electric power is made from what fuel sources?
(a) Water, Coal, Gas and Nuclear (b) Coal, Oil, Nuclear and Gas (c) Coal, Gas, Oil, Nuclear, Solar and Garbage.
4. What is the fuel used at Seminole's Power Plant (where SECO gets its power)?
(a) Coal (b) Nuclear (c) Gas
5. In most power plants in Florida and at Seminole's plant, what turns the turbine to run the generator?
(a) water (b) steam (c) air.
6. The function of the cooling towers at the power plant are to:
(a) burn coal (b) remove smoke (c) cool water.
7. A naturally occurring form of electricity is:
(a) thunder (b) Lightning (c) tornado.
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