Electric Force

Electric Force is...

• a push or pull between charged objects

• a push between charged objects

• a pull between charged objects

• a push or a pull between uncharged objects

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Objects that have unlike charges...

• spin

• explode

• repel/push away from each other

• attract/pull towards each other

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A build-up of electric charge on an object that does not flow through wires.

• Gravity

• Magnetism

• Static electricity

• Friction

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Static electricity can______ from one objet to another.

• swim

• jump

• slide

• dance

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If the surface has more than the usual number of electrons, the object has a...

• negative charge

• positive charge

• neutral charge

• no charge

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If the surface has fewer than the usual number of electrons, the object has a...

• neutral charge

• no charge

• positive charge

• negative charge

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A negative charge builds up on an object by...

• electrons not moving

• protons not moving

• electrons moving from one object to that object

• protons moving from on object to that object

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An object that loses electrons become more...

• electric

• neutral

• negative

• postive

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An object the gains electrons become more...

• negative

• positive

• neutral

• gravitational

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Touch a metal doorknob. The negative charge on your hand pushes away electrons on the surface of the doorknob.  The surface of the doorknob then has a positive charge.  Electrons may jump from your hand to the doorknob.  You feel a mild shock or tingling. You may also see a spark of light. What is this called?

• gravity

• The electric slide

• electric discharge

• static electricity

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