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Protons have a ______ charge.
positive
negative
neutral
Neutrons have a ______ charge.
positive
negative
neutral
Electrons have a ______ charge.
positive
negative
neutral
Opposite charges _______ each other.
attract
repel
Like charges _______ each other.
attract
repel
The force between electric charges depends on...
both the mass and the distance between charges
the distance between charges
the amount of charge
both the distance between and the amount of charge
A material through which electrons (and therefore charge) move easily.
insulator
conductor
static electricity
ions
A material through which electrons (and therefore charge) do not move easily.
insulator
conductor
static electricity
ions
Metal is an example of...
an insulator
a conductor
Sea (salt) water is an example of...
an insulator
a conductor
Rubber is an example of...
an insulator
a conductor
Dry wood is an example of...
an insulator
a conductor
I touched a negatively charged rod to a neutral object, and some negative charge was transferred to the object. This is an example of...
charging by induction
charging by polarization
charging by contact
not being smart - you should never do that
I bring a positively charged rod near a neutral metal sphere, which causes the negative charge within the sphere to move toward the rod, and the positive charge to move away from the rod. This is an example of...
charging by induction
charging by polarization
charging by contact
charging by friction
During a storm, convection currents cause a separation of charges in storm clouds, and then lightening strikes the ground due to...
the force of the convection currents
the attraction between negative and positive charges between the cloud and the ground
the negative and positive charges in the cloud repelling each other
the high potential energy in the cloud flowing to the low potential energy in the ground
A device that detects electric charge by the repelling of two thin metal leaves at the end of a metal rod.
voltmeter
electrometer
galvanometer
electroscope
How many types of electric charges are there?
0
1
2
3
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