Electricity and electrical charges

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AsterQuiz Electricity and electrical chargesVersion en ligne Question and Answers about the topic par Cynthia Perpiñal 1 Which of these devices uses electricity to provide movement? a A desk lamp b A fridge c A subway 2 When you rub a balloon on your hair and the hairs stay apart from each other, what is this effect called? a A sticky interaction b A repulsive interaction c A magnetic force 3 Electrostatic forces are unique because they a Act at a distance without needing contact b Only work when objects are touching c Only happen in the kitchen 4 What happens when you comb your hair with a plastic comb and the hair sticks to it? a Gravity pulls the hair to the comb b The comb loses all its energy c The comb becomes charged and attracts the hair 5 Who was the scientist that investigated electricity in nature and named the charges "positive" and "negative"? a Benjamin Franklin b Isaac Newton c Albert Einstein 6 If an object is "electrified" or "charged" after being rubbed, it can: a Attract or repel other objects b Start a fire immediately c Change its color 7 What happens when two electrical charges are the same (for example, two positive charges)? a They attract each other b They repel each other c They become neutral 8 What do we call an object that has an equal number of positive and negative charges? a Positively charged b Negatively charged c Electrically neutral 9 When you rub two different materials together, what is actually transferred from one to the other? a Positive charges b Negative charges c Heat energy 10 What happens to an object that loses negative charges after being rubbed against another material? a It becomes negatively charged. b It becomes electrically neutral. c It becomes positively charged.

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Electricity and electrical chargesVersion en ligne

Question and Answers about the topic

par Cynthia Perpiñal

Which of these devices uses electricity to provide movement?

A desk lamp

A fridge

A subway

When you rub a balloon on your hair and the hairs stay apart from each other, what is this effect called?

A sticky interaction

A repulsive interaction

A magnetic force

Electrostatic forces are unique because they

Act at a distance without needing contact

Only work when objects are touching

Only happen in the kitchen

What happens when you comb your hair with a plastic comb and the hair sticks to it?

Gravity pulls the hair to the comb

The comb loses all its energy

The comb becomes charged and attracts the hair

Who was the scientist that investigated electricity in nature and named the charges "positive" and "negative"?

Benjamin Franklin

Isaac Newton

Albert Einstein

If an object is "electrified" or "charged" after being rubbed, it can:

Attract or repel other objects

Start a fire immediately

Change its color

What happens when two electrical charges are the same (for example, two positive charges)?

They attract each other

They repel each other

They become neutral

What do we call an object that has an equal number of positive and negative charges?

Positively charged

Negatively charged

Electrically neutral

When you rub two different materials together, what is actually transferred from one to the other?

Positive charges

Negative charges

Heat energy

What happens to an object that loses negative charges after being rubbed against another material?

It becomes negatively charged.

It becomes electrically neutral.

It becomes positively charged.

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Electricity and electrical chargesVersion en ligne

par Cynthia Perpiñal

Which of these devices uses electricity to provide movement?

When you rub a balloon on your hair and the hairs stay apart from each other, what is this effect called?

Electrostatic forces are unique because they

What happens when you comb your hair with a plastic comb and the hair sticks to it?

Who was the scientist that investigated electricity in nature and named the charges "positive" and "negative"?

If an object is "electrified" or "charged" after being rubbed, it can:

What happens when two electrical charges are the same (for example, two positive charges)?

What do we call an object that has an equal number of positive and negative charges?

When you rub two different materials together, what is actually transferred from one to the other?

What happens to an object that loses negative charges after being rubbed against another material?