Electricity and Magnetism review

A positive charge will attract

• another positive charge

• a negative charge

• no charge

Negative charges move more easily than positive charges do.

• true

• false

The build up of an electrical charge on a material

• attract

• repel

• electrical charge

• static electricity

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To pull toward means

• static electricity

• electrical charge

• attract

• repel

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to push away

• static electricity

• electrical charge

• attract

• repel

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the property of matter that causes electricity

• static electricity

• electrical charge

• attract

• repel

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If two objects have positive charges, will they repel each other?

• true

• false

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When I rub two objects together what does it produce or create?

• more static electricity

• less static electricity

• the same static electricity

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When there is more positive or negative charges on the surface of an object, that is an example of

• repel

• attract

• static electricity

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Which object causes a shock to a person when they touch that object?

• a glass window

• a plastic bottle

• an iron doorknob

• a rubber eraser

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