The hair sticks to the balloon because

balloon is negative and hair positive - opposite charges attract

balloon is negative and hair negative - same charges attract

balloon is positive and hair positive - opposite charges attract

balloon is positive and hair positive - same charges attract

How did the balloon become negatively charged?

electrons moved from the hair to the balloon

protons moved from the hair to the balloon

protons moved from the balloon to the hair

electrons moved from the balloon to the hair

Why is the balloon negatively charged?

equal number of protons and electrons

Which pair of magnets would have less energy in the field between them?

A - north and south are close and "want" to be there

B - south and south are close and repelling away from each other

A - north and south have less stability

B - south and south are more stable

Which pair of magnets would have more energy in the field between them?

B - south and south are close and repelling away from each other with less stability

A - north and south are close and "want" to be there with more stability

A - north and south have less stability

B - south and south are more stable

Which pair of magnets would store more energy in the field between them?

A - the poles are the same and closer to each other: there is a lot of force repelling the magnets

B - the poles are the same and far apart; there is a lot of force attracting the magnets together

A - the poles are the same and closer; there is a lot of force attracting the magnets together

B - the poles are the same and far apart; there is a lot of force repelling the magnets

Place the correct label on the force diagram.

Force by entire earth on magnet

Practice 3.3 - Fields

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MULTIPLE CHOICE QUESTION

30 sec • 1 pt

True or False: You can have an electrical field around one object?

True

False

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DROPDOWN QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

The arrows on a model of an electric field show where a (a) charge would "want" to travel if it could.

positive

negative

neutral

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DROPDOWN QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Charged object A is (a) because the arrows point (b) from the object.

positive

away

negative

toward

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DROPDOWN QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

If the objects moved closer together, the energy in the field would (a) because (b) charges "want" to be together

decrease

opposite

increase

same

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DROPDOWN QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

If the objects moved closer together, the energy in the field would (a) because (b) charges do not "want" to be together and repel.

opposite

increase

same

decrease

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LABELLING QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

Label each object with the correct charge.

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DROPDOWN QUESTION

1 min • 1 pt

If you wanted MORE energy in the field between these charged objects, bring them (a) because that would store more (b) in the (c) like the stretching of a string.

further apart

energy

field

closer together

force

charge

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Practice 3.3 - Fields

True or False: You can have an electrical field around one object?

The arrows on a model of an electric field show where a (a) charge would "want" to travel if it could.

Charged object A is (a) because the arrows point (b) from the object.

If the objects moved closer together, the energy in the field would (a) because (b) charges "want" to be together

If the objects moved closer together, the energy in the field would (a) because (b) charges do not "want" to be together and repel.

Label each object with the correct charge.

If you wanted MORE energy in the field between these charged objects, bring them (a) because that would store more (b) in the (c) like the stretching of a string.

There is (a) energy stored in the new distance. The two charges are (b) . The charges are (c) .

There is (a) energy stored in the original distance. The two charges are (b) . The charges are (c) because they are further apart and the fields are not interacting.

There is (a) energy stored in the original distance. The two charges are (b) as they "want" to be together . The original distance is more (c) .

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Practice 3.3 - Fields

True or False: You can have an electrical field around one object?

The arrows on a model of an electric field show where a ​ (a) charge would "want" to travel if it could.

Charged object A is ​ (a) ​ because the arrows point ​ (b) from the object.

If the objects moved closer together, the energy in the field would ​ (a) because ​ (b) charges "want" to be together

If the objects moved closer together, the energy in the field would ​​ (a) because ​ (b) charges do not "want" to be together and repel.

Label each object with the correct charge.

If you wanted MORE energy in the field between these charged objects, bring them ​ (a) because that would store more ​ (b) in the ​ (c) like the stretching of a string.

There is (a) energy stored in the new distance. The two charges are ​ (b) . The charges are ​ ​ (c) .

There is (a) energy stored in the original distance. The two charges are ​ (b) . The charges are ​ ​ (c) because they are further apart and the fields are not interacting.

There is ​ (a) energy stored in the original distance. The two charges are ​ (b) as they "want" to be together . The original distance is more​ ​ (c) .

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The arrows on a model of an electric field show where a (a) charge would "want" to travel if it could.

Charged object A is (a) because the arrows point (b) from the object.

If the objects moved closer together, the energy in the field would (a) because (b) charges "want" to be together

If the objects moved closer together, the energy in the field would (a) because (b) charges do not "want" to be together and repel.

If you wanted MORE energy in the field between these charged objects, bring them (a) because that would store more (b) in the (c) like the stretching of a string.

There is (a) energy stored in the new distance. The two charges are (b) . The charges are (c) .

There is (a) energy stored in the original distance. The two charges are (b) . The charges are (c) because they are further apart and the fields are not interacting.

There is (a) energy stored in the original distance. The two charges are (b) as they "want" to be together . The original distance is more (c) .