Static vs Current Electricity

usually a sudden burst of electricty

• Static Electricity

• Current Electricity

A student walks across the carpet and reaches for the metal doorknob and then receives a shock. This is an example of...

• Human Harnessed Electricity

• Naturally Occurring Electricity

• Static Electricity

• Current Electricity

A little girl who is playin with balloons rubs them on her hair. When she removes the balloon, her hair sticks up. This is an example of...

• Human Harnessed Electricity

• Naturally Occurring Electricity

• Static Electricity

• Current Electricity

When you pull your laundry out of the dryer, the socks are sticking to the sweater. This is an example of...

• Human Harnessed Electricity

• Naturally Occurring Electricity

• Static Electricity

• Current Electricity

This type of electricity is not easily controlled.

• Human Harnessed Electricity

• Naturally Occurring Electricity

• Static Electricity

• Current Electricity

This type of electricity is known as static electricity.

• Human Harnessed Electricity

• Naturally Occurring Electricity

• Current Electricity

Turning on a lamp and getting shocked when jumping on a trampoline are both examples of...

• Electricity

• Naturally Occurring Electricity

• Static Electricity

• Current Electricity

• Human Harnessed Electricity

Laundry sticking together in a dryer is an example of...

• Naturally Occurring Electricity

• Static Electricity

• Current Electricity

• Human Harnessed Electricity

Sliding down a slide and then shocking a friend is an example of...

• Naturally Occurring Electricity

• Static Electricity

• Current Electricity

• Human Harnessed Electricity

Electrons "jump" or are transferred from one thing to the next.

• Naturally Occurring Electricity

• Static Electricity

• Current Electricity

• Human Harnessed Electricity

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