Static Electricity and Charge Transfer

What phenomenon occurs when you experience a sudden shock after walking on a carpet and then touching a metal doorknob?

What are the three fundamental subatomic particles that make up an atom?

Why is most matter typically electrically neutral?

What process can cause loosely bound electrons to transfer from one atom to another?

If an object loses electrons due to friction, what type of charge does it acquire?

What is the term for the rapid movement of electrons that occurs to restore a neutral charge equilibrium between two objects?

Which property allows materials like metals and saltwater to be good electrical conductors?

Which of the following materials is an example of an electrical insulator?

When you walk across a rug, electrons from your body transfer to the rug. What happens to your body's charge as a result?

What large-scale natural phenomenon is a powerful example of static discharge?