What are particles with a positive charge?

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What are the particles with no charge?

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What's the property of objects that have unbalanced numbers of positive and negative particles?

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What's the material through which an electric charge can move easily?

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What's the kind of power source that causes electric current to flow?

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What's a loop in which electric current flows?

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What's a material through which an electric charge moves with difficulty?

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What's the thin, coiled wire in the light bulbs?

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What's the pull or push between two charged objects?

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What's the electric charge in motion?

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What's the result of a fast, powerful release of static electricity in the atmosphere?

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What's a type of circuit in which an electric charge can flow along two or more paths?

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What's an object that transforms electrical energy into heat and light?

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What's an excess of positive or negative electric charge in an object?

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What's an electric circuit with a single path?

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It measures how strong the force of gravity is on an object.

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It measures how much matter is in an object.

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It combines speed and direction.

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It is the change in one object's position compared with another object's position.

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It is a place or an object used to determine if an object is in motion.

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It's the distance an object moves divided by the total time moving.

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The force that pulls all objects toward each other.

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It is a change in the position of an object.

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It is any push or pull.

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It's any change in the speed or direction of an object's motion.

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It is the rate at which an object changes position.

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