Question 1

What refers to a particle that has equal amounts of positive charge and negative charge?

Accepted Answer

electrically neutral

Answer

electric conductor

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electric discharge

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positivley charged

Question 2

What refers to an object that has an unbalanced amount of positive and negative charge?

Accepted Answer

electrically charged

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electric conductor

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electric field

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electric discharge

Question 3

What refers to an object that has more protons than electrons?

Accepted Answer

positively charged

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electric force

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negatively charged

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electrically neutral

Question 4

What kind of material is aluminum?

Accepted Answer

electric conductor

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electric insulator

Question 5

What refers to an object that has more electrons than protons?

Accepted Answer

negatively charged

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electric field

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positively charged

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electric discharge

Question 6

What is the loss of an unbalanced electric charge (when unbalanced becomes balanced?

Accepted Answer

electric discharge

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electric field

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electrically neutral

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electric force

Question 7

What is a material in which electric charges cannot easily move?

Accepted Answer

electric insulator

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electric conductor

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electrically charged

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electric field

Question 8

What is a material in which electric charges easily move?

Accepted Answer

electric conductor

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negatively charged

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positively charged

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electric insulator

Question 9

What is the push or pull that two electrically charged objects apply to each other?

Accepted Answer

electric force

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electric field

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electrically neutral

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positively charged

Question 10

What type of material is plastic?

Accepted Answer

electric insulator

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electric conductor

Question 11

What is the invisible region around a charged object where an electric force is applied?

Accepted Answer

electric field

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positively charged

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electric force

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electric conductor

Question 12

How do like charges (+ and +) or (-and -) interact with to  each other?

Accepted Answer

repel

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attract

Question 13

What kind of material is water?

Accepted Answer

electric conductor

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electric insulator

Question 14

An example of a SLOW electrical discharge is ?

Accepted Answer

static cling on clothing

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lightning

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a vacuum cleaner

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a hair dryer

Question 15

What kind of material is rubber?

Accepted Answer

electric insulator

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electric conductor

Question 16

How do unlike charges (+ and -) or (-and +) interact with to  each other?

Accepted Answer

attract

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repel

Question 17

If an atom GAINS an electron, it becomes

Accepted Answer

negatively  charged

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backwards charged

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neutral charged

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positively charged

Question 18

What kind of material is wood?

Accepted Answer

electric insulator

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electric conductor

Question 19

If an atom LOSES an electron, it becomes

Accepted Answer

positively charged

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forward charged

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negatively charged

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neutrally charged

Question 20

What is the subatomic particle with a negative charge?

Accepted Answer

electron

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nucleus

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neutron

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proton

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