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Based on your experiment on charging by friction and the behavior of charges.

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Experiment 1 #QuizVersión en línea Based on your experiment on charging by friction and the behavior of charges. por Camille Añonuevo 1 What happens when you rub a plastic ruler or comb with a wool cloth? a Electrons are destroyed b The ruler/comb gains electrons c The wool cloth gains electrons d Nothing changes 2 What type of charging occurs when objects are rubbed together? a Charging by induction b Charging by conduction c Charging by friction d Neutralization 3 Why do small pieces of paper jump toward the charged ruler or comb? a The paper becomes negatively charged b The charged ruler induces a charge in the paper c The ruler repels the paper d he paper produces a magnetic force 4 True or False: A charged plastic ruler will attract only positively charged objects. a False b True 5 When the ruler is rubbed with wool, which object loses electrons? a The ruler b The wool cloth c The table d The paper pieces 6 What happens when two objects with like charges (both negative or both positive) are brought close together? a They attract b They combine c Nothing happens d They repel 7 After rubbing a balloon with wool, it becomes negatively charged. What would happen if you bring it near a negatively charged ruler? a They lose their charges b They attract c They repel d They become neutral 8 Which of the following BEST explains why a charged balloon can stick to a wall? a The balloon pulls water molecules from the wall b The balloon becomes heavier c The wall becomes positively charged by induction d The wall becomes hot

Experiment 1 #QuizVersión en línea

Based on your experiment on charging by friction and the behavior of charges.

por Camille Añonuevo

What happens when you rub a plastic ruler or comb with a wool cloth?

Electrons are destroyed

The ruler/comb gains electrons

The wool cloth gains electrons

Nothing changes

What type of charging occurs when objects are rubbed together?

Charging by induction

Charging by conduction

Charging by friction

Neutralization

Why do small pieces of paper jump toward the charged ruler or comb?

The paper becomes negatively charged

The charged ruler induces a charge in the paper

The ruler repels the paper

he paper produces a magnetic force

True or False: A charged plastic ruler will attract only positively charged objects.

False

True

When the ruler is rubbed with wool, which object loses electrons?

The ruler

The wool cloth

The table

The paper pieces

What happens when two objects with like charges (both negative or both positive) are brought close together?

They attract

They combine

Nothing happens

They repel

After rubbing a balloon with wool, it becomes negatively charged. What would happen if you bring it near a negatively charged ruler?

They lose their charges

They attract

They repel

They become neutral

Which of the following BEST explains why a charged balloon can stick to a wall?

The balloon pulls water molecules from the wall

The balloon becomes heavier

The wall becomes positively charged by induction

The wall becomes hot

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Experiment 1 #QuizVersión en línea

por Camille Añonuevo

What happens when you rub a plastic ruler or comb with a wool cloth?

What type of charging occurs when objects are rubbed together?

Why do small pieces of paper jump toward the charged ruler or comb?

True or False: A charged plastic ruler will attract only positively charged objects.

When the ruler is rubbed with wool, which object loses electrons?

What happens when two objects with like charges (both negative or both positive) are brought close together?

After rubbing a balloon with wool, it becomes negatively charged. What would happen if you bring it near a negatively charged ruler?

Which of the following BEST explains why a charged balloon can stick to a wall?

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