Charging by rubbing
Charging by induction
Charging by conduction
Static electricity and force
100

What does charging by rubbing mean?

Charging by rubbing means making an object charged by rubbing it with another object.

100

Does charging by induction require touching?

No

100

What does charging by conduction mean?

Charging by conduction means charging an object by touching it with a charged object.

100

What is static electricity?

Static electricity is electricity that stays in one place.

200

Name one pair of objects that can be charged by rubbing.

A balloon and hair.

200

What must be brought near an object to charge it by induction?

charged object

200

Do objects need to touch for conduction to happen?

yes

200

What is electric force?

Electric force is the push or pull between charged objects.

300

What happens to electrons when you rub a balloon on hair?

Electrons move from the hair to the balloon.

300

What happens to the charges inside an object during induction?

The charges move and rearrange inside the object.

300

What happens to electrons when a charged object touches a neutral object?

Electrons move from the charged object to the neutral object.

300

What type of force acts between two charged objects?

Electric force.

400

Which object becomes negatively charged when a balloon is rubbed on hair?

The balloon becomes negatively charged.

400

Why are small pieces of paper attracted to a charged balloon without touching it?

The charges in the paper rearrange, causing attraction.

400

After conduction, are both objects charged or only one?

Both objects become charged

400

State the rule for attraction and repulsion of electric charges.

Like charges repel and unlike charges attract.

500

Explain why both objects become charged after rubbing, not just one.

Electrons move from one object to the other, so one becomes negative and the other becomes positive.

500

Explain how an object can become charged by induction without gaining or losing electrons directly.

The electrons only move inside the object due to the nearby charged object, causing one side to become charged.

500

Explain why conduction usually works better with metal objects than plastic ones.

Metals allow electrons to move easily, but plastics do not.

500

Explain how static electricity can cause an object to attract another object without touching it.

The charges in the object rearrange, creating attraction due to electric force.