electricity

Question 1

proton
neutron
electron

Answer 1

positively charged particle inside the nucleus
neutral particle locket in the nucleus of the atom
negatively charged particle rotating around the atoms nucleus

Question 2

transfer of charge

Answer 2

when electrons transfer from one object to another

charging to make a neutral object charged or to change the charge of a charged object

Question 3

friction

Answer 3

two different materials rubbed together

electrons go from one to another

Question 4

contact

Answer 4

two objects touch and the electrons travel from one to the other

Question 5

induction

Answer 5

a charged object comes close but doesn’t touch the other object but a charge is still induced

Question 6

conductors

Answer 6

materials that allow electrons to flow through them with ease
they cannot be easily charged by friction as extra electrons that are gained can easily escape

Question 7

insulators

Answer 7

materials that do not allow electrons to flow through them easily charged by friction
but the electrons cannot easily escape

Question 8

static electricity

Answer 8

is an imbalance of electric charges on the surface of a material. The charge remains until it is able to move away by means of an electric current or electrical discharge.

Question 9

positively charged atom
negatively charged atom
neutral atom

Answer 9

more protons then electrons
more electrons than protons
equal number of protons and electrons
all of this is the same for objects over just atoms instead of pro and electrons

Question 10

rules of charging

Answer 10

if there are two negatively charged objects they will repel each other
two positively charged will repel
one negative and one positive will attract
a neural and a charged will attract