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  • When matters have more + charge than – charge, the matters have which type of charge?
    negative charge
    positive charge
    neutral charge
  • Is a coin a conductor or an insulator?
    conductor
  • Electric forces move harder in _______?
    conductors
    insulators
    elevators
  • Is a key a conductor or an insulator?
    conductor
  • Is wet paper a conductor or an insulator?
    conductor
  • If both objects have - or + electric charges, the two objects _________ each other.
    attract
    repel
  • Is a plant leaf a conductor or an insulator?
    insulator
  • Attract or repel?
    repel
    attract
  • When matters have more - charge than + charge, the matters have which type of charge?
    Neutral charge
    Positive charge
    Negative charge
  • Is a plastic fork a conductor or an insulator?
    Insulator
  • Is chalk a conductor or an insulator?
    insulator
  • What is the transfer of charged particles from one thing to another?
    Transferring electricity
    Positive electricity
    Static electricity
  • Is a dog a conductor or an insulator?
    insulator
  • Is a paper clip a conductor or an insulator?
    conductor
  • Which type of electric charge have the same number of + and - charge?
    positive charge
    neutral charge
    negative charge
  • Electric charges move _______ of objects.
    next to
    inside
    outside
  • Is paper a conductor or an insulator?
    insulator
  • Is wood a conductor or an insulator?
    insulator
  • Is aluminium foil a conductor or an insulator?
    conductor
  • Is pencil lead a conductor or an insulator?
    conductor
  • The more electric charge the object has the _________ the force.
    Weaker
    Stronger
    Neutral
  • Electric forces move easily in ________?
    insulators
    escalators
    conductors
  • The closer the objects the _________ the force.
    Stronger
    Neutral
    Weaker
  • Is salt water a conductor or an insulator?
    conductor
  • What is the push or pull of charged objects on each other?
    Gravitational force
    Electric force
    Tension force
  • Is Ms Nikki a conductor or an insulator?
    insulator
  • Is a penny a conductor or an insulator?
    conductor
  • If one object has a + charge and the other has a - charge, each object _________ the other object.
    repel
    attract
  • Is an eraser a conductor or an insulator?
    insulator
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