Static Electricity Class Practice

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Static Electricity Class Practice 1. You are given 4 spheres that are electrically. If sphere 3 is positively, what are the charges of the other objects? 1 2 2 3 3 4 2. You have five spheres which are each electrically. Determine what will occur when sphere 1 and sphere 4 come into contact and when sphere 2 and 5 come into contact. 1 2 2 3 3 4 4 5

3. Three conducting spheres M, N and P are used for an experiment in static electricity. The following observations are made : Sphere M is repelled by a glass rod which was rubbed with silk. Spheres M and N attract each other. Spheres N and P attract each other. What electrical charges are there on the three spheres? A) Positive for sphere M, negative for sphere N, negative for B) Negative for sphere M, positive for sphere N, positive for C) Positive for sphere M, negative for sphere N, positive for D) Negative for sphere M, positive for sphere N, neutral for 4. When we rub a glass rod with silk, the rod becomes electrically. What happens during the rubbing process? A) The glass picks up protons from the silk. B) The glass picks up electrons from the silk. C) The silk picks up protons from the glass. D) The silk picks up electrons from the glass.

5. A student was given the following materials: - a wool cloth - a vinyl ruler - two Styrofoam balls (A and B) suspended from ring stands A B Using these materials, she performed a laboratory experiment consisting of five steps. The table below lists the five steps and the results of the first three steps. Step 1. Rub the ruler with the wool cloth. 2. Touch ball A with the ruler. 3. Touch ball B with the wool cloth. 4. Bring the ruler close to ball A, but without touching it. 5. Bring the ruler close to ball B, but without touching it. Result 1. The wool cloth and the ruler acquire opposite charges. 2. Ball A and the ruler have the same charge. 3. Ball B and the wool cloth have the same charge. 4.? 5.?

What were the results of steps 4 and 5? A) Result of Step 4: the ruler and ball A repelled each other. Result of Step 5: the ruler and ball B attracted each other. B) Result of Step 4: the ruler and ball A repelled each other. Result of Step 5: the ruler and ball B repelled each other. C) Result of Step 4: the ruler and ball A attracted each other. Result of Step 5: the ruler and ball B repelled each other. D) Result of Step 4: the ruler and ball A attracted each other. Result of Step 5: the ruler and ball B attracted each other. 6. In the laboratory, a student was given the following substances : 1. ebonite 2. cotton 3. silk 4. glass The student was told that when two substances from the above list are rubbed together, the one higher up in the list becomes negatively and the other becomes positively. The student did the following : Rubbed the ebonite and the silk together. Rubbed the glass and the cotton together. Brought the cotton close to the ebonite. Brought the cotton close to the silk.

Which one of the following statements is TRUE? A) Ebonite and cotton repel each other; silk and cotton repel each other. B) Ebonite and cotton repel each other; silk and cotton attract each other. C) Ebonite and cotton attract each other; silk and cotton repel each other. D) Ebonite and cotton attract each other; silk and cotton attract each other. 7. After being rubbed on hair, a rubber balloon acquires an electrical charge. When a piece of positively charges cotton is brought close to the balloon, the two objects will attract each other. What will happen to this balloon if it is brought close to a negatively plastic rod and why? A) The balloon will be repelled because it is positively. B) The balloon will be repelled because it is negatively. C) The balloon will be attracted because it is positively. D) The balloon will be neither attracted nor repelled because it is neutral

8. The table below shows what happens when an electrically ruler is brought close to the following three objects: a cathode ray tube which is negatively, sphere 1 and sphere 2. Combination Ruler is brought close to cathode ray tube. Ruler is brought close to sphere 1. Result The ray is repelled. Sphere 1 is repelled. Ruler is brought close to Sphere 2 is sphere 2. attracted. What is the electric charge on each sphere? A) Sphere 1 is positively and sphere 2 is negatively B) Sphere 1 is negatively and sphere 2 is negatively C) Sphere 1 is positively and sphere 2 is positively D) Sphere 1 is negatively and sphere 2 is positively

9. The list below arranges different substances in increasing order of their tendency to acquire electrons. When two of these substances are rubbed together, the one situated lower on the list attracts electrons from the substance above and becomes negatively. Electrostatic Series Chart Acetate Weak hold on electrons Glass Ebonite Plastic Rubber Strong hold on electrons In the laboratory, a student rubs a cotton cloth with each of the following materials: ebonite, plastic, acetate and glass. He then brings the different materials together: 1. Ebonite and plastic 2. Plastic and acetate 3. Acetate and glass 4. Glass and ebonite In which of the situations do the materials repel each other? A) 1 and 2 B) 1 and 3 C) 2 and 4 D) 3 and 4