Water and metal are examples of ____
When lightning strikes a lightning rod on top of a tall building, electrical energy flows through a wire and into the _____
The movement of static electricity into an object is a ____
A material through which electricity DOES NOT flow is called an ____
When water and ice particles rub together inside a thunder cloud, the positive and negative charges _______.
___ occurs when charges jump between the negative cloud and the positive ground.
All matter is made up of _____, tiny particles too small to see.
The buildup of electrical charges on a material is called ____.
Similar charges _____ each other.
Some particles inside atoms have positive or negative ____.
Opposite charges _____ each other.
A discharge of static electricity from a huge cloud is called ____
Electricity flows easily through materials known as ____
Lightweight positive ice particles gather at the ____ of the cloud.
During a thunderstorm, stay away from tall objects lightning takes the clearest, ______ path to the ground.
Wood, air, and rubber are examples of _____
_____ gives off heat energy, light energy, sound energy, and electrical energy
An atom has ________ overall charge because the positive and negative particles are equal.
Negative water particles gather at the ____ of the cloud.
Rubbing a balloon with a wool cloth knocks negative charges off the cloth making the balloon have a negative charge and the wool cloth having a ______ charge
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