_____________ are the tiny particles that make up all the matter around you.

An atom has a(n) __________ that is made up of two kinds of smaller particles called protons and neutrons

_____________ move around an atom’s nucleus

__________________ do not have electric charge

________________ have electric charge.

When___________________ transfer from one electrically neutral object to another, the objects become electrically charged

Whether an object becomes positively or negatively charged depends on the material it ______________________.

Electrons transfer from a material that holds electrons ___________ tightly to a material that holds electrons ________ tightly.

Wool does not hold electrons as tightly as rubber, so when a wool sweater and a rubber balloon are rubbed together, electrons transfer from the ___________ to the __________.

A particle that has equal amounts of positive charge and negative charge is _______________________

Which material is a conductor in which electric charges easily move?

Which material is an insulator in which electric charges cannot easily move?

How do objects become electrically charged?

Which material is a conductor in which electric charges easily move?

A positively charged particle has

A negatively charged particle has

Which material is classified as an insulator?

Which material is classified as a conductor?

When two objects touch, which object becomes negatively charged?

refers to a particle that has equal amounts of positive charge and negative charge

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