This pretest assesses foundational knowledge in physics, focusing on atoms, electric charges, and their interactions. It covers the properties of protons and electrons, laws of electric charges, and factors influencing electric forces, essential for understanding electrical phenomena.
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Static, unmoving particles.
Moving electricity.
Electric charge at rest; generally produced by friction or induction
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Copper, glass, and aluminum, because their electrons can move freely.
Copper, mercury, and aluminum, because their electrons can move freely.
Glass, plastic, and cardboard because their electrons cannot move freely.
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Glass, because it is slippery and smooth.
Glass, copper, and wood, because electrons cannot move freely inside them.
Glass, wood, and plastic, because electrons cannot move freely inside them.
Copper, because it is sparky.
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Dodkfjduction
Friction
Conduction
Sendorction
Induction
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The amount of charge each object has and the amount of energy the objects have.
The amount of charge on each object and the distance between the objects.
The distance between each object and the energy each object has.
The number of objects and the number of charges.
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Sometimes
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