D Question 1 1 pts Materials with loosely bound, outer electrons can lose those electrons easily and become positively charged. One such material is O Wood O Water O Silk O Rubber D Question 2 1 pts A material's place in the triboelectric series is determined by how strongly the material holds on to its electrons. O True O False D Question 3 1 pts What happens when a fur is rubbed with rubber rod? O Protons are removed from the rod. O The fur is left neutral. O The fur is also charged negatively. O Electrons are added to the rod.D Question 4 1 pts Repulsion happens when O charges are of unequal magnitude O charges are of unlike signs O charges are of like signs O charges are of equal magnitude D Question 5 1 pts When a glass rod is rubbed with silk, which of the following statements best describes what happens? O protons are removed from the silk the silk remains neutral O the silk is charged positively O electrons are removed from the rod D Question 6 1 pts An uncharged conductor is supported by an insulating stand. A negatively charged rod was placed near the left end of the conductor, but do not touch it. The right end of the conductor will be: positive O neutral negative O attractedD Question 7 1 pts If body P that is positively charged is placed in contact with body Q (initially uncharged), what will be the nature of the charge left on Q? Q must be positive Q must be areater in magnitude than that on P Q must be negative O must be less in magnitude to that on P D Question 8 1 pts If body P that is negatively charged is placed in contact with body Q (initially uncharged), what wil be the nature of the charge left on Q? Q must be less in magnitude to that on IP Q must be negative Q must be positive Q must be areater in magnitude than that on P D Question 9 1 pts What is the term used to describe the separation of charges? O Conduction Q Polarization O Friction O Induction D Question 10 1 pts Which of the following is NOT true? O Two neutral objects when rubbed together will produced one negatively charged and one positively charged object. O Positively charged object that is placed in physical contact with a neutral object will result to both being positively charged O Physical contact is not necessary for charging by induction to happen. Q Negatively charged objects accept electrons while positively charged objects accept protons