Examples of static electricity

Answer 1

Sitting on a couch.

Shooting birds.

Eating trees.

Kicking dogs.

Smelling polar bears.

Watching porn.

Driving a cow.

Touching cacti.

Listening to octopi communicate.

Reading this.

All very good non-examples of static electricity!

Answer 2

Static electricity is produced when two objects are rubbed together. examples of static electricity are as follows: 1. rubbing a balloon on your head, and bringing it close to a wall and seeing if it stays mounted. 2. shuffling your feet across a carpeted floor and then touching a metal object. 3. rubbing an object (i.e. some sort of plastic scoop) against a material (i.e. cotton) and placing it beside running water.

Answer 3

Rubbing a balloon on your hair to make it stick, getting a shock when touching a metal doorknob after walking on carpet, or seeing your clothes cling together in the dryer are common examples of static electricity in action.

Answer 4

Your hair standing up when you take off a knit cap.

A light-weight skirt riding up on a woman's legs, especially if she is wearing hosiery or tights.

Rubbing a balloon on your head and having the balloon stick.

Walking in shoes across carpeting in a house with dry heat, then getting a small shock when you touch the TV.

Answer 5

-- the charge on your finger, after you scuff across the carpet and

just before you sneak up behind your sister and zap her on the ear;

-- the charge on the big gray cloud just before a bolt of natural lightning;

Answer 6

The strongest type of static electricity is lighting. Another example is rub your feet on a carpet, and you shock yourself on a door knob, or on another person.

Answer 7

-dryer

-walking on the carpet

-brushing your hair

-rubbing your hands together

Answer 8

Hair and ballon

Jumper and balloon

Small White balls in a bean bag

Answer 9

Rubbing a balloon on your head.

Answer 10

Lightning and capacitors