And to the bewilderment of many, a charged rubber balloon can be attracted to a wooden cabinet with enough force that it sticks to the cabinet. Any charged object-plastic, rubber, or aluminum-will exert an attractive force upon a neutral object.nswer: C. Electric forces are repulsive for objects of like charge and attractive between objects of the opposite type of charge or between charged objects and neutral objects. 2. On two occasions, the following charge interactions between balloons A, B and C are observed.
Words That Evoke the Five Senses. A tale is even scarier when readers can see, hear, touch, taste and smell things in the story. A place can exude an âacrid,â âpungentâ or âchokingâ stench. The protagonist can hear strange âclankingâ sounds, or a scary character can speak in a âdark,â âsteely,â âsepulchral,â âsibilantâ or âgutturalâ voice. Use hues such as âpitch blackâ and âebonyâ to describe things that are dark.
According to a new study, songs like the 'Jaws' movie theme scare us by invoking a deeply ingrained instinctive response. What makes the suspense-building chords of the famous Jaws theme so scary? Those irregular minor chords trigger the same instinctual response a mama marmot feels when her babies are threatened. A new study has found a connection between horror movie music and the screeches of young frightened animals. Researchers believe there are biologically-ingrained reasons why sudden, dissonant sounds and minor chords make us apprehensive. As a prime example, consider the iconic theme from the 1975 Spielberg film Jaws: