1. electricity is the flow of ______ charges in a circuit.\noptions: positive, neutral, negative…

1. electricity is the flow of ______ charges in a circuit.\noptions: positive, neutral, negative, negative\n2. the fourth state of matter is called ______.\noptions: solid, liquid, gas, plasma\n3. electricity has ______ temperature.\noptions: a room, a cold, a hot, a blistering
Answer
Brief Explanations:
- Electricity is the flow of electrons. Electrons are negatively - charged particles, so electricity is the flow of negative charges.
- The four states of matter are solid, liquid, gas, and plasma. Plasma is considered the fourth state.
- Electricity is a form of energy and does not have a temperature associated with it in the way these options suggest. It is not a substance with a room, cold, hot, or blistering temperature.
Answer:
- negative
- Plasma
- None of the above (as electricity doesn't have a temperature in the context of these options)