electricity is the flow of ______ charges to positive poles. *\n\noptions:\n- positive\n- neutral\n…

electricity is the flow of ______ charges to positive poles. *\n\noptions:\n- positive\n- neutral\n- negative\n- negligent\n\n10 points\n\nthe fourth state of matter is called ______.\n\noptions:\n- solid\n- liquid\n- gas\n- plasma\n\n10 points\n\nelectricity has ______ temperature. *\n\noptions:\n- a room\n- a cold\n- a hot\n- a blistering\n\n10 points
Answer
Brief Explanations:
- Electricity is the flow of negative charges (electrons) to positive poles. This is a fundamental concept in electrical - charge flow.
- The four states of matter are solid, liquid, gas, and plasma. Plasma is considered the fourth state.
- Electricity itself does not have a temperature. It is a form of energy, not a substance with an inherent temperature.
Answer:
- negative
- Plasma
- None of the above (as electricity has no inherent temperature)