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Synthesizing Complex Sentences for Effect

question 1 of 15 Grade: Twelve - G12
question 1 of 15 Grade: Twelve - G12

Q: The cumulative sentence structure (main clause followed by modifiers) is particularly effective for creating suspense.

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(a) Induced charges: negative on the side near the rod, positive on the far side. (b) The attraction is due to the closer negative charges being attracted more strongly than the positive charges are repelled. (c) Electrons flow from the can to the ground (if rod is negative). (d) The can is left with a positive charge.

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(a) Induced charges: negative on the side near the rod, positive on the far side. (b) The attraction is due to the closer negative charges being attracted more strongly than the positive charges are repelled. (c) Electrons flow from the can to the ground (if rod is negative). (d) The can is left with a positive charge.

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