Match the following.

Group ‘A’

Group ‘B’

(a)

Glass road

1.

charged body

(b)

Ebonite rod

2.

positive charge

(c)

Lightning conductor

3.

negative charge

(d)

Electroscope

4.

lightning

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Solution

Group ‘A’

Group ‘B’

(a)

Glass road

2.

positive charge

(b)

Ebonite rod

3.

negative charge

(c)

Lightning conductor

4.

lightening

(d)

Electroscope

1.

charged body

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Group ‘A’		Group ‘B’
(a)	Glass road	1.	charged body
(b)	Ebonite rod	2.	positive charge
(c)	Lightning conductor	3.	negative charge
(d)	Electroscope	4.	lightning

Group ‘A’		Group ‘B’
(a)	Glass road	2.	positive charge
(b)	Ebonite rod	3.	negative charge
(c)	Lightning conductor	4.	lightening
(d)	Electroscope	1.	charged body

Match the following. Group ‘A’ Group ‘B’ (a) Glass road 1. charged body (b) Ebonite rod 2. positive charge (c) Lightning conductor 3. negative charge (d) Electroscope 4. lightning

Group ‘A’ Group ‘B’ (a) Glass road 2. positive charge (b) Ebonite rod 3. negative charge (c) Lightning conductor 4. lightening (d) Electroscope 1. charged body

Match the following.

Group ‘A’

Group ‘B’

(a)

Glass road

1.

charged body

(b)

Ebonite rod

2.

positive charge

(c)

Lightning conductor

3.

negative charge

(d)

Electroscope

4.

lightning

Group ‘A’

Group ‘B’

(a)

Glass road

2.

positive charge

(b)

Ebonite rod

3.

negative charge

(c)

Lightning conductor

4.

lightening

(d)

Electroscope

1.

charged body