Directions: Label the following statements as Fact if the statement is true or Bluff if the statement is false. If the statement is false, underline the word/s that make it false and change it to make it true. 1. Electrostatic induction can exist in nonconductors. 2. Negative charge will attract negative charge. 3. Positive charge will attract negative charge. 4. Electrostatic induction can produce static electricity when you draw near an electrically charged object to a material. 5. Induction is not possible when the objects are not in contact. 6. Electrostatic induction is more effective in conductors than in nonconductors. 7. When a static electrically charged is brought near to an electrical conductor, the electrical charges on or near the surface of the electrically charged object attract the opposite charges in the conductor. 8. The law of attraction and repulsion is observed in electrostatic induction. 9. Electrostatic induction is NOT possible to nonconducting or dielectric materials. 10. The movement of electrical charges is much more constrained in nonconductors than in conducting materials