Name 7. In his famous experiment, Ben Franklin flew a kite in for to the string, and sparks were observed to be emittedperi n during a thunderstorm. A key was tied to the key. Why wasn't Mr. Franklin killed in th d from the key when Ben held his knuckle led in this experiment ? a) Lightning never actually struck the kite. b) Ben Franklin didn't hold on to the kite string directly, but instead held on to a dry wool "ribbon" tied to the string. c) Ben Franklin got lucky. d) All of the above. e) None of the above. 8. In lab we found out that a neutral object, such as a small piece of paper, can be attracted to an electrically charged object, such as a as a charged rubber friction rod. Which of the following is actually involved in why this happens as it does? a) nuclear fision b) induced separation of charge c) charge by conduction Questions 9 through 1 1 refer to the electric field diagrams shown below. a) b ) d) c) 9. Which of the electric field diagrams above would correctly represent the electric field of a negatively charged point object? 10. Which of the electric field diagrams above would correctly represent the electric field of two positively charged point objects located a short distance from each other? 1 1. Which of the electric field diagrams above would correctly represent the electric field of an electric dipole, which consists of a positive charge located a short distance away from a negative charge