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Which answer choice is correct about the pictures? Student 1: The lightning does not belong in the group because it uses human-harnessed energy for electricity. It does not utilize naturally-occurring electricity.
Student 2: The image of the sock does not belong because it is clinging to the clothes due to static electricity, while all of the other images are examples of current electricity.
Student 3: The image of the electrical outlet does not belong because it is the only example of human-harnessed electricity.
Student 4: The image of the sock does not belong because the dryer created the cling, and since humans use electricity to power dryers it is an example of human-harnessed electricity.


Which answer choice is correct about the pictures?

Student 1: The lightning does not belong in th

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