Question

4 attraction is a type of force that pulls two objects together. what are two examples of attraction? raindrops falling toward the ground oil separating from water a balloon floating in the air a magnet clinging to a refrigerator door cookies baking in an oven

Explanation:

• Raindrops fall to the ground due to gravitational attraction between the Earth and the raindrops.
• A magnet clinging to a refrigerator is an example of magnetic attraction between the magnet and the metal of the refrigerator. The other options involve other processes (density separation, buoyancy, heating/chemical change) not related to attractive forces pulling two objects together.

Answer:

1. Raindrops falling toward the ground
2. A magnet clinging to a refrigerator door