Static electricity<span> is a </span>buildup<span> of </span>electric<span> charges on objects. Charges </span>build up<span> when negative </span>electrons<span> are transferred from one object to another. The object that gives </span>up electrons<span> becomes positively charged, and the object that accepts the </span>electrons<span> becomes negatively charged. This can </span>happen<span> in several ways</span>
The correct answer is Mountains. Mountains can alter wind flow and create a rain shadow effect. A mountain is a large landform and is high surrounding a limited area. It is generally steeper and higher than a hill.
