How does static electricity differ from current electricity?
A. Static electricity involves flow of electrons through matter.
B.Static electricity involves flow of protons from one substance to another.
C.Static electricity involves movement of electrons from the surface of one substance to the surface of another substance.
D.Static electricity requires a power source.
Which one? I WIL REWARD MEDAL

Question

How does static electricity differ from current electricity?    
A. Static electricity involves flow of electrons through matter. 
B.Static electricity involves flow of protons from one substance to another. 
C.Static electricity involves movement of electrons from the surface of one substance to the surface of another substance. 
 D.Static electricity requires a power source. 
Which one? I WIL REWARD MEDAL

anonymous · Answer

Static electricity is a transfer of charge from one static body to another, resulting in an imbalance in positive and negative charges, while electric current is the flow of electrons, from one static body to another.

anonymous · Answer

do u understand?

anonymous · Answer

Static electricity is an electric charge built up based on people or objects through friction, meaning it is stationary while Current electricity is one that is moving and has electrical pressure or voltage. Pretty much what I'm saying is the electrons will move from one object/surface to another when it comes to static electricity. 
So I'm assuming the answer is C