Question

which is not an example of static electricity? plugging in a lamp getting shocked when you touch a door knob clothes sticking together in the dryer

Explanation:

Static electricity involves the build - up and discharge of electric charge at rest. When you get shocked touching a doorknob, it's static discharge. Clothes sticking in a dryer is due to static cling (static electricity). Plugging in a lamp uses a continuous flow of electricity (current electricity), not static.

Answer:

plugging in a lamp