Why do small bits of paper attracted to charged cellophane?

Small bits of paper are attracted to charged cellophane due to electrostatic forces. When the cellophane is charged, it creates an electric field that induces polarization in the nearby paper bits. This polarization causes the paper to develop a temporary positive or negative charge, leading to an attraction between the charged cellophane and the neutral paper. As a result, the paper bits are drawn toward the charged surface.