What does the interaction of electromagnetic radiation with matter cause the electrons to do?

What does the interaction of electromagnetic radiation with matter cause the electrons to do? Correct Answer Oscillate

When electromagnetic radiation interacts with matter, it causes the electrons to oscillate. They neither degrade, move forward, or turn into a proton.
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