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Vocabulary True or False Is it magnetic? Fill in The Blank Magnet Mix Up

Lodestone

What is a natural magnet?

DAILY DOUBLE You can see and feel its effects, but it is actually invisible.

What is the magnetic field?

It is a giant magnet.

What is the earth?

It has a small magnet in the needle that points it towards magnetic north.

What is a compass?

This and magnetism are similar to one another.

What is electricity?

All magnets have the same strength.

False. The strength of magnets vary.

Unlike poles on a magnet attract.

True. Unlike poles attract to one another.

DAILY DOUBLE Magnets attract to pennies.

DAILY DOUBLE False. Pennies do not contain the metal that attracts to magnets.

Lodestone is a temporary magnet.

False. Lodestone is a permanent magnet.

A south pole on a magnet will attract to another south pole on a different magnet.

False. Two similar poles don’t attract.

Glass

Not magnetic

A magnet

Definitely magnetic

Iron

Definitely magnetic

DAILY DOUBLE Gold

DAILY DOUBLE Not magnetic

Plastic

Not magnetic

The strength of a magnet can ___________.

Vary

Electricity and ______________ are similar.

Magnetism

The north pole of a magnet will attract to the ___________________ of another magnet.

South Pole

DAILY DOUBLE Magnetic _________ can go through many materials.

DAILY DOUBLE Force

The attraction between two magnets decreases as the distance between them _____________.

increases

Why does it take more washers to separate two magnets with no spacers in between them, than it does with 4 spacers?

Because the magnetic force field is not being interrupted or broken when there are no spacers.

DAILY DOUBLE Suppose you hold 2 magnets over 2 different nails. One attracts to the magnet, and the other one doesn’t~ Why?

The nail that doesn’t attract is not made with a metal that attracts to a magnet.

Name the 3 metals magnets attract to

Iron, Nickel, and Cobalt

Suppose you’re holding 2 magnets and you try to stick them together, but they are repelling. Why would they do this?

They would only repel if you were attempting to have 2 of the same poles attract.

Where is a magnet’s force field the strongest?

At its poles

Why does it take more washers to separate two magnets with no spacers in between them, than it does with 4 spacers?

Because the magnetic force field is not being interrupted or broken when there are no spacers.

DAILY DOUBLE Suppose you hold 2 magnets over 2 different nails. One attracts to the magnet, and the other one doesn’t~ Why?

They would only repel if you were attempting to have 2 of the same poles attract.

Name the 3 metals magnets attract to

Iron, Nickel, and Cobalt.

Suppose you’re holding 2 magnets and you try to stick them together, but they are repelling. Why would they do this?

They would only repel if you were attempting to have 2 of the same poles attract.

Where is a magnet’s force field the strongest?

At its poles