Gravity
Magnetism
Electric Fields
Electromagnetism
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100

Invisible force by which mass attracts mass, pulling objects toward each other. 

Gravity

100

Two of the same poles are facing each other. What will the magnets do?

Repel

100

The movement of electrons

Electricity

100

When an electric field and a magnetic field interact

Electromagnetic Induction

100

What happens to voltage when you increase the number of charges?

Voltage increases

200

The two factors that increase gravitational potential energy.

Mass and Distance

200

Electromagnetic induction involves which two fields?

Magnetic and electric

200

T or F: an electric field can induce a magnetic field? 

True

200

A device that can store electric charges and release it suddenly. 

Capacitor

200

What would the line graph look like for the relationship between mass and gravity?

Positive linear

300

Between a cheeseburger and a french fry, which one has a stronger gravitational pole?

Cheeseburger

300

When magnetic domains stay aligned for a short amount of time. 

Temporary Magnet

300

The buildup of charge on an object that can be discharged all at one time. 

Static Electricity

300

A meter that detects an electric current 

Ammeter

300

Which Apollo mission had oxygen tanks explode?

Apollo 13

400

There are two roller coasters (of the same mass) stuck at the top of their tracks. Rollercoaster #1 is 50 feet up and roller coaster #2 is 45 feet up. Which roller coaster has the most gravitational potential energy?

Roller Coaster  #1

400

What is one difference between magnetic fields and gravitational fields?

- Gravity only attracts, magnetism attracts and repels

OR

- Gravity is affected by mass, magnetism is not

400

Small particles in atoms

Electric charges

400

A train that levitates using electromagnets causing no friction on the tracks and high speeds. 

Maglev Train

400

What is electricity measured in?

Volts

500

What would the graph line be for the relationship between distance and gravity?

Negative non-linear

500

Magnetic, electric, gravitational, and electromagnetic forces are called what?

Forces-at-a-distance

500

A balloon rubs against a sweater. The sweater transfers electrons over to the balloon. What are the charges of the balloon and sweater?

Balloon is negative.

Sweater is positive. 

500

What is the equation for finding coil density?

# of coil turns/ length of wire

500

What is the 4th step of the EDP?

Build

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