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What are the names of the poles?

North and South

100

Is the Earth a magnet? Explain.

Yes, it has a North and South Pole

100

Name 3 magnetic items

1

2

3

100

To drag, draw, or tug something closer.

Pull

100

What colour are Mrs. Annetts eyes?

Blue

200

A South and a North pole ________.

Attract

200

Who is the famous person that first observed gravity?

Issac Newton

200

Name 3 non-magnetic objects?

1.

2.

3.

200

A push or a pull upon an object that results from its interaction with another object, causing it to change its speed, direction, shape, or state of motion

Force

200

What fell in front of Issac Newton from a tree?

An apple.

300

What can be compared to as a giant magnet?

Earth

300

The earths magentic poles _______ objects.

Attracts

300

How can you make a metal object a magnet?

By rubbing the magnet on it.

300

To force, drive, or keep something away, to resist a substance or force,

Repel

300

Why did the skeleton go to the party alone?

He had no body to go with

400

The pushing-away force that happens when two like magnetic poles (such as North-to-North or South-to-South) are brought close to each other.

Repulsion

400

What is the name of a device that attracts the Earths North and South Poles to help you find directions?

A compass

400

During the egg drop challenge, what force were we trying to protect our egg from?

Gravity

400

The fundamental physical force of attraction that pulls objects with mass toward one another.

Gravity

400

What is a group of bats called?

A colony

500

Magnets can have a harmful effect on some objects? What is one of these objects?

A credit card, a computer etc.

500

What is gravity?

The universal force of attraction that pulls objects with mass toward each other.

500

Brushing your hair, rubbing your feet on carpet or rubbing a balloon on your clothing can all cause what? 

Static Electricity

500

Any material or object that produces an invisible magnetic field.

Magnet

500

How do electrically charged objects interact with each other? 

They can attract or repel each other. 

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