Vocabulary
Types of magnets
Characteristics
Earth vs Bar
Miscellaneous
100

An instrument for determining direction

Compass

100

A magnet that holds force for a limited amount of time

Temporary magnet

100

Minerals found in the Earth

Where magnets come from?

100

Both Earth's magnet and bar magnets 

have two what?

poles: north and south

100

The sun's magnetic field causes

sun spots

200

The area around a magnet that has a pull

Magnetic force

200

A magnet that comes from the Earth

Natural Magnet

200

Most common mineral found in magnets

Iron

200

How do we know that Earth is magnetic?

A compass will line up with the magnetic field

200

To have a magnetic field, an electromagnet must be connected to

An electrical source

(nail, wire, and dry-cell battery)

300

The magnetic force that exists around a magnet

Magnetic field

300

A magnet that is hooked to a power source that can be turned off and on

Electromagnet

300

Three elements that stick to magnets

Iron, nickel, cobalt

300

True or False:

Both attract particles at the same locations

True

300

Formed when electricity flows

A magnetic field

400

When magnets push away from each other

Repel

400

A magnet that holds a force for a long amount of time

Permanent magnet

400

Magnetism come from...

Moving electrons which is called electricity

400

True or False:

Both magnetic fields are weakest at the poles

False

400

True or false:

The sun is magnetic

True

500

When magnets move toward each other

attract


500

A rectangular object that has a magnetic field.

bar magnet
500

magnetic rocks are called

lodestone

500

Earth's magnetic field extends to

space

500

What does M.R.I stand for?

Magnetic Resonance Imaging

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