Magnets
Electricity
Forces
Vocabulary
Looking at models

100

What two poles must every magnet have?

North and South
100

What are the two types of electric charges?

Positive and negative

100

True or False 

All forces have a magnitude and direction. 

True 

100

What does magnitude mean? 

The amount or strength 

100

Which charge has the greater electric force acting on it. 

C, because it is closer. 

200

Opposite poles __________ and same poles ________.

attract, repel

200

Name two ways to increase the strength of an electric field? 

Increase the charge 

Decrease the distance between charges. 

200

What is the net force on the object below?

 

2 N to the Left

200

What is a force ? 

A push or a pull 

200

Which charge has the least amount of force acting on it? 

B , becuase it is further away. 

300

Name two ways to increase the strength of an electromagnet.

More coils 

More current ( more batteries or power source) 

Closer 

thicker wire. 

300

The two particles that are responsible for electric charges are _________ and _________.

Protons, electrons
300

What kind of force will cause an object to move? 

An unbalanced force. 

300
What is an electron? 
A negatively charges particle
300

Attract of Repel

Electric or Magnetic? 


Repel 

Magnetic 

400

When the magnetic field lines are closer together what does that mean? 

The magnetic force is stronger.
400

Attract or Repel? 

Repel 

400

What kind of force will have no motion? 

A balanced force

400

What is a proton? 

A positively charges particle 

400

Describe two concepts this model is showing.

The electric field between two charges. 

Attractive force 

A positive and Negative charge. 

500

What do magnetic field lines show us? 

( hint 2 things)

 

The magnitude or strength and and the direction of the magnetic force. 

500

What do electric field lines show us? 

The strength or magnitude  and the direction of the electric force. 

500

Is the following scenario balanced or unblanced.

Balanced. 

500

What is an independent and dependent variable? 

Independent - the variable that changes in an investigation

Dependent - the variable that is measured in an investigation. 

500

What is this a diagram of and what kind of force does it make?  

An electromagnet 

The magnetic field lines 


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