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100

Any magnet, no matter its shape has two ends, and each one is called a _____

Magnetic Pole

100

A magnetic hanging freely will always point which directions?

North

100

The relationship between electricity and magnetism

Electromagnetism

100

Energy powered by a current

Electrical Energy

100

Green Pigment found in the chloroplast

Chlorophyll

200

Like Poles ____

Repel

200

_______ map out the magnetic field around a magnet

Magnetic Field Lines


200

A coil of wire with a current

Solenoid

200

Energy involving movement

Mechanical Energy

200

Nonliving parts of an organism's habitat

Abiotic Factors

300

The attraction or repulsion of magnetic materials is called _____

Magnetism

300

A device that has a magnet on a needle that spins freely

Compass

300

A _____ is a strong magnet that can be turned on and off

Electromagnet

300

Device that measures small current

Galvanometer

300

Flowering plants that live more than 2 years

Perennials

400

The attraction or repulsion between magnetic poles

Magnetic Force

400

What are the 2 different types of magnetic fields called?

Single anf combined

400

Which scientists experiment found the relation between magnetism and electricity?

Oersted

400

A device that uses an electric current to turn an axle

Electric Motor

400

The process when exoskeletons shed their skeletons

Molting

500

What 2 letter combination represents iron on the periodic table

Fe

500

As earth's magnetic poles move, the magnetic declination in a given location will _____






Change

500

An electric current produces a _____

Magnetic Field

500

The type of current produced by a battery

Direct Current

500

LAST QUESTION

An environment that provides specific things for an organism to live

Habitat