These are names for the two ends of a magnet.
North and South
These two particles will experience this force.
What is repulsion?
This is the part of an electromagnet that becomes magnetized when charged with electricity.
The following is this type of question (testable or not testable):
How does a magnet work?
What is not testable?
This is the name for an animal that eats only meat.
What is a carnivore?
These are the words for magnets pulling together and pushing apart.
What are Attract and Repel?
These are the names of the two types of charges an object can have.
What are positive and negative?
When the electromagnet in a speaker turns on and off, it makes this part of the speaker move.
What is the cone?
The following is this type of question (testable or not testable):
How does changing a magnet's size affect the strength of the magnet?
What is testable?
This is the name for a plant that makes its own food.
What is a producer?
These two things affect the strength of a magnetic field.
What is size and distance?
This is the word for an object that does not have a charge.
What is neutral?
These two words are the inspiration for the word "maglev" in maglev trains.
What are magnetic and levitation?
Does my cactus grow faster if I give it more water?
What is testable?
This is the name for an animal that eats both plants and other animals.
What is an omnivore?
This was the force we measured when we designed a magnet experiment.
What is repulsion?
Negative charges are caused when more of these negatively charged particles are present.
What are electrons?
Earth has a magnetic field because of swirling molten rock in this part of our planet
What is the outer core?
This is the cause in this question:
If I use different kinds of gas in my car, does it get better gas mileage?
What is, "Different kinds of gas?"
This is one of the specific benefits of reintroducing wolves to Yellowstone.
What is fewer elk OR more trees OR more birds OR more pollinators OR more beavers OR less erosion?
This was the testable question we answered in the magnet lab that we designed.
How does the distance between magnets affect the force of repulsion?
Positive charges are caused when more of these positively charged particles are present.
What are protons?
This is how the electromagnet moves inside the motor of an electric car.
What is spinning?
This is the effect in this question:
How does my accuracy change if I throw a ball at a target from different distances?
What is, "My accuracy?"
This is one of the reasons that the population of wolves on Isle Royale decreased.
What is inbreeding/spinal deformities? OR
What is warming climate/fewer ice bridges?