Non-Contact forces
Magnetism
Magnetism Continued
Strength of magnets
reliability
100

Non-contact forces occur between objects that are:

a) touching

b) not touching

c) are electrically charged

b) not touching

100

Magnetic Materials contain what 3 things? Hint: INC

Iron, Nickel, Cobalt

100

Where are magnets the weakest?

In the middle

100

as objects get farther away from magnets, the strength of the magnet ___________.

decreases

100

In order to have reliable results in an experiment, we should:

a) test something once

b) test something multiples times.

b) test something multiple times. 

200

What are 2 examples of non-contact forces?

Magnets and gravity

200

Magnets have how many poles?

2

200

Opposite magnetic poles _________ each other.

attract

200

As objects get closer to a magnet, the strength of the magnet ____________.

increases

200

Which was more reliable in our gravity experiment:

A) counting in our heads

b) using a digital timer

b) using a digital timer

300

Magnetic force is a non-contact force that ______ or ________ an magnetic materials.

Attracts or repels

300

What is the N pole on a magnet?

North

300

like magnetic poles ________ each other. 

repel

300

Reliability is affected by the amount of data collected and where or not it can be recreated

A) true

B) false

A) true

400

gravity is a non-contact force that pulls object ________.

towards the ground (centre of the earth)

400

What is the S pole on a magnet?

South

400

Name this type of magnet.

Bar magnet

400

To collect reliable data I should: 

a) try something different each time.

b) follow the same steps each time.

b) follow the same steps each time. 

500

Where is a magnet the strongest?

At both of the poles.

500

Nam this type of magnet

horseshoe magnet