Magnetism (Easy)
Statics (Easy)
Magnetism (Medium)
Statics (Medium)
Other
100
True or False: If you break/cut a magnet in half, you will ruin the magnet and have no magnets.
False
100
When a positive particle and a negative particle come close, they will ______________
Attract
100
Where is the magnetic field the strongest?
Near the poles
100
An electric current in a metal consists of moving ________________
Electrons
100
A proton has a ________ charge
Positive
200
A magnet that uses electricity to generate magnetism is called a(n) _______.
Electromagnet
200
When 2 positive particles come close together, they will _______________
Repel
200
Give 2 examples of materials that are magnetic
Nickel, Cobalt, Iron
200
When two objects rub together, one object loses electrons and the other gains electrons:
1. Charging by Friction
2. Charging by Induction
3. Charging by Contact
Charging by Friction
200
A electron has a ________ charge
Negative
300
If I have two magnets, and I have the south poles facing each other, what will happen?
The magnets will repel each other
300
When 2 negative particles come close together, they will _______________
Repel
300
Give 2 examples of materials that are NOT magnetic
Answers will vary
300
When a charged object directly touches a neutral object, the (-) charges move to it
1. Charging by Friction
2. Charging by Induction
3. Charging by Contact
Charging by Contact
300
True or False: Electrons can move, but protons can't move
True
400
Give 2 examples on how to increase the strength of an electromagnet
Answers will vary
Examples:
Increasing the thickness of the wire
Increase the number of coils
Increase the battery size
400
Lightning is a large-scale version of _______________ charges moving
Static
400
How do compasses work?
The Earth is like a giant magnet; in the core is molten iron
400
When (-) charges separate without contact and are then pulled away from
1. Charging by Friction
2. Charging by Induction
3. Charging by Contact
Charging by Induction
400
Give 2 ways I could increase the electric force between two charged particles
Answers will vary
Examples:
Increase the charge of the particles
Increase the distance between the two particles
500
Give 2 examples on how to increase the strength of an electromagnet
Answers will vary
Examples:
Decrease the thickness of the wire
Decrease the number of coils
Decrease the battery size
500
What are the three particles that make up an atom?
Protons, Electrons, and Neutrons
500
What is the reason on why materials are magnetic?
The material has an imbalance of electrons
500
When a glass rod is rubbed with silk, the rod becomes positively charged due to the transfer of _________________ to the ______________
Electrons to the silk
500
The electric force between two positive point charges is F with a separation distance of d. The graph that BEST represents the relationship between F and d is: 
1