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Magnetism
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Hodge Podge
100

Name one of the two things that will affect how fast an object falls to the ground.

What is shape or weight?

100

Objects with the same charge do this to each other.

What is repel?

100

Magnetic force is strongest at these parts of a magnet.

What are the poles?

100

Was it easier to attract or repel the car with the magnet?

What is repel?

100

Pushing or pulling an object is an example of this type of force. 

What is a contact force?

200

I discovered gravity when an apple fell on my head. 

Who is Isaac Newton?

200

Objects with opposite charges do this to each other.

What is attract?

200

A compass is actually one of these.

What is a magnet?

200

The Earth is a giant magnet because its core is made from these two materials.

What are iron and nickel?

200

Throwing a basketball into a net is an example of this kind of contact force.

What is a push?

300

Objects like a parachute create this which slows their fall to the Earth.

What is air/wind resistance?

300

When an atom has more of these than protons it is negatively charged.

What are electrons?

300

These three materials are the most common magnetic materials.

What are iron, nickel and cobalt?

300

This pole points north on a compass.

What is the south pole?

300

All non-contact forces are this.

What is invisible?

400

This is much weaker on the moon than it is on Earth.

What is gravitational pull or gravitational force?

400

When you shake hands with a friend and get a zap it is because of this. 

What is static electricity?

400

During the experiment, this material reduced the magnets strength the most.

What is metal?

400

All magnets are surrounded by this thing you cannot see.

What is a magnetic field?

400

Climbing a rope is an example of this contact force.

What is a pull force?

500

I am the measurement of gravity pulling you towards the Earth.

What is weight?

500

When we feel a shock negative electric charges are doing this to positively charged objects.

What is jumping?

500

These are the two ways to create a temporary magnet.

What are rubbing or striking?

500

When you rub a piece of metal with a magnet you are lining up all of these in the same direction, creating a temporary magnet.

What are atoms?

500

The brakes on your car slow you down because of this kind of contact force.

What is friction?