Magnets
Energy Forms
Static
100

Mention the two poles of a magnet.

South and North

100

What is energy?

Is the ability to do work or to cause a change.

100

Which are the three types of particles that an atom has?

Protons, neutrons and electrons.

200

What is a magnet?

A material that has a magnetic field which works all the time. 

200

Which are the two types of energy?

Kinetic and potential

200

This particle has a negative charge. 

Electrons

300

Attractive or repulsive force

South and North= ?

South and South = ?


South and North = Attract

South and South = Repel

300

This energy is created by the movement of electrons which travel through electrical circuits.

Electrical energy

300

This particle has a positive charge. 

Protons

400

Where can we find magnets?

Refrigerators, rollercoaster systems, compasses, cabinet doors, motors, credit cards.

400

This energy form is produced as a result of the position and motion of an object. 

Mechanical energy

400

Which objects have a neutral charge?

Table or a chair

500

What’s the difference between a magnet and an electromagnet?

A magnet is a material which works all the time. An electromagnet is a temporary magnet it works only with a source of power. 

500

This energy form is stored in the bonds of a compound and it can be produced in processes as digestion or combustion. 

Chemical energy

500

How is static electricity made?

Friction is the most common way.