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22 Cards in this Set
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There are ___ poles on a magnet
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2
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The poles on a magnet are called ___ & ___.
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North and South
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The force field on a magnet is called a....
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magnetic field
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Magnets are attracted to the metals ___, ___, ___, and ___
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iron, cobalt, steel, nickel
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Magnets are not attracted to things like...
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aluminum, glass brass, copper, paper
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North pole is opposite of ....
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south pole
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North pole is attracted to ....
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south pole
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A natural magnetic rock on earth is called...
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lodestone
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Another name for lodestone is....
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magnetite
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Magnetite gets its name from the Greek name....
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Magnus
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Does every part of the magnet have the same strength?
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No
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The first people to make the first compass from a magnet were the....
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Chinese
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A compass needle points ___ & ___.
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north and south
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A compass helps people do what?
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find their way
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The earth has a gigantic ___ ___ around it.
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magnetic field
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Sound is a form of e____ that travels in ____.
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energy
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Sound can travel through ___, ___, and ___.
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Solids, liquids, gases
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A sound wave that hits an object and bounces back is called an...
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echo
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To vibrate means to move how?....
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back and forth
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How loud or soft sound is is called....
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volume
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Loud sounds can ___ your ears.
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damage
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Sound waves travel through the air at a ____ speed than light.
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slower
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