Science (3)

Science (3)

Answer the questions listed below to the best of your ability. If you do not understsnd the following please ask questions.

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Magnets have a (BLANK) pole and a (BLANK) pole

South and North
West and East
North and South
East and West
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Which is more useful-current electricity or static electricity?

Current
Static
Both
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A circuit that has only one path is a (BLANK) circuit

Series
static
current
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Where is a magnet's magnetism the strongest?

Towards the North and South parts of the poles.
Between the electrical current
At the poles of the magnets.
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A circuit that has more than one path is a (BLANK) circuit

Neutral
Parallel
horizontal
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Objects with opposite charges (BLANK) each other

Repel
Attract
Neutral
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Name two things that use electromagnets?

They could be stronger or weaker
Fire alarms and telephones
Cats and Dogs
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A material that does not allow electricity to flow through it

force
resistor
circuit
insulator
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An object that is able to attract iron

magnet
electromagnet
magnetic field
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A temporary magnet formed when electric current flows through a wire coiled around a metal core

Hint: 2 choices
magnet
generator
electromagnet
magnetism
magnets
generators
electromagnets
magnetisms
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What are the two kinds of charges that particles of matter can have?

Positive
Negative
Both
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What two things does every circuit have?

Negative Charge
Positive Charge
An unbroken path and a power source.
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When can negative charges move from one object to another?

Anytime two objects rub together or touch
Anytime they touch they stick together
Never
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Push or pull

conductor
force
insulator
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Objects that have the same number of positive and negative charges are?

Parallel
Neutral
Static
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Reduces the amount of electricity that can flow through a material

resistor
insulator
circuit
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The area around a magnet where the force of a magnet can act

Hint: 2 choices
magnetism
magnetic field
magnet
electromagnet
magnetisms
magnetic fields
magnets
electromagnets
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Objects with the same kind of charge (BLANK) each other

Repel
Attract
Neutral
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When electrical charges build up on the surface of an object, (BLANK) electricity occurs

series
current
static
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The pushing or pulling force caused by a magnet

Hint: 2 choices
magnetic flow
magnetic field
electromagnet
magnetism
magnetic flows
magnetic fields
electromagnets
magnetisms
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What are two ways magnets can be used to produce electricity?

By moving a magnet through a coil of wire and by moving a coil of wire you can use wires through a magnetic field.
By moving a magnet current through a coil of wire and by moving a coil of wire you can use wires through a electric current.
By moving a field through a coil of wire and by moving a coil of wire you can use wires through a water current.
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An unbroken path through path through which negative charges can flow

insulator
conductor
circuit
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Magnetism and (BLANK) are related

magnet
electric
current
electricity
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Name two things that are not attracted to a magnet?

Hint: 2 choices
Paper
Sand
Wood
Metal
Coins
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A material that allows electricity to flow through it easily

resistor
conductor
force
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As a (BLANK) flows through a circuit, it causes a magnetic field T

Current
Electric current
flow
water
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Produces electricity by using a coil of wire and a magnet

Hint: 2 choices
electromagnet
generator
magnetic field
magnet
electromagnets
generators
magnetic fields
magnets
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The continuous flow of negative charges through a material is called (BLANK) electricity.

current
series
attract