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- They are man-made.
- They are made of iron.
- They have two poles and a magnetic field.
- They are magnetic only when an electric charge goes through them.
- The two poles will not touch each other because of magnetic repulsion.
- The magnets will stick together because of magnetic attraction.
- The two poles will touch but not stick together.
- The magnets will lose their magnetism.
- the Earth, which has magnetic north and south poles
- the city of Chicago, which has a North and South side
- a map of the country, which has a compass pointing north
- an unmagnetized block of metal, which has a top and a bottom
- something used to demagnetize pieces of metal.
- the area in which a magnet exerts magnetic force.
- an open area where you are likely to find natural magnets.
- an electric charge that can be sent through a wire to make it magnetic.
- True
- False
- a compass
- a maglev train
- an electric lock
- a computer chip
- a magnet is near a nonmagnetic object.
- two magnets’ south poles are near each other.
- opposite poles of two magnets are near each other.
- a natural magnet and a man-made magnet are near each other.
- don’t know how to tell the north pole from the south pole.
- can’t tell how much magnetic force a magnet has.
- don’t know why magnets have magnetic force.
- don’t know why the Earth has magnetism.
- storing information on computer hard drives
- sticking photos on the refrigerator
- making high speed trains levitate
- locking padlocks with metal keys
- a north pole
- a natural magnet
- a man-made magnet
- a non-metallic magnet
Magnets Flocabulary Read & Respond Answers
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- a compass needle that points to the Earth’s magnetic pole but does not itself attract other objects
- a freezer door that uses magnets to stay shut, but can easily be opened
- a refrigerator magnet that can hold up one but not two pieces of paper
- a junkyard crane that uses magnets to pick up whole cars
- Magnet 1 has neither a north or south pole.
- The blue side is the north pole of magnet 1.
- The blue side is the south pole of magnet 1.
- The green side is the south pole of magnet 1.
- a natural magnet
- an electromagnet
- a permanent magnet
- a ferromagnetic metal
- travel very quickly.
- reduce the force of friction.
- hold heavy things together.
- find which direction is north.
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