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8th Magnets &

8th Study Guide Magnets, Magnetism and Electricity

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A maglev train can hover above the track without touching it because of ______. Magnetic Force
Oersted was the scientist who discovered how _____. electricity and magnetism are related
This is a correct statement of Faraday's Law. A changing magnetic field produces an electric current.
Moving a magnet back and forth inside a coil of wire produces a (n) __________. Alternating current
Factors that affect the strength of a solenoid's magnetic field include the _______. amount of current flowing through the wire and number of turns in the wire
Why do the poles of the electromagnet in a electric motor keep reversing? The current keeps changing direction
To use the right hand rule, you should point your thumb in the same direction as the ______. electric current
Electrons spinning around the nucleus of an atom causes the atom to ________________________________________________. be a tiny magnet, have a north and south poles and have a magnetic field.
What causes the Earth's magnetism? The movement of charged particles in Earth's outer core.
If you increase the amount of current flowing through a wire, the magnetic field around the wire will ______. increase in strength.
Ferromagnetic materials include _______. iron, nickle and cobalt.
This device does NOT contain a electromagnet. Solenoid
This statement would be false about magnetosphere. It is found only over Earth's magnetic poles
Evidence for magnetic field reversals come from_____. rocks on the ocean floor.
How is magnetic force like electric force? It is caused by moving electrons, it generates a force field and it acts over a distance.
T or F Earth's magnetic and geographic poles are located in the same places. False
T or F A maglev train levitates above the track because of magnetic repulsion. True
T or F Moving electric charges generate a magnetic field. True
T or F Earth's magnetic force is exerted over a distance. True
T or F An atom is a tiny magnet because its electrons spin around its nucleus. True
T or F A coiled wire has a weaker magnetic field than a straight wire. False
T or F Copper and aluminum are attracted by magnets False
T or F Both electric generators and electric transformers are needed to safely provide electricity to homes. True
T or F The most magnetic material in nature is Magnetite True
T or F Most electric devices with moving parts contain electric motors. True
T or F Electromagnetic induction always requires movement of a magnet. False
T or F The idea that Earth is a magnet was first proposed by William Gilbert. True
T or F Reversals of Earth's magnetic field have occurred only a few times in the past. False
T or F The magnetic field created by current flowing through a wire surrounds the wire in concentric circles. True
The north or south end of a magnet is known as a magnetic ______ pole
The north poles of two magnets ______ each other repel
Kinetic energy in a power plant is supplied by a (n) turning ____. turbine
A (n) _________ is a coil of wire with electric current flowing through it, giving it a magnetic field. solenoid
Magnetism produced by an electric current is called ____. electromagnetism
An area of a ferromagnetic material where the poles of all the atoms are aligned is a (n) _______. magnetic domain
A device that uses an electromagnet to change electrical energy to kinetic energy is a (n) ____________. electric motor
Earth's magnetic field is called the _____. magnetosphere
A device that uses electromagnetic induction to change kinetic energy to electrical energy is a (n) _____________________. electric generator
A device that uses electromagnetic induction to increase the voltage of electric current is a (n) _______. electric transformer
The area around a magnet where it exerts magnetic force is its _____. magnetic field
A (n) ____________ is a continuous flow of electric charges. electric current
A (n) _________ is a material through which electric current can flow. electric conductor
A (n) __________ occurs when Earth's magnetic poles switch places. magnetic reversal
Earth's north magnetic pole is located at about ______ north latitude. 80 degrees
Describe how magnetic fields interact. Opposite fields attract and join to each other. Same charge fields repel and push against each other.
Describe the magnetosphere. Huge region that extends outward from Earth for several thousand kilometers. The strongest force is located at the poles.
Identify two factors that affect the magnetic field surrounding a wire that is carrying electric current. Direction and Strength of current.
Compare and Contrast a solenoid and bar magnet. Both a solenoid and a bar magnet have north and south poles. A solenoid is a coil of wire with electric current flowing through it, giving it a magnetic field. A bar magnet has no electricity.
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