Magnet
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| A _____________ is an example of a natural magnet. | lodestone
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| What is a temporary magnet? | is a metal object that has been magnetized by rubbing a magnet over it several times. It will eventually lose its power over time.
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| a ________magnet be weakened over time. | permanent
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| the Earth's magnetic field is most like a ______ magnet. | bar
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| what kind of objects are attracted to magnets? | contains iron or nickel.. examples:
bolts and nuts, paperclip, nails, wire
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| what kind of objects are NOT attracted to magnets ? | glass,plastic,rubber bands, aluminum, copper
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| Are there ALWAYS two poles on a magnet ? | True the North and the South
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| On a magnet opposites ___________. | Attract
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| On a magnet like poles _________. | repel
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| The needle on of a compass turns until the north-seeking pole points to Earth's _______ north pole. | magnetic
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| A _________________ is an object that attracts, repels, pulls, certain metals, mainly iron and stell | magnet
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| What are some uses for magnets? | compass, trains, attaching items to things like a refrigerator.
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| Can you create a temporary magnet? | Yes, A temporary magnet is created when a magnetic metal (like scissors or an iron nail) are rubbed with a permanent magnet. The magnetism is temporarily transferred to the metal object.
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| A magnet is strongest at its _____________. | poles
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| The Earth is like a ________________. | magnet.
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| Area around a magnet where the force of a magnet can act. | magnetic field
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