How are magnetic poles similar to electric charges?

both forces acts over a distance

What is the important difference between electric charges and magnetic poles?

electric charges can be separated

magnetic poles can not be separated

if you break a magnet in half you get two smaller magnets

electric charges can not be seperated

magnetic poles can be seperated

How is the magnetic field oriented around a magnet?

magnetic field lines leave the north pole and enter the south pole

magnetic field lines leave the south pole and enter the north pole

How can you "see" the magnetic field around the magnet?

hold it up to the lights and place nail next to it

use a microscope near a magnetic

build a circuit and use a battery next to a magnet

How are magnetic field the strongest?

the field is strongest at the poles

field is strongest in the middle of the magnet

field is strongest after two magnets are stuck together

How are magnetic fields created?

moving charges create the magnetic field

tapping two magnets next to each other

Why is iron magnetic?

iron contains 4 unpaired electrons

iron contains 4 unpaired protons

iron is gray and that what makes it magnetic

Can a nonmagnetic material be made magnetic?

yes, if the magnetic domains become aligned in the same direction

yes, if the magnet is made of aluminium

no, because the magnetic domains are moving electrons

yes, if the magnetic domains are scattered

no, because the magnetic domains are aligned

What happens to the magnetic field around a current carrying wire if the current is reversed?

the direction of the magnetic field reverse

the direction of the current changed

What causes Earth's magnetic field?

the motion of charged particles within the molten part of Earths crust

compass needles that sits on a pivot

Which are the two ways to generate a current in a wire?

move a wire in and out of a magnet

move a magnet in and out of a coil of wire

sprinkle iron near a bar magnet

How do you use your right hand to determine the magnetic field around a current-carrying wire?

your thumb points in the direction of the current

the fingers curl in the direction of the magnetic field

your fingers points in the direction of the current

your thumb curls in the direction of the magnetic field

What would increase the strength of an electromagnet?

Increasing the amount of current flowing through the wire.

Inserting a wooden core inside the coil

Changing the direction of the current

Decreasing the number of coils of wire

What is the best way to make an electromagnet stronger?

Add coils to the iron with wire

An object that attracts certain metals

An object that attracts all metals.

An object that attracts plastic.

An object that attracts all non-metals

A magnetic domain is defined as:

A small atom in which the direction influences magnetism

A small atom in which the direction influences electrical energy

A small atom in which the direction influences thermal energy

A small atom in which the direction influences polarity

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Lines of force representing the magnetic field around a magnet is called

magnetic field lines

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ALINCO Magnet

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The end of the magnet which produces magnetic force

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The space around a magnet through which magnetic forces acts

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A magnetic made up of aluminum, nickel, and cobalt

ALNICO Magnet

magneto

blue magnet

red and blue magnet

A cluster of atoms which have aligned magnetic fields

magnetic domain

magnetic pole

electromagnet

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Magnetism Review

Lines of force representing the magnetic field around a magnet is called

The end of the magnet which produces magnetic force

The space around a magnet through which magnetic forces acts

A magnetic made up of aluminum, nickel, and cobalt

A cluster of atoms which have aligned magnetic fields

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