Magnets and Magnetism Third Grade
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- Q1What is a magnet?a piece of iron that is heavy and shinySomething that repels certain metals and has no field surrounding ita rock that was found on the moonSomething that can attract certain metals and has an invisible magnetic field surrounding it.30s
- Q2A lodestone isa beautiful piece of jewelrya rock that is not a magnet found in the Eartha rock found on the moon that is a magneta rock found in the Earth that is a permanent magnet.30s
- Q3The area around a magnet in which an invisible magnetic force exists is calledfield of attractiondanger zoneplaying fieldmagnetic field30s
- Q4A natural force of attraction or repulsion of magnetic materials caused by the lining up of their atoms.magnetismfrictionatomslove30s
- Q5Instrument that uses magnets and the Earth's magnetic poles; used by travelers to determine geographic direction.compassradiothermometerradar30s
- Q6The north or south end of a magnet. These are the strongest areas of a magnet.TopsEndsPolesCaps30s
- Q7What are magnets attracted to?ice, water, dirtaluminum, platinum, goldIron, nickel, cobaltcopper, silver, gold30s
- Q8What is the biggest known magnet?SunVenusEarth.Moon30s
- Q9The device that your group designed and built moved because your magnets were made toRepelAttractAccelerateTwirl30s
- Q10What are the four major features or properties of a magnet?attraction, opposites repel & same attract, three poles, mapscompass, poles, magnetic fields, repelattraction, repulsion, two poles, metalattraction, navigation, two poles, opposites attract & same repel30s
- Q11Name the area where ancient sailors first encountered lodestones.AtlantisShreveportMylantaMagnesia30s