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The blue and red magnets you buy at stores or get from toy sets are called _____________________, because they are made by people.
artificial magnets
Earth is an example of a _________________.
permanent magnet
What interaction do you think will happen between these objects?
They will attract.
What interaction do you think will happen between these objects?
They will repel.
What interaction do you think will happen between these objects?
They will repel.
What kind of charge do you observe in the picture?
Negative
What kind of charge do you observe in the picture?
Positive
What kind of charge do you observe in the picture?
Neutral
What's being shown in the picture?
The magnetic field of a magnet.
Pulling a rope is an example of a ______________.
contact force
Pushing a box is an example of a ________________.
contact force
Magnetic force is an example of a ____________.
noncontact force
Electric force is an example of a _____________.
noncontact force
Gravity is an example of a ______________.
noncontact force
How do you predict the motion of the wind chimes is going to be if the wind is blowing?
They will swing back and forth.
How do you predict the motion of the ball is going to be?
It will bounce up and down into the box.
What is the speed of a ball that rolls down a 100 meter hill for 20 minutes?
Its speed is 5 meters per minute.
How far did the blue car travel?
65 Kilometers
How far did the red car travel?
135 Kilometers
This is an example of(motion, speed, position, direction):
motion
This is an example of(motion, speed, position, direction):
speed
This is an example of(motion, speed, position, direction):
position
This is an example of(motion, speed, position, direction):
direction
What is a magnetic field?
It is the space where the force of a magnet acts.
What is a magnetic pole?
It is the point where the magnetic force is the strongest.
What is an electromagnet?
A magnet that can be turned on and off by an electric current.
What is a permanent magnet?
A magnet that cannot be turned off.
What is a natural magnet?
A kind of magnet not made by humans and usually found in the ground.
What is static discharge?
The transfer of particles that have an electric charge between objects that are not touching.
What is an insulator?
A material that cannot move electric charge easily.
What is a conductor?
A material that moves electric charge easily.
What is electric force?
The attracting or repelling force that happens between charged matter.
What is attract?
A push noncontact force that happens when two objects have the opposite charges.
What is repel?
A push noncontact force that happens when two objects have the same kind of charge.
What is neutral charge?
It is when matter has the same amount of positive and negative charge.
What is electric charge?
An overall positive or negative charge.
What is net force?
The total forces acting on an object.
What are balanced forces?
They are two equal forces acting on an object.
What does "exert" mean?
It is a synonym of "apply".
What is gravity?
It is a force that acts between any two objects that pulls them toward one another.
What are noncontact forces?
Forces that act on an object but do not touch the object.
What is friction?
It is a force that goes against the motion of an object.
What is spring force?
The force exerted by an object that has been stretched or squeezed.
What is tension force?
It is a pulling force that stretches something.
What are contact forces?
Forces that act between objects that are touching.
What is force?
It is a push or a pull.
What is predict?
It means "to make an educated guess".
What is relative?
It means "compare to".
What is speed?
How fast or slow something can move.
What is distance?
How far something travels.
What is direction?
The way and object faces.
What is motion?
A change in an object's location.
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