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What are the two poles of a magnet?
North and South
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Refrigerator doors have __________ in them to make sure they are closed tightly.
Magnets
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A force that makes an object move towards the person putting the force is________________.
Pull force
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When the South Pole of a magnet is placed close to the South Pole of another magnet, they will ________ each other.
Repel
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When a force acts on an object it can change its ____________.
Motion
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If a metal nail is placed close to a magnet, the magnet will _________ the nail.
Attract
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Magnets are used around the ______ of refrigerators.
Doors
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Cobalt, nickel and iron are _____________ metals.
Magnetic
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__________________ are forces that happen from electric charges.
electrostatic forces
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__________________ are forces that can happen without the objects touching.
non-contact forces
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When two North Poles are near, they will ________ each other.
repel
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A force that makes an object move away from the person putting the force is_______________.
Push force
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_________________ are forces that need objects to touch for the force to work.
Contact forces
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Materials that are attached to magnets are called ____________ materials.
Magnetic
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When opposite poles are near each other, they will _________ each other.
Attract
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__________________________ happens when the Earth pulls all objects around it to itself.
Gravitational forces of Earth
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Materials that are not attracted to magnets are called _____________ materials.
Non-magnetic
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The tip of a screwdriver is ______________, so small screws will stick to it.
Magnetic
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________ are used in mobile phones to make them work well.
Magnets
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The unit of force is ____________________.
Newtons
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