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19/20 Magnets Practice Quiz
Where is the phone?
The electron is
19/20 Magnets Practice Quiz
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The electron is
Positive
Neutral
Negative
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Where is the phone?
On the computer cart
On the teacher's desk by the windows
In the science office/back room
3
A graph is useful for what purpose?
We can see patterns and relationships easier
We can see the numbers easily
It is nice to look at
Because the teacher says to
4
The investigative question or IQ is also considered the?
The purpose
The question
Part of the procedure
The experiment
5
Where is our fire extinguisher?
In the red backpack
In the back room/science office
On the back cabinet
6
You can weaken a magnet by:
hitting it
all of them
heating it up
dropping it
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The neutron is
Neutral
Negative
Positive
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The proton is
Negative
Positive
Neutral
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What is the area surrounding a magnet called?
magnets
magnetosphere
north and south poles
magnetic field
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Numerical data is considered:
A data table
Quantitative data
Graph data
Qualitative data
11
The parts that make up an atom are called:
Atomic parts
Atom parts
The particles
Subatomic parts
12
Is the Earth considered a strong or weak magnet?
weak
strong
we don't know
13
What 2 factors affect the strength of a magnet?
Number of magnets and speed
Number of magnets and distance between it and an object
Speed and distance magnet travels
Number of paperclips used
14
What shields us from the sun's high-energy particles?
The Earth's core
The stratosphere
The Earth's crust and mantle
The magnetosphere
15
The 2 ends of a magnet are called?
Plus and minus
The ends
Positive pole and negative pole
The poles
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Both the _______________ and the ________________ are inside the nucleus
Neutron and electron
Proton and neutron
Proton and electron
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What is magnetism closely related to?
magnets
ancient people
lodestones
electricity
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A procedure should include:
All materials and how to do it
All variables (IV, DV, controlled), how to measure DV, number of trials.
All variables and the data
All materials
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What type of force is a magnetic force?
non-contact
Pull only
Forceful
contact
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Observations are considered:
Qualitative data
Quantitative data
Data you can't graph
Recorded data
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What are the 2 theories that explain why some substances are magnetic while others are not?
Domain Theory and Theory of Opposite Charges
Atomic Theory and Domain Theory
Magnet theory and Atomic theory
Magnetic and Pole theory
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Where is our fire blanket?
In the red backpack
On the back shelf
The back room/science office