Science Vocabulary #3

What term means:
the part of a circuit that uses electricity by giving off light, sound, heat, or increasing magnetic interacting. Some examples are light bulbs, motors, and electromagnets.

• magnet
• load
• open circuit
• path

What term means:
a material that has the ability to attract iron, steel, or an iron

• magnet
• open circuit
• reflection
• magnetic

What term means:
a substance that is attracted to a magnet and can act like a magnet
 

• magnet
• magnetic
• path
• magnetic pole

Tags

CCSS.L.1.6

CCSS.L.3.6

CCSS.L.K.5A

What term means:
the area of attraction and repulsion that surrounds a magnet

• magnet
• magnetic
• magnetic field
• open circuit

What term means:
a place on a magnet where the magnetic effect is the strongest; the two ends of a bar magnet

• magnet
• magnetic
• reflection
• magnetic pole

What term means:
two objects are pulled toward each other; for example iron and steel objects to magnets or two unlike poles are placed near each other

• magnetically attract
• magnetic pole
• reflection
• magnetically attract

What term means:
two objects pushed away from each other; for example two poles of a magnet are placed near each other

• magnetically repel
• open circuit
• magnetic field
• magnetically attract

What term means:
a break in the conducting material of the path; electricity cannot flow continuously

• open circuit
• path
• reflection
• load

What term means:
the part of a circuit along which electricity travels; it is made of conducting material

• load
• path
• reflection
• load

What term means:
light that bounces off a surface

• reflection
• load
• open circuit
• path