Chapter 1 Vocabulary Terms

Krystal bought a new refrigerator magnet and put it on the refrigerator. What type of magnetic force represents the magnet connecting to the refrigerator?

• Repelling

• Attracting

• Kinetic Energy

• Potential Energy

DRAG & DROP: ​ Based on the image, ​ ​ (a)   represents the space around a magnet in which magnetic forces can act on object

• magnetic field
• repelling
• attracting
• magnetic field line

DROP DOWN: The south pole and north pole of a magnet represents ​ (a)  

• magnetic poles
• magnetic field lines
• magnetic fields

Based on the Photo: By looking on the photo, what magnetic force is being represented?

• Repelling

• Kinetic Energy

• Attraction

• Potential Energy

TRUE/FALSE: Based on the image, the magnetic field lines are connecting because the magnets are repelling.

• True

• False

DRAG & DROP: ​ (a)   connects opposite magnetic poles and represents the strength and direction of the magnetic field.

• Magnetic field line
• Kinetic energy
• Magnetic field
• Magnetic poles

TRUE/FALSE: Two south magnetic poles are facing each other that has the magnet push each other away. This is an example of repelling.

• False

• True