Electricity and Magnetism

Magnets attract

• water

• wood

• metal

• fire

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What poles attract each other?

• Wooden poles
• Flag poles
• North and south poles
• magnet poles

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A real-life example of static electricity

(a)  

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Thomas Edison built

• the first every lightbulb

• a lamp

• the first electric power plant in the U.S.

• a kite

What is the opposite pole of a north pole in a magnet?

• East pole

• West pole

• South pole

• North pole

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What material is not attracted to magnets?

• Iron

• Steel

• Plastic

• Nickel

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Electrical wires are always covered with an

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Which created static electricity?

• eating oatmeal

• touching wood

• rubbing a balloon on your hair

• using shoes

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What happens when like poles of a magnet are brought close to each other?

• They attract

• They repel

• They do nothing

• They become neutral

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Current electricity has to exist in a loop. The loop is called a ___

• battery

• magnet

• light bulb

• circuit