Magnetism Test Review

True North

• A. A magnet that will align itself with the earth's poles
• B. The movement of electrons which creates the flow of electricity
• C. The invisible force that surrounds every magnet
• D. A temporary magnet created by the flow of electrons
• E. The exact location of the earth's North Pole

Current Electricity

• A. A magnet that will align itself with the earth's poles
• B. The movement of electrons which creates the flow of electricity
• C. The invisible force that surrounds every magnet
• D. A temporary magnet created by the flow of electrons
• E. The exact location of the earth's North Pole

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Magnetic Field

• A. A magnet that will align itself with the earth's poles
• B. The movement of electrons which creates the flow of electricity
• C. The invisible force that surrounds every magnet
• D. A temporary magnet created by the flow of electrons
• E. The exact location of the earth's North Pole

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Electromagnet

• A. A magnet that will align itself with the earth's poles
• B. The movement of electrons which creates the flow of electricity
• C. The invisible force that surrounds every magnet
• D. A temporary magnet created by the flow of electrons
• E. The exact location of the earth's North Pole

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Compass

• A. A magnet that will align itself with the earth's poles
• B. The movement of electrons which creates the flow of electricity
• C. The invisible force that surrounds every magnet
• D. A temporary magnet created by the flow of electrons
• E. The exact location of the earth's North Pole

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Magnetism

• A. A magnet which holds its magnetic properties for a long time
• B. The alignment of electrons which creates magnetic fields
• C. The pulling together of two unlike poles of a magnet
• D. A form of energy created by the flow of electrons
• E. The pushing apart of two like poles of a magnet

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Repel

• A. A magnet which holds its magnetic properties for a long time
• B. The alignment of electrons which creates magnetic fields
• C. The pulling together of two unlike poles of a magnet
• D. A form of energy created by the flow of electrons
• E. The pushing apart of two like poles of a magnet

Electricity

• A. A magnet which holds its magnetic properties for a long time
• B. The alignment of electrons which creates magnetic fields
• C. The pulling together of two unlike poles of a magnet
• D. A form of energy created by the flow of electrons
• E. The pushing apart of two like poles of a magnet

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Attract

• A. A magnet which holds its magnetic properties for a long time
• B. The alignment of electrons which creates magnetic fields
• C. The pulling together of two unlike poles of a magnet
• D. A form of energy created by the flow of electrons
• E. The pushing apart of two like poles of a magnet

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Permanent Magnet

• A. A magnet which holds its magnetic properties for a long time
• B. The alignment of electrons which creates magnetic fields
• C. The pulling together of two unlike poles of a magnet
• D. A form of energy created by the flow of electrons
• E. The pushing apart of two like poles of a magnet