Opposite poles.....

Like poles....

What do we call materials that are strongly magnetic?

What do we call materials that do not interact with magnets?

Which of the following is a ferromagnetic material?

Which of the following is a ferromagnetic material?

Which of the following is a ferromagnetic material?

Which of the following is a non ferromagnetic material?

Which of the following is a non ferromagnetic material?

These can be turned into temporary or permanent magnets

______ is the force of attraction or repulsion of a magnetic material due to the arrangement of its electrons

This is a snapshot of electrons. Which is likely the case below?

This is a snapshot of electrons. Which is likely the case below?

This is a snapshot of electrons. Which is likely the case below?

Magnets are created when its _____________ are aligned.

True or false: All magnets have a magnetic field.

A ____ _____ is the region around a magnet where objects are affected by its magnetic force

True or false: We can see a magnet's magnetic field.

What tool do we use in the lab to visualize magnetic fields.

When magnetic field lines are drawn closer together, this represents an area where magnetic force is _________.

While paper clips are clinging to a bar magnet, they are temporary magnets.

In order for a ferromagnetic material to become magnetic, its electrons must be aligned.

There are magnets that exist with only one pole.

In which country were magnets discovered 2500 years ago?

True or false: Magnets can act on an object over a distance.

Looking at the field lines in this picture, these two magnets are ________