1. 100 200 300 400 500 Fields & Forces Magnetism Electro- magnetism Applications of Magnetism Game Board

2. C1-100 Something that can exert a pull or force on a piece of iron.

3. C1-200C1-100 This is revealed when iron filings are sprinkled over a magnet.

4. C1-300C1-100 These are the two poles of a magnet.

5. C1-400C1-100 The North end of a magnetic compass’ needle will point towards this bar magnet pole.

6. C1-500 C1-100 The Earth’s South magnetic pole is near this geographic pole.

7. C2-100C1-100 This is where magnetism originates.

8. C2-200C2-100C1-100C2-100C1-100 Groups of aligned atoms are called this.

9. C2-100C1-100 C2-300C2-300 Two out of three ways that a permanent magnet can lose it’s magnetism.

10. C2-400C2-100 C1-100 These are three of the four “highly” magnetic elements.

11. C2-500C2-400C2-100 C1-100 Draw a magnetic domain diagram to show the difference between a magnetic and non magnetic material.

12. C3-100C2-400C2-100 C1-100 Any moving charged particle or object creates this.

13. C3-200C2-400C2-100C3-100C2-400C2-100 C1-100 This rule helps to describe the direction of the magnetic field around a current carrying wire.

14. C3-300C2-400C2-100C3-100C2-400C2-100 C1-100 This is the direction of the magnetic fields at Points A and B. I A B

15. C3-400C2-400C2-100C3-100C2-400C2-100 C1-100 This is the name of a magnet that is created when electric current flows through wires.

16. C3-500C2-400C2-100C3-100C2-400C2-100 C1-100 These are four devices that use electromagnets.

17. C4-100C2-400C2-100 The first player to buzz in wins 100 points and a piece of candy.

18. C4-200C4-100C2-400C2-100C4-100C2-400C2-100 10 amps of current run through a 10 ohm resistor. This is the amount of voltage across the resistor.

19. C4-300C4-100C2-400C2-100 This is the direction of the magnetic field coming out of the current loop below. I I

20. C4-400C4-100C2-400C2-100C4-300C4-100C2-400C2-100 When coils of wire are turned inside of a magnetic field this is created.

21. C4-500C4-400C4-100C2-400C2-100 These three things are the fundamental parts of a loud speaker.

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