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2 Magnetic Earth Magnetic Fields More Magetic Earth Magnets “Mystery” Question 100 200 300 400

3 What is the name of the region of Earth’s magnetic field that is shaped by the solar wind? 100 Category 1

4 One part of a freely spinning magnet always points to : A. magnetic field B. Earths’ magnetic pole in the Northern Hemisphere C. the center of the Earth D. the East 200 Category 1

5 TRUE or FALSE? The Earths’s magnetic poles are the part where the magnetic effect is the weakest. 300 Category 1

6 What are the glowing regions on the Earth’s poles that are caused by particles from the Sun? 400 Category 1

7 Are magnetic forces: A. Contact Forces B. Field Forces C. Explain your answer. 100 Category 2

8 Describe how the force between a Magnet and an iron object changes as the objects move closer to each other. 200 Category 2

9 TRUE or FALSE? Magnetic poles that are the same attract each other. 300 Category 2

10 Look at the Magnetic Field lines below: Explain what is happening using scientific terms. 400 Category 2

11 Both the Earth and Sun have flipped their magnetic poles. How often does the Sun’s magnetic pole usually flip? 100 Category 3

12 Earth is like a bar magnet because it has 1. ____________________ 2. ____________________ 3.____________________ 200 Category 3

13 TRUE or FALSE? Charged particles from the solar wind come closest to Earth at the Equator, where Earth’s magnetic field lines dip down to Earth’s surface. 300 Category 3

14 What do spinning electrons produce in a magnet? 400 Category 3

15 2 magnets move closer to each other, just like the picture below. Describe the force they exert on each other. 100 Category 4

16 Describe how you could make a temporary magnet (think about our labs last week). 200 Category 4

17 Using evidence from the picture below, give a scientific explanation (make a claim) that describes the differences between the magnetic energy in each example: 300 Category 4

18 Describe the difference between an non- magnetized piece of iron and a magnetized piece of iron. 400 Category 4

19 __________ is the interaction (push or pull) between 2 or more objects. 100 Category 5

20 The region around a magnetized object where the object’s magnetic force is exerted on other objects is called _________ ________. 200 Category 5

21 300 How often does the Earth’s magnetic field flip? Category 5

22 Opposites ______________ ! 400 Category 5

23 MAGNETOSPHERE 100 Category 1 Answer

24 B. Earth’s magnetic pole in the Northern Hemisphere 200 Category 1 Answer

25 FALSE. The North and South Poles have the strongest magnetic effect. 300 Category 1 Answer

26 The Auroras ( North- Aurora Borealis, South-Aurora Australius) 400 Category 1 Answer

27 B. Field Forces 100 Category 2 Answer

28 As 2 objects move closer to each other, the force between objects increases. 200 Category 2 Answer

29 FALSE. Like charges REPEL. 300 Category 2 Answer

30 The magnetic poles facing each other are the same, so the poles are repelling each other (or: there are repulsive forces between the poles). 400 Category 2 Answer

31 Every 11 years. 100 Category 3 Answer

32 1. Has a north and south pole 2. Has a magnetic field 3. Has a magnetic force 200 Category 3 Answer

33 FALSE. The solar winds come closest to the North and South Pole. 300 Category 3 Answer

34 Magnetic Field 400 Category 3 Answer

35 Attraction 100 Category 4 Answer

36 You could take a sewing needle and rub it 50- 80 times on a small magnet. The needle will be only magnetized for a short time (temporarily). 200 Category 4 Answer

37 Image A has attractive forces and image B and C have repulsive forces. Sample Evidence: In image A, the lines are connecting between the two magnets. The lines connect with the north and south pole when the opposite poles are closer together. In image B and C, the lines are not connecting between the two magnets. 300 Category 4 Answer

38 A non-magnetized piece of iron has it’s Electrons moving randomly (in all directions) A magnetized piece of iron has its Electrons moving in the same direction. 400 Category 4 answer

39 Force 100 Category 5 Answer

40 Magnetic Field 200 Category 5 Answer

41 The Earth’s magnetic field flips every ½ million years. 300 Category 5 Answer

42 Attract!! Electric Charges Magnetic Charges Electrical Charges Magnetic Charges 400 Category 5 Answer


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