| A | B |
|---|
| MAGNETISM | INVISIBLE FORCE THAT ATTRACTS OR PUSHES OBJECTS |
| MAGNETITE | NATURALLY OCCURRING IRON ORE THAT IS MAGNETIC |
| POLES | TWO POINTS ON A MAGNET WHERE THE EFFECT IS STRONGEST |
| NORTH AND SOUTH | NAMES FOR POLES |
| COMPASS | MEASURES MAGNETIC NORTH |
| MAGNETIC FIELD | THE AREA OF FORCE SURROUNDING MAGNETS AND MAGNETITE |
| TEMPORARY MAGNETS | SOFT IRON AND CERTAIN IRON ALLOYS WHICH ARE EASILY MAGNETISED |
| ELECTROMAGNET | A STRONG MAGNET PRODUCED BY PLACING A METAL CORE INSIDE A COIL OF WIRE CARRYING AN ELECTRIC CURRENT |
| RULE OF MAGNETISM | LIKE POLES REPEL AND UNLIKE POLES ATTRACT |
| WILLIAM GILBERT | SCIENTIST WHO FIRST REALIZED THE EARTH WAS A GIANT MAGNET AND THAT MAGNETS COULD BE MADE BY BEATING WROUGHT IRON |
| HANS CHRISTIAN OERSTED | FIRST SCIENTIST TO DEMONSTRATE THAT THERE WAS A RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETISM |
| MAGNES | GREEK SHEPHERD WHO LEGEND CLAIMS FIRST NOTICED ROCKS STICKING TO THE NAILS IN HIS SHOES |
| SUPERCONDUCTORS | THE STRONGEST MAGNETS |
