| A | B |
|---|
| Magnetic | has ability to exert forces on magnets and magnetic materials |
| Permanent Magnet | material that remains magnetic without outside energy being supplied. |
| Poles | All magnets have North and South Poles |
| Magnetic Field | influence created by a magnet that exerts forces on other magnets. |
| Speed of Light | The speed of magnetic forces. |
| Compass | a magnet that is free to spin and align with Earth's magnetic poles. |
| Electromagnet | a magnet made with wires and electric current. |
| Magnetic Materials | iron, cobalt and nickel. |
| Magnitite | naturally occurring magnetic material. |
| Electromagnetic Induction | use of a moving magnet to create an electric current. |
| Electric Motors | transform electrical energy into mechanical energy. |
| Electric Generator | transform mechanical energy into electrical energy. |
| Transformer | change high voltage to household voltage. |
| Direct Current (DC) | current provided by batteries. |
| Alternating Current (AC) | Household electrical current. |
