| A | B |
|---|
| This object is NOT magnetic | grass |
| This object IS magnetic | filing cabinet |
| sofa | is NOT magnetic |
| car | IS magnetic |
| Magnets are made of | iron |
| Number of poles on a magnet | two |
| Uses of a compass: | 1) help a hiker find his way, 2) help a captain navigate his ship 3)help a pilot fly a plane |
| A compass always points | north |
| Occupations that use magnets: | 1) auto mechanic 2) farmer 3) teacher |
| What a magnet contains that attracts certain kinds of metal | force |
| Magnetism was originally discovered in a metallic | rock |
| The two poles of a magnet | north and south |
| The north pole will _____ the north pole of another magnet. | repel or push away |
| The north pole of a magnet will _______the south pole of another magnet | attract |
| attract | The south pole of one magnet will ______the north pole of another magnet. |
| Where a magnet is the strongest | at its poles |
| Horseshoe, disc, bar, and U-shaped are | shapes of magnets |
| Contains magnets | compass, refrigerator, and recycling center |
| Where are the poles of a magnet located? | at the ends |
| Where else will you find north and south poles other than a magnet? | On a globe |
| Attract means | to come together |
| Repel means | to push away |
