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•The region of Earth’s magnetic

field shaped by the solar wind.

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•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

TRUE or FALSE?

The Earths’s magnetic poles are the part where the magnetic effect is the weakest.

300Category 1

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

400•Category 1

What is the build up of charges on an

object called?

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What words describe the loss of static electricity as electric charges transfer fromone object to another ?

200•Category 2

TRUE or FALSE?

Electronic charges that are differentattract each other.

300•Category 2

Electric Force is _______________________________________________.

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

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Earth is like a bar magnet because it has 1. ____________________2. ____________________3.____________________

200•Category 3

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

What do spinning electrons produce in a magnet?

400•Category 3

TRUE or FALSE?

Conduction is the transfer of electrons from a charged object to another object by rubbing.

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When charging by _____________, the objects do not touch each other.

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The law of ______________of charges states that charges cannot be created or destroyed.

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An ___________ is a particle that carries a

negative charge.

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__________ is the interaction between 2 or more objects.

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The region around a charged object where the object’s electric force is exerted on other objects is called _______________.

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What does the Vesorium device detect?

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Opposites ______________ !

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MAGNETOSPHERE

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B. Earth’s magnetic pole in the Northern Hemisphere

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• FALSE. The North and South Poles have the strongest magnetic effect.

300•Category 1 Answer

The Auroras ( North- Aurora Borealis, South-Aurora Australius)

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•Static Electricity

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•Static Discharge

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•TRUE

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The attraction or repulsion between electrical charges.

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Every 11 years.

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1. Has a north and south pole 2. Has a magnetic field 3. Has a magnetic force

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FALSE. The solar winds come closest to the North and South Pole.

300•Category 3 Answer

•Magnetic Field

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FALSE. Conduction is the transfer of electrons of a charged object by direct contact with another object.

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Induction.

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Conservation of Charge

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•ELECTRON

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Force

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Electric Field

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A Vesorium detects if there is an electric charge.

300•Category 5 Answer

Attract!!

Electric Charges Magnetic ChargesElectrical Charges Magnetic Charges

400•Category 5 Answer