Topic 5 Vocabulary
Use these definitions to complete the Topic 5 Vocabulary worksheet. When you have completed it, answer the questions that follow.
An instrument that contains a magnetized needle that points toward magnetic north.
1. Compass
2. Field
A region around an object that can attract or repel other objects.
An object or material that generates a magnetic field.
3. Magnet
A field that exerts a force on magnets or certain metals like iron, nickel, and cobalt.
4. Magnetic Field
The opposite points on a magnet where the magnetic field lines converge (south pole) and diverge (north pole).
5. Magnetic Poles
6. Electric Field
A field formed when objects collect electric charges.
A property of matter caused by an imbalance of protons (positive) and electrons (negative)
7. Electric Charge
A wire coil, sometimes wrapped around a metal core, that produces a magnetic field when electricity runs through the wire.
8. Electromagnet
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Topic 5 Vocabulary
Use these definitions to complete the Topic 5 Vocabulary worksheet. When you have completed it, answer the questions that follow.
An instrument that contains a magnetized needle that points toward magnetic north.
1. Compass
2. Field
A region around an object that can attract or repel other objects.
An object or material that generates a magnetic field.
3. Magnet
A field that exerts a force on magnets or certain metals like iron, nickel, and cobalt.
4. Magnetic Field
The opposite points on a magnet where the magnetic field lines converge (south pole) and diverge (north pole).
5. Magnetic Poles
6. Electric Field
A field formed when objects collect electric charges.
A property of matter caused by an imbalance of protons (positive) and electrons (negative)
7. Electric Charge
A wire coil, sometimes wrapped around a metal core, that produces a magnetic field when electricity runs through the wire.
8. Electromagnet