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Unit 4, Lesson 2: Magnetism

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McGraw Hill - Imagine It - 4th grade

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'Rarely' means about the same as

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The Earth has a hot iron 'core.' The 'core' of something is its

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An electric 'current' can produce its own magnetic field. In this sentence, a 'current' is a

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There is no 'friction' from wheels on rails on a magnetic train. 'Friction' is

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Opposite poles 'attract'. 'Attract' means

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What are most magnets made of?

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What is the push or pull of a magnet called?

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What makes a compass work?

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Which of these has an electromagnet in it?

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A North pole of a magnet will always be attracted to

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How does the Earth act like a huge magnet?

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Why is a magnetic train faster than an ordinary train?

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In what form is iron usually found?