1. Magnets can stick to 2. Magnetism is 3. The Earth itself is a giant 4. The most common mineral that can be made into a magnet is 5. The only 3 things that can stick to magnets are and 6. Magnetism comes from moving 7. You can use a to make a magnet. 8. The Earth is full of melted and 9. What is one thing that uses the Earth's magnetic field to navigate anywhere on Earth? 10. If a magnet comes near another magnet it either or 11. A magnet has a pole and a pole. 12. If you break a magnet in half you get 13. Each of these new magnets has a pole and a pole. 14. Poles that are alike from each other. 15. Poles that are not alike each other. 16. If you rub a needle with a magnet you can make a 17 Magnetic Resonance Imaging allows doctors to see a picture of a person's 18. Where are 3 places you can find magnets? 19. A levitating train is magnetic True or False 20 The

1. Magnets can stick to 2. Magnetism is 3. The Earth itself is a giant 4. The most common mineral that can be made into a magnet is 5. The only 3 things that can stick to magnets are and 6. Magnetism comes from moving 7. You can use a to make a magnet. 8. The Earth is full of melted and 9. What is one thing that uses the Earth's magnetic field to navigate anywhere on Earth? 10. If a magnet comes near another magnet it either or 11. A magnet has a pole and a pole. 12. If you break a magnet in half you get 13. Each of these new magnets has a pole and a pole. 14. Poles that are alike from each other. 15. Poles that are not alike each other. 16. If you rub a needle with a magnet you can make a 17 Magnetic Resonance Imaging allows doctors to see a picture of a person's 18. Where are 3 places you can find magnets? 19. A levitating train is magnetic True or False 20 The

Foundations of Astronomy (MindTap Course List)

14th Edition

ISBN:9781337399920

Author:Michael A. Seeds, Dana Backman

Publisher:Michael A. Seeds, Dana Backman

Chapter19: Earth: The Active Planet

Section: Chapter Questions

Problem 8P: From Hawaii to the bend in the Hawaiian-Emperor chain is about 4000 km. Use the speed of Pacific...

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