Task:1 Questions:1. What is electricity?2. What is magnetism3. When do magnets attract each other? When do theyrepel each other?4. Can magnet produce electricity each other?5. Are electricity and magnetism the same thing?6. Describe the difference between the words transparent,translucent, and opaque.7. Explain the difference between reflection and refraction8. What is magnetic field?9. What are conductors give examples.10. What are the basic laws of magnetism?

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