Are you ready for your 4th-grade magnetism and electricity test? Here is a quiz for you. Magnetism and electricity are mutually dependent on one another. Electricity creates magnetism and vice versa. Whenever you have a traveling charge, you have magnetism. Forces can be applied at a distance between magnetism and electricity. For example, static electricity can attract objects without even touching them. It shouldn’t be a shock when you pass this quiz.
Is the build up of electrical charges (+) positive & (-) negative on an object.
Has not room for fire
Waits for no one
Sees thru water
Has icebergs for buildings
Like pokemon
Repel
Sit down
Eat sushi
Wear bikini's
Make balloons
Attract
Heat fans
Make breadsticks
Eat tofu
Unlike
Dislike
Looklike
Welike
Like
Elephant in the zoo
Mud house person
Hair on your head
Tuna fish caserole
Sea horse
Unlike (charges attract, so the balloon sticks to you)
Don't like each other
Live next door to each other
See each other out for dinner
Eat tuna fish
Suzzie Snow flake
Blizzard
Lightning
Avalanche
Overflowing river
Watches too much T.V. on the bod tube
3rd step to production of lighting
Sky diving
Skipping rope
Wrestling
1st part of producing lightning
Has nothing to do with lightning
Was a trip to West Indies
Was the Grand Canyon
Is a trip to The Empire State Building
Positive charges build up on the top of the cloud and negative charges build up on the bottom of the cloud.
This leaves the ground and the objects on the ground with positive charges.
When negative charges jump between the cloud and the ground, there is a giant electrical discharge or spark.
The moon is dark.
The pyramids face the sun on a very hot day.
The Milky way
Planet Earth
Jupiter
Positive charges build up on the top of the cloud and negative charges build up on the bottom of the cloud.
Neptune
Lightning
Taradactyle eggs
Alien star ships
Piggy back rides
Toothpaste flavor red and orange mixed together with salt
A. Ice cream B. hot fudge Sunday
A. Peanut butter B. Jelly
A. static electricity B. electrical charges
A. Milk B. Cookies
A. Fun B. Sun
A.Certain materials conduct electricity and B. Other materials are nonconductors
A balloon in the ocean
The waves on the water
A surfer rides the tidal waves
Eats fish
The bee hive
The cheese fries
This is called Electricity
Fan and wind
See and saw
The gorilla
Flow of negative charges
The water temperature
The riverboat
A man
The path the mud flows
The path the electrical current flows
The path the truth flows
The path the sea fish flow
The path the earth tilts
The flow of electricity.
The mountain bike to jump over the hill.
The white piece of paper to burn up.
Object to the new president.
Support the science teacher.
True
False
Maybe
Who knows
I know
Sees many flags in the sea.
Has to much time to spend playing video games.
Prevents the flow of electrical current.
Allows his mind to focus on the correct answer.
Knows the correct answer.
A closed circuit
An open circuit
The rainbow
The sea
The mountain
A Closed Circuit
A pop quiz
A new pair of shoes
The big ball
The teeter totter
Joe Lewis
Louis Latimer
Benjamin Baniker
The Twins of Tower Oz
The Flintstones
Tom Jones
Bill Clinton
Thomas Edison
George Washington
Pink Floyd
Played checkers
Rode their bicycles
Developed the light bulb
Ate pizza
Flew kites