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Start Magnets and Electricity 1. What is it called when two magnets move toward each other? conductor proton parallel electron series attract insulator magnetic field repel Magnets and Electricity 1. What is it called when two magnets move toward each other? conductor proton parallel electron series attract insulator magnetic field repel Magnets and Electricity 2. What is the area between two magnets called where a force can conductor be felt? electron repel proton parallel series attract insulator magnetic field Magnets and Electricity 2. What is the area between two magnets called where a force can be felt? conductor proton parallel electron series attract insulator magnetic field repel Magnets and Electricity 3. What is the object called that does not allow electricity to pass through it? conductor proton parallel electron series attract insulator magnetic field repel Magnets and Electricity 3. What is the object called that does not allow electricity to pass through it? conductor proton parallel electron series attract insulator magnetic field repel Magnets and Electricity 4. One light in a strand of Christmas lights goes out and the rest of the lights also go out – what kind of circuit is formed? conductor proton parallel electron series attract insulator magnetic field repel Magnets and Electricity 4. One light in a strand of Christmas lights goes out and the rest of the lights also go out – what kind of circuit is formed? conductor proton parallel electron series attract insulator magnetic field repel Magnets and Electricity 5. What part of an atom has a positive charge? conductor proton parallel electron series attract insulator magnetic field repel Magnets and Electricity 5. What part of an atom has a positive charge? conductor proton parallel electron series attract insulator magnetic field repel Magnets and Electricity 6. What is it called when two magnets move away from each other? conductor proton parallel electron series attract insulator magnetic field repel Magnets and Electricity 6. What is it called when two magnets move away from each other? conductor proton parallel electron series attract insulator magnetic field repel Magnets and Electricity conductor 7. What is the object called that allows electricity to pass through it? electron repel proton parallel series attract insulator magnetic field Magnets and Electricity conductor 7. What is the object called that allows electricity to pass through it? electron repel proton parallel series attract insulator magnetic field Magnets and Electricity 8. What part of an atom has a negative charge? conductor proton parallel electron series attract insulator magnetic field repel Magnets and Electricity 8. What part of an atom has a negative charge? conductor proton parallel electron series attract insulator magnetic field repel Magnets and Electricity 9. What kind of circuit is formed that allows other lights to stay on even when one light goes out? conductor proton parallel electron series attract insulator magnetic field repel Magnets and Electricity 9. What kind of circuit is formed that allows other lights to stay on even when one light goes out? conductor proton parallel electron series attract insulator magnetic field repel Magnets and Electricity You are now a master electrician! conductor proton parallel electron series attract insulator magnetic field repel
