Jeopardy

1. Jeopardy

2. Magnetic Earth More Magetic Earth Static Electricity Electron Transfer “Mystery” Question 100 100 100 100 100 200 200 200 200 200 300 300 300 300 300 400 400 400 400 400

4. Category 1 100 • The region of Earth’s magnetic field shaped by the solar wind.

5. Category 1 200 • One part of a freely spinning magnet always points to : A. magnetic field B. Earths’ magnetic pole in the Northern Hemisphere C. the center of the Earth D. the East

6. Category 1 300 TRUE or FALSE? The Earths’s magnetic poles are the part where the magnetic effect is the weakest.

7. Category 1 400 What are the glowing regions on the Earth’s poles that are caused by particles from the Sun?

8. Category 2 100 What is the build up of charges on an object called?

9. Category 2 200 What words describe the loss of static electricity as electric charges transfer from one object to another ?

10. Category 2 300 TRUE or FALSE? Electronic charges that are different attract each other.

11. Category 2 400 Electric Force is _____________________ __________________________.

12. Category 3 100 Both the Earth and Sun have flipped their magnetic poles. How often does the Sun’s magnetic pole usually flip?

13. Category 3 200 Earth is like a bar magnet because it has 1. ____________________ 2. ____________________ 3.____________________

14. Category 3 300 TRUE or FALSE? Charged particles from the solar wind come closest to Earth at the Equator, where Earth’s magnetic field lines dip down to Earth’s surface.

15. Category 3 400 What do spinning electrons produce in a magnet?

16. Category 4 100 TRUE or FALSE? Conduction is the transfer of electrons from a charged object to another object by rubbing.

17. Category 4 200 When charging by _____________, the objects do not touch each other.

18. Category 4 300 The law of ______________of charges states that charges cannot be created or destroyed.

19. Category 4 400 An ___________ is a particle that carries a negative charge.

20. Category 5 100 __________ is the interaction between 2 or more objects.

21. Category 5 200 The region around a charged object where the object’s electric force is exerted on other objects is called _______________.

22. Category 5 300 What does the Vesorium device detect?

23. Category 5 400 Opposites ______________ !

24. Category 1 Answer 100 MAGNETOSPHERE

25. Category 1 Answer 200 B. Earth’s magnetic pole in the Northern Hemisphere

26. Category 1 Answer 300 • FALSE. The North and South Poles have the strongest magnetic effect.

27. Category 1 Answer 400 The Auroras ( North- Aurora Borealis, South-Aurora Australius)

28. Category 2 Answer 100 • Static Electricity

29. Category 2 Answer 200 • Static Discharge

30. Category 2 Answer 300 • TRUE

31. Category 2 Answer 400 The attraction or repulsion between electrical charges.

32. Category 3 Answer 100 Every 11 years.

33. Category 3 Answer 200 1. Has a north and south pole 2. Has a magnetic field 3. Has a magnetic force

34. Category 3 Answer 300 FALSE. The solar winds come closest to the North and South Pole.

35. Category 3 Answer 400 • Magnetic Field

36. Category 4 Answer 100 FALSE. Conduction is the transfer of electrons of a charged object by direct contact with another object.

37. Category 4 Answer 200 Induction.

38. Category 4 Answer 300 Conservation of Charge

39. Category 4 Answer 400 • ELECTRON

40. Category 5 Answer 100 Force

41. Category 5 Answer 200 Electric Field

42. Category 5 Answer 300 A Vesorium detects if there is an electric charge.

43. Category 5 Answer 400 Attract!! Electric Charges Magnetic Charges Electrical Charges Magnetic Charges