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Do Now:
Question 1
1.

Write the equation used to calculate stopping distance

Question 2
2.

List four factors that can affect reaction time

Question 3
3.

What effect does braking have on the wheels energy store?

Question 4
4.

What does reproducible mean?

Question 5
5.

1.Calculate the uncertainty of these measurements:
10cm3, 10.5cm3 , 11cm3, 9.5cm3, 11.5cm3

Question 6
6.

Challenge: calculate the speed a car was travelling if the persons reaction time was 0.4s and the cars thinking distance was 6m.

Key Knowledge: LCWC
Question 7
7.

Define "poles" on a magnet.

Question 8
8.

What is the effect of two like poles on each other?

Question 9
9.

What is the effect of two different poles on each other?

Question 10
10.

Define permanent magnet

Question 11
11.

Define induced magnet

Question 12
12.

Name four magnetic materials

Question 13
13.

What is the effect of two like poles on each other?

Question 14
14.

Define "poles" on a magnet.

Question 15
15.

What is the effect of two different poles on each other?

Question 16
16.

Define permanent magnet

Question 17
17.

Define induced magnet

Question 18
18.

Name four magnetic materials

Recall Quiz:
Question 19
19.

Which of the diagrams in incorrect?

Question 20
20.

Four magnetic materials are...

Question 21
21.

What is an induced magnet?

Question 22
22.

What happens to an induced magnet when it is removed from the magnetic field?

Application task: We do
Question 23
23.

3 different materials were placed near 3 identical bar magnets. Draw arrows either side of the objects to represent the direction of magnetic force, when each bar magnet is placed near the material

Question 24
24.

Explain your answer. (6)

Application task (You do)
Question 25
25.

3 different materials tested with bar magnets to see if they were magnets, magnetic materials, or non-magnetic.
•Material 1 showed no magnetic force and remained stationary when a either pole of a bar magnet was placed near it.
•Material 2 was attracted to only the north pole.
•Material 3 was attracted to both poles.
Name the types of materials and justify your answer. (6)

Plenary (true or false)
Question 26
26.

Nickle is a magnetic material

Question 27
27.

Only permanent magnets repel.

Question 28
28.

Magnets have a North and South Pole.

Question 29
29.

Identical poles attract.

Question 30
30.

Magnets have to be touching to affect each other.